Beer

[Brian Wallace]

I mean good beer, not the domestic, mass produced stuff.

OK, who here likes it and what is the best non US beer you have tried?

[David B]

no particular favorite but I do have a sudden thirst for some Bergenbier .
http://www.bergenbier.ro/

[Brian Wallace]

I just bought some of this 10% beer tonight and after two, I'm about to hit the hay.

http://www.delirium.be/Anglais/Histoire/histoire.htm

[Ennkuhl]

Which famous beers are in the U.S ?


Do you know this beer :


(It comes from Belgium)


Link : 1000 ways to open a beer http://stuff.twoday.net/

[Brian Wallace]

Miller, Bud, Michelob.......you know, water with alcohol in it.

I haven't seen that one around here. This is what I think of when I hear busch beer.

[David B]

Sam Adams ain't bad but there are local brewery's much better IMO such as
http://www.northamptonbrewery.com/
Bush looks interesting

[Brian Wallace]

I love this one.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/48/155

And I'm trying this one tonight.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1534/6947

[David B]

You sure that ain’t motor oil

[Brian Wallace]

Motor oil with a sleep aid in it. I drank half of it and was out like a light.

[LordAli]

I like our czech beer. Pilsner Urquell made in Pilsen

[Brian Wallace]

I like that beer as well. It's always good to get the original pilsner.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilsner_Urquell

[David B]

Pilsner Urquell ! A new flavor to try

[Brian Wallace]

Here is a dark beer I have been really liking lately. Bells "Hell hath no fury"

[Smallbox]

hehe...good evening!(or..morning, since it's very early here!)
Since "motor oil" was mentioned a bit earlier in the thread,
how about this one?

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/323/875



Since our Scotland trip last year, I've been trying out some other great Scottish beers/ales.
I had some of this Harviestoun Old Engine Oil a few weeks ago and it was awesome!
Been drinking up the last of my Murphy's purchased for St. Patty's Day though, and
I can't explain...I mean I can't complain...

-See ya!

[Brian Wallace]

OK, I've saved up some cash and it's time for a few new beers.

Here is the first one. It's from a Canadian company called Unibroue and the beer is called Terrible. It's a Belgian style beer and is 10.5%.



The next is from the same Canadian company and is an ale brewed with cherries and is called Quelque Chose. This ones for the little lady and is 8%.