Beer is good

[DarkFish]

Originally Posted by STEED

Screw beer, no bloody taste to it. I've just get a cider out of the fridge.

How do you mean "No bloody taste", beer's the best drink ever!
Apparently you don't know any good beers, sir

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by Lionclaw

Woohoo! Beer beer beer bed bed bed! - Homer Simpson

"Beer cause of and solution too, all of life's problems." - HJS


Most of my co-workers think I'm strange because I'm 25 and never bothered to drink a beer. I've only had three or four alcoholic drinks in my life.

[STEED]

Originally Posted by DarkFish

How do you mean "No bloody taste", beer's the best drink ever!
Apparently you don't know any good beers, sir

Tried them all, there all like making love in a boat, f______ close to water.

[DarkFish]

Originally Posted by STEED

Tried them all, there all like making love in a boat, f______ close to water.

Tried them all? Then I take it you have also tried La Trappe Witte Trappist, La Trappe Quadrupel, Westmalle Dubbel, Leffe Dubbel, Hoegaarden Grand Cru and Leffe Tripel?

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by DarkFish

Tried them all? Then I take it you have also tried La Trappe Witte Trappist, La Trappe Quadrupel, Westmalle Dubbel, Leffe Dubbel, Hoegaarden Grand Cru and Leffe Tripel?

He probably tried your most infamous one, Heineken which was probably enough to put any mere mortal off

[krashkart]

My exbeerience today is... Staropramen. Which begs the question; why is some European beer so... eloquently hoppy and of premium goodness? (this is rhetorical of questions)

I'm sticking to my "one and done" - rule and have found myself being able to stick to it. My belief in myself is slowly returning.

It was a small glass of Newcastle brown ale, 0,3 l.

[STEED]

The only beers that have flavour come from the far east and what I like about them is very low gas unlike the european beers which have more gas in them than coka cola has.

No beer is not my No.1 choice

1. Cider
2. Stout
3. Bitter
4. beer

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

He probably tried your most infamous one, Heineken which was probably enough to put any mere mortal off

http://www.google.se/url?q=http://ww...AbENRX-RAxZ6Bw

[krashkart]

Originally Posted by OneToughHerring

I'm sticking to my "one and done" - rule and have found myself being able to stick to it. My belief in myself is slowly returning.

It was a small glass of Newcastle brown ale, 0,3 l.

Grats, brother. I've managed to cut my intake to one six-pack per month or two. There was a time when I was practically walking on beer cans and empty whiskey bottles.

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by STEED

The only beers that have flavour come from the far east and what I like about them is very low gas unlike the european beers which have more gas in them than coka cola has.

No beer is not my No.1 choice

1. Cider
2. Stout
3. Bitter
4. beer

Get a bottle or two of this down yer neck and get that testicle hair growing again

[krashkart]

Looks yummy. Shame I can't find it anywhere here.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Get a bottle or two of this down yer neck and get that testicle hair growing again

http://www.invid.se/PageFiles/864/He...er_glas_65.jpg

[frau kaleun]

I know I've seen it before but it cracks me up every time.

I need to look for this at the int'l market but methinks if they had it I would've noticed already. The label would definitely be an attention getter.

OMG I just noticed "A bottle of Britain" at the bottom.

[Jimbuna]

A small piece from their site:

Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale is the biggest ale success story of the last decade. Originally brewed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, its characteristically Kentish, hoppy flavor and risque advertising campaign has made it a firm favourite with beer lovers.

Winner of a gold medal and Best Strong Cask-Conditioned Beer of the World at the Brewing Industry International Awards, Spitfire Ale (4.5% abv) is now Shepherd Neame's biggest-selling cask conditioned ale. Spitfire Ale has Protected Geographical Indication, the same regional produce protection afforded to Champagne and Parma Ham.