What is your favorite Beer?

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I'll look forward to trying Lao Beer if that's available...I expect it, being a product of an ASEAN economy.
That would be Beer Lao, incidentally, its a good drop that tastes even better when you are there on a hot day.

My personal preference is to vary my beer drinking but pushed for a farourite it would be a kiwi boutique, Tuatara XI.
 
That would be Beer Lao, incidentally, its a good drop that tastes even better when you are there on a hot day.

My personal preference is to vary my beer drinking but pushed for a farourite it would be a kiwi boutique, Tuatara XI.

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FWIW:

In Japan (and in the 7/11s of most other Asian countries): Sapporo
In China: Paulaner
In Malaysia/Singapore: Erdinger
In Ireland/Thailand: Guinness
In the UK: Any Real Ale
 
My personal preference is Budweiser - which I recognise to some people is not really a beer.

The only other real preference is Keo but only when in Cyprus. My parents generally bring me a can of Keo when they meet me at the airport...
 
Difficult, I like most beers... (That is, beer that deserves its name and not the stuff big Australian and American brands try to sell as "beer" :shock:)

If forced, my list would be:

  1. Jever, Germany (can't buy it outside Europe, I don't think :()
  2. Spaten, Germany (available in Australia at the Bavarian Beer cafe restaurants, albeit at ridiculously high prices
  3. Budvar, Czech Republic (not the American Budweiser cough)
  4. Tiger, Singapore
  5. Steinlager Pure, New Zealand

Most important is actually that the amount is right. And that generally means "Lots of it" in my personal opinion :lol:
 
I quite like Fat Yak and any IPA's, though rarely buy them due to their increased prices. If I could get myself to NZ though, the first beer I'd order, on tap, is Tui. Tastes awful here out of a bottle though, so don't buy it :(
 
There is a place in Brisbane that does he fermenting for you and it is then just a case of bottling. I would love to give that a shot.

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An alternative to brewing your own at home is those "You Brew It" places.

There is at least one of those places here in Melbourne that I know of (only 10 minutes from me too), but the name escapes me for the moment.
 
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I don't drink beer but I cooked a Wagyu beef stew last night with Theakston's Old Peculier and it was delicious :D

My favourite brew in the UK; can't say I've ever tried it in a pie or a stew.

Was drinking Yanjing in Beijing during the 2008 Olympics - the hotel had run out of my usual Tsingtao. Was rather surprised as it was better than I expected, and the staff always saved a couple for me, so that I could enjoy a cold one after finishing the photo shoot each day.

Duvell White is a favourite also.

And I agree thoroughly with everyone else who has stated that it always tastes better when the *original* is drunk as opposed to the "under license" stuff; makes all the difference IMHO - I enjoy trying new beers, and always try to sample the local stuff whenever I possibly can. As a fallback, I'll grab a MGD, Bud (wish it could be the Czech stuff!!!) or an Asahi if the local brew is not great.
 
I still haven't found a US beer that I like

I tried lots of good local boutique ones in Seattle. Haven't been anywhere else in the US though.

Speights porter would be my vote for favorite. It's got the best 'burnt toast' flavour of any porter I've tried.
 
Anything blonde. Though, Old Speckled Hen and Bombardier are nice English Ales.
 
Pleasantly surprised with the varieties available in the US, agree with Nelly Mobbs, enjoyed all the Sierra Nevada Range.
Also sampled a bottle of Ninkasi Oatmeal Stout (brewed in Eugene Oregon) purchased from a supermarket in Seattle,
loved it and couldn't find another bottle anywhere else during out travels.

Local favourite at the moment, James Squire Stow Away IPA.

I don't mind Bintang also, when on holidays drink the local drop.
 
I'm enjoying this - lots of beers to add to my "To Try" list. :cool:

Agreed...Looking forward to my next trip to the US to try NM's suggestion...with some Buffalo Wings of course :cool:
 
Coopers Sparkling followed by Coopers Pale. ...hopefully followed by multiple more Sparkling and Pales in any order! :p
 
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