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Zagam Incompertus INC Fatal Ascension 209	Posted - 2011.10.26 13:43:00 - [1] - Quote In light of Kitty McKitty's thread about Icelandic Beer and space beer (Linky), I think it would be interesting to get everyone's opinion on their favorite beers. Flying drunk (and FCing drunk) is a well-honored past time in EVE, and it is always good to have your eyes opened to new and tasty beers. Here are a few of my favorites (with links!) Kona Brewery Redman Red Ale (In the draft-only section) Kona Brewery Longboard Island Lager (much more widely available) St Arnold Brewery Oktoberfest (Local Houston, TX brewery) Shiner Bock (Also widely available) Oh... and find me a good beer I can get locally, and I'll send you 15M ISK. (I tend to like ales that are more malty than hoppy, and aren't very bitter) ~Z
Sturmwolke 30	Posted - 2011.10.26 14:23:00 - [2] - Quote Anything ~~out of~~ from Germany.
Zagam Incompertus INC Fatal Ascension 209	Posted - 2011.10.26 14:31:00 - [3] - Quote Sturmwolke wrote: Anything ~~out of~~ from Germany. Well... that could mean anything from a Pilsner to a Lager to a Porter.... and everything in-between. At my local Liquor/wine/beer store, the "german beer" section is 6 shelves that are about 15 feet (5m for my european friends) long. Local beers are about 10 feet. Selection isn't an issue.
Adunh Slavy Ammatar Trade Syndicate 55	Posted - 2011.10.26 15:23:00 - [4] - Quote Weihenstephan And something I had in the Cotswolds from some small local brewery, was like drinking bread pudding. Can't recall the name, had to much of it.
Karl Planck Labyrinth Obtaining Chaotic Kangaroos 14	Posted - 2011.10.26 15:38:00 - [5] - Quote Snow Cap Ale by Pyramid Breweries
Jim Pooley The Jeremy Kyle Holding Pen 7	Posted - 2011.10.26 16:57:00 - [6] - Quote I really like "EB" from Poland, and "Efes" from Turkey :)
Zagam Incompertus INC Fatal Ascension 209	Posted - 2011.10.26 17:09:00 - [7] - Quote Karl Planck wrote: Snow Cap Ale by Pyramid Breweries I think I've seen that one at the store, I'll take a look for it.
pussnheels Vintage heavy industries 141	Posted - 2011.10.26 17:10:00 - [8] - Quote Heretics German beer is awefull and in combination with too many bratwurst well and don't even mention dutch beer thats just water with some colouring and little or no taste and you get aweful sick from them American beers never heared from that do they brew beers over there British beer ...not really beer is it NOW let me educate you with a REAL beer for REAL men or another one a bit more commercial I do not agree with what you are saying , but i will defend to the death your right to say it...... Voltaire
Zagam Incompertus INC Fatal Ascension 209	Posted - 2011.10.26 17:26:00 - [9] - Quote pussnheels wrote: Heretics German beer is awefull and in combination with too many bratwurst well and don't even mention dutch beer thats just water with some colouring and little or no taste and you get aweful sick from them American beers never heared from that do they brew beers over there British beer ...not really beer is it NOW let me educate you with a REAL beer for REAL men or another one a bit more commercial Duvel is ok, but not a favorite.
brutorans Sons Of 0din Fatal Ascension 3	Posted - 2011.10.26 18:32:00 - [10] - Quote White shield given the chance, otherwise Newcastle Brown or Guinness =]
SpaceSquirrels 9	Posted - 2011.10.26 19:14:00 - [11] - Quote 312/goose island beers. Some lienienkugein... I have no idea how to spell that. Pacifico w/ Lime. Becks. Moosehead. Some honey weiss amber lagers or ales. Stone brewery has a good selection best known for their IPAs. Greatlakes: Elliot Ness specifically. I really need to be in a liquor store or in a brewery to skim a menu to remember everything. Not a specific beer, but a Black and blue or a black velvet is a good drink.
Iosue UV Heavy Industries STR8NGE BREW 12	Posted - 2011.10.26 20:06:00 - [12] - Quote There was an issue with parsing this post's BBCode
Zagam Incompertus INC Fatal Ascension 209	Posted - 2011.10.26 20:49:00 - [13] - Quote Iosue wrote: Just discovered Ommegang Hennepin, a delicious Belgian-style golden ale. Truly one of the best beers I've ever tasted. In fact, when I find someplace carrying them, I purchase all of them in stock. And at 7.7% alcohol by volume, it also carries a little kick, though unlike many other high alcohol content beers, you don't get any alcohol after-taste at all, a little dangerous. If nothing else, Belgians are masters at disguising high-ABV beers.
Blue Binary Polychoron 5	Posted - 2011.10.26 21:20:00 - [14] - Quote Cusque+¦a. It's a light, crisp beer that is quite malty, with a slight bitterness. Sainsbury's sell it here in the UK. It is available in the US, but don't know where. Nigh on impossible to find here in the local pubs though.
Obsidian Hawk RONA Corporation RONA Directorate 201	Posted - 2011.10.26 21:30:00 - [15] - Quote Guiness! But i actually use that more for cooking that drinking. Makes a lot of BBQ sauces nicer and have better texture.
Iosue UV Heavy Industries STR8NGE BREW 12	Posted - 2011.10.26 22:08:00 - [16] - Quote Zagam wrote: Iosue wrote: Just discovered Ommegang Hennepin, a delicious Belgian-style golden ale. Truly one of the best beers I've ever tasted. In fact, when I find someplace carrying them, I purchase all of them in stock. And at 7.7% alcohol by volume, it also carries a little kick, though unlike many other high alcohol content beers, you don't get any alcohol after-taste at all, a little dangerous. If nothing else, Belgians are masters at disguising high-ABV beers. Btw, you should be able to find it at Spec's. That's where I get 'em. Some other good choices: - Stone Pale Ale, IPA if you like teh hops - Czechvar - a Czech pilsner; actually it's the original Budweiser, but they can't sell it under their Czech name in the States because some other company already owns the right to it (even though they've been brewing the stuff since the 15th century). - Ommegang Rare VOS - another fantastic amber ale from the Ommegang brewery. This one is darker, but not overly filling. Goes down super smooth and has a nice, almost buttery finish. I highly recommend. - Schneider Weisse - excellent German Heffe Weissen. - Gambrinus - A wonderful Czech lager, not sure if they export it though. - Fireman's #4- local brewed blonde ale, tasty and refreshing for those hot summer evenings. - Real Ale's Coffee Porter - If you like coffee with your beer, can't go wrong here (seasonal: fall) I'll go ahead and stop here cause this could get outta hand...
Shalia Ripper The Elevens 2	Posted - 2011.10.26 23:32:00 - [17] - Quote No good beer in America? Typical uneducated European flippery. Mac and Jacks African Amber, brewed in Redmond, WA. Moose Drool (have to go easy on these, they give wicked beer farts) by Big Sky Brewing Co, Missoula, MT. 1554 , New Belgium Brewing, makers of the famous Fat Tire, Ft. Collins, CO Black Butte Porter, Deschutes Brewery Portland and Bend, OR Bitches Brew, Dogfish Head Brewery Milton Head, DE (just to prove I am not biased to the West of the US....which I am) Just a few examples of the excellent beers currently being brewed here in the US.
Karak Terrel As Far As The eYe can see Chained Reactions 24	Posted - 2011.10.26 23:42:00 - [18] - Quote Eichhof Klosterbr+ñu my favorite! Brewed by monks who have the time to do every step in the process of the creation by hand and with the greatest possible care to produce the perfect beer (at least in my imagination).
Headerman Quovis Shadow of xXDEATHXx 287	Posted - 2011.10.27 01:13:00 - [19] - Quote http://www.boags.com.au/#/brands/premium/regular/background/ One of the best beers available The Apostle : I want a kangeroo Captain Kirk : Silly Austrians Sarmatiko : Let me guess: you're from US? Captain Kirk : Yeah Riverside IA - why?
pussnheels Vintage heavy industries 142	Posted - 2011.10.27 06:28:00 - [20] - Quote There was an issue with parsing this post's BBCode I do not agree with what you are saying , but i will defend to the death your right to say it...... Voltaire
Sidus Isaacs Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 8	Posted - 2011.10.27 10:49:00 - [21] - Quote Obsidian Hawk wrote: Guiness! But i actually use that more for cooking that drinking. Makes a lot of BBQ sauces nicer and have better texture. I use it in my mashed potatoes, it is awesome.
Pr1ncess Alia Perkone Caldari State 34	Posted - 2011.10.27 13:33:00 - [22] - Quote Beer thread! Guinness is good. Along that line but a tad bit lighter, Boddingtons has to be one of my favorites. I like a Dog Fish Head (their 90minute IPA is bangarang) Southern Tier IPA is great (and they make a 2x IPA) In a can? You bet. I'll take a Yuengling. Bitburger aint too bad I suppose. B.B. Burgerbrau surprised me, I thought a very good taste though my friend and beer disty owner did not agree with me. There is a local brew, EBC (Ellicotville Brewing Co) that make a bunch of stuff, their apricot and blueberry is badass (never thought i'd like a fruity beer but they do it right) I think I saw someone mention Great Lakes. From the same area you can buy from Erie Brewing Company (watch out for that railbender! It's a doozy!" Both these companies make good stuff. Sam Adams? meh, I suppose. I like their Noble Pils A LOT, but it's hard to get, uber seasonal. I do like their Winter and their Summer, but the Octoberfest and Boston Lager don't ring my bell like it does for most (I'll still drink it mind you, don't get me wrong) Founders makes decent stuff if you can buy it where you are. Down the road a ways we have the Bullfrog Brewery, they make something called "Old Toad" that will have you hailing a cab and getting the car in the morning. Hometown favorite (Harrisburg) is Troegs, these guys have taken off in the last 10 years and you can find this stuff all over the place. It's all good (but heavy) I really could go on for a couple hours. I love beer. More middle of the road but still good? Hogarden is so-so, there are probably dozens I'm forgetting that I'd like to mention. To each their own... I think I have a good taste for beer but I'll also drink ** ppl will denounce. Heineken if I'm in a bar with NO selection, or Corona/Dos Equis (those two preferably with enough lemon to ward off scurvy, just out of habit). We make a mix called skippy every summer when we hold these ginormous camping parties (10gallon drum filled with Natural Ice, Vodka and Lemonade powder mix), yeah, criticize me if you will but imagine this guy yelling back at you in response. I gotta go, stuff to do, beer to drink. Choose, but choose wisely, for while the right beer will give you everlasting pleasure... the wrong beer will give you rot gut and the * .... but before then you'll get a good deal of pleasure so, you know what? Forget what I just said. - Get a beer, - drink it, - if you don't like it drink it until you do - buy something different next time. Make your own list. We all do at some point, and that's half the fun of beer. The personal discovery (well, the intoxication is nice too) Stay thirsty my friends. "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."** -Ben Franklin
Froz3nEcho Sarain Blue Republic RvB - BLUE Republic 127	Posted - 2011.10.27 15:50:00 - [23] - Quote Lol Dutch beer is water with coloring? True about Bavaria and Heineken but most beers there are very bitter. Best beer is Grolsch... and they got the 'brace' bottle! ~ When everything fades away, an echo is the only sound that will remain ~ -á-á~ Chaos is a name for any order that produces confusion in our minds ~
Mohr Cowbell Dreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 116	Posted - 2011.10.29 06:07:00 - [24] - Quote Zagam wrote: In light of Kitty McKitty's thread about Icelandic Beer and space beer (Linky), I think it would be interesting to get everyone's opinion on their favorite beers. Flying drunk (and FCing drunk) is a well-honored past time in EVE, and it is always good to have your eyes opened to new and tasty beers. Here are a few of my favorites (with links!) Kona Brewery Redman Red Ale (In the draft-only section) Kona Brewery Longboard Island Lager (much more widely available) St Arnold Brewery Oktoberfest (Local Houston, TX brewery) Shiner Bock (Also widely available) Oh... and find me a good beer I can get locally, and I'll send you 15M ISK. (I tend to like ales that are more malty than hoppy, and aren't very bitter) ~Z Stop being a *****. Here are the best beers -- and you don't have to thank me. 1. Guinness 2. Sam Adams Bostom Lagar 3. Jack Daniels (yes, I know its not beer) 4. repreat There you go. rinse and repeat.
Reiisha Veto. Veto Corp 8	Posted - 2011.10.30 15:40:00 - [25] - Quote Hertog Jan Weihenstephaner Chimay IE: Anything from the Benelux and Germany. You simply won't find good beer outside of those 4 countries.
Malcanis Vanishing Point. The Initiative. 888	Posted - 2011.10.30 15:57:00 - [26] - Quote pussnheels wrote: British beer ...not really beer is it Sure, buddy. Whatever you say Sam Smiths Lager: This is straight up the best lager I have ever tasted. This is what other lagers wish they were, but secretly know that they never will be. Black Sheep Riggwelter: My favourite strong bitter. Warning: this stuff is insidious. It doesn't have that treacley heaviness that most strong bitters have, it's relatively light and hoppy, so you can easily put down a few pints of this thinking it's session bitter. Then there's a blur. Then you find you're halfway up the fell, on a scree slope, at midnight, in the rain, trying to remember what precisely was so awesome about going climbing in the dark... Tim Taylors Golden Best: a straight up session beer with a bit more hop than ordinary bests usually have. To name but one example each from 3 of my favorite breweries. Malcanis' Law: Any proposal justified on the basis that "it will benefit new players" is invariably to the greater advantage of older, richer players. Things to do in EVE:-áhttp://swiftandbitter.com/eve/wtd/
Malcanis Vanishing Point. The Initiative. 888	Posted - 2011.10.30 16:09:00 - [27] - Quote Shalia Ripper wrote: No good beer in America? Typical uneducated European flippery. Mac and Jacks African Amber, brewed in Redmond, WA. Moose Drool (have to go easy on these, they give wicked beer farts) by Big Sky Brewing Co, Missoula, MT. 1554 , New Belgium Brewing, makers of the famous Fat Tire, Ft. Collins, CO Black Butte Porter, Deschutes Brewery Portland and Bend, OR Bitches Brew, Dogfish Head Brewery Milton Head, DE (just to prove I am not biased to the West of the US....which I am) Just a few examples of the excellent beers currently being brewed here in the US. I was in a free house pub (ie: they can stock whatever they like, not being tied to a brewery) a few years ago, and they had an IPA that was made in, of all places, Pheonix. For some reason I am unable to account for, my memory of the evening is a little fuzzy and I have never been able to remember the name of it. But God, it was good. Malcanis' Law: Any proposal justified on the basis that "it will benefit new players" is invariably to the greater advantage of older, richer players. Things to do in EVE:-áhttp://swiftandbitter.com/eve/wtd/
Shalia Ripper The Elevens 2	Posted - 2011.10.31 03:07:00 - [28] - Quote Malcanis wrote: Shalia Ripper wrote: No good beer in America? Typical uneducated European flippery. Mac and Jacks African Amber, brewed in Redmond, WA. Moose Drool (have to go easy on these, they give wicked beer farts) by Big Sky Brewing Co, Missoula, MT. 1554 , New Belgium Brewing, makers of the famous Fat Tire, Ft. Collins, CO Black Butte Porter, Deschutes Brewery Portland and Bend, OR Bitches Brew, Dogfish Head Brewery Milton Head, DE (just to prove I am not biased to the West of the US....which I am) Just a few examples of the excellent beers currently being brewed here in the US. I was in a free house pub (ie: they can stock whatever they like, not being tied to a brewery) a few years ago, and they had an IPA that was made in, of all places, Pheonix. For some reason I am unable to account for, my memory of the evening is a little fuzzy and I have never been able to remember the name of it. But God, it was good. I have known you since 1997, and how many times have I invited you to come to the beautiful NW US for a tour of our local beers? I lost count too, move your limey buttocks. Well, wait until I am employed again. P.S. The regional chain of Brewpubs called Rogue had an excellent double strength IPA called I think XXX IPA. The one I have tried most recently was called Red Chair NWPA brewed by Deschutes Brewery in Oregon. This is the same Brewery that makes one of my favorites, Black Butte Porter. There is another small brewery in Snoqualmie, WA called Snoqualmie Falls Brewery and they make a line of excellent beers. Also, the town where the TV series Northern Exposure was filmed has some excellent small breweries as well. Can't swing a dead cat up here in the NW without finding a small brewery or brewpub that has something worth your beer swilling while.
Holy One SniggWaffe 68	Posted - 2011.10.31 07:21:00 - [29] - Quote 1. Leffe Blonde although a bit sweet is great superchilled on draught. The bottled versions are hit and miss, mainly because they use far too much sugar in the larger corked bottles. The tidgy little bottles you get in a 4 pack are great straight from the freezer but cost way too much and are far too sweet (they make you sick if you drink a liter of the stuff) for most. 2. F++rstenberg is a wonderful cheap German brown bottle lager. Its -ú1.45 for 500ml in morrisons (Uk) 3. Budweiser Budvar is a fantastic and cheap slightly spiced lager. The Saaz Aroma hops really hit the spot. 4. Peroni Nastro Azzurro is not so cheap but again a fantastic light gassy lager. Not keen on the draught version but the bottled stuff slides down nice n easy. Good with food! 5. Disgusting though it is, I also really like San Miguel. As long as its ***** cold. But that's just me .. and it is widely acknowledged as chemical ** by the great and the good.
Feilamya 3	Posted - 2011.10.31 15:48:00 - [30] - Quote Polar beer - best beer
Graelyn Wolfsbrigade 63	Posted - 2011.10.31 17:16:00 - [31] - Quote Give me a Chimay Grande Reserve any day. Belgian/Trappist Trippels for the win. + Cardinal Graelyn + Owner/Operator, "The Summit"
Orion Hastmena Stimutac 1	Posted - 2011.10.31 17:49:00 - [32] - Quote The best beer is a free beer.
Hieronymus Alexandre Fashionable Enterprises 0	Posted - 2011.10.31 18:15:00 - [33] - Quote Mostly American beers here... Favorite at the moment is Alaskan Amber Alt. If you happen to live near a good one, Gordon Biersch makes some good German style beers. (Bottled is good too, but they contract the recipes out to another company.) My uncle actually brews for the San Diego restaurant and is damn good, IMO. North Coast makes some good beers as well, though fairly expensive. Was recently turned on to Xingu. Possibly contender for next favorite.
Sir Substance Tactical Knightmare 109	Posted - 2011.11.01 02:37:00 - [34] - Quote pussnheels wrote: NOW let me educate you with a REAL beer for REAL men I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you over the sound of a real beer ad. Really though, if you want good beer, go coopers.
Alphaphi Lost Society 0	Posted - 2011.11.10 09:26:00 - [35] - Quote any beer from St feullien brewery in belgium is incredibly good (especially their award winning Saison!) Killkenny and guinness is pretty damned good as well. if you want a nice light beer, then try out San miguel, it's pretty decent.

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