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nickky01	Posted - 2006.04.30 05:02:00 - [1] bud light > everything warm beer is gross, and no it dosn't taste like warm watered down urine. end of story \\
Benglada	Posted - 2006.04.30 05:07:00 - [2] Canadian beer>american beer> british beer> kthnxbye --------------------------- Originally by: Wrangler Unfrtinately you dnot get to vote..
Mitten	Posted - 2006.04.30 05:10:00 - [3] liquer > all the beer ****e
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 05:27:00 - [4] Bud light is drinkable. Prefer Sam Adams myself. Though Jack Daniels is my drink of choice right now. _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
Jenny Spitfire	Posted - 2006.04.30 07:55:00 - [5] I am not of an alchy but I thought most American beer like Bud are lagers, arent they? ---------------- RecruitMe@NOINT! RAWR!11 Sig Hijack!11 - Imaran
Halunoto Vankaalen	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:08:00 - [6] Edited by: Halunoto Vankaalen on 30/04/2006 08:08:37 ----- Disembarkation Room
ParMizaN	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:21:00 - [7] haha :/ Phenomena of ironies, cast the litany aside How intelligible, blessed be the forgetful
Anatolius	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:23:00 - [8] Originally by: Dak Hakin Bud light is drinkable. Prefer Sam Adams myself. Much in the same way that one's own urine is drinkable, if one is stranded in the desert and on day four without water. Sam Adams isn't too bad, at least.
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:24:00 - [9] Originally by: Jenny Spitfire I am not of an alchy but I thought most American beer like Bud are lagers, arent they? I believe most of them are lagers, yes... _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
keepiru	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:25:00 - [10] Ive never met anyone who drinks warm beer here in the UK. They might drink ale warm, but ale != beer. Its like comparing Whiskey and Cognac. Most people here drink cheap lager anyway. Anyway, german wheat beer > , and > ****-weak american pseudo-beer. ---------------- Official ISD cake & bree reserve thief. Barricades a speciality! Last stands on request.
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:25:00 - [11] Originally by: Anatolius Originally by: Dak Hakin Bud light is drinkable. Prefer Sam Adams myself. Much in the same way that one's own urine is drinkable, if one is stranded in the desert and on day four without water. Sam Adams isn't too bad, at least. Shhh... I was trying to be nice _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
HippoKing	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:41:00 - [12] Originally by: ParMizaN haha :/ qft
Corovus	Posted - 2006.04.30 08:42:00 - [13] Originally by: nickky01 bud light > everything warm beer is gross, and no it dosn't taste like warm watered down urine. end of story \\ k - you drink bud light, which has almost no taste. Which type of british beer are you talking about exactly? Lager? Light Ale? Dark Ale? Wheat beer? Mild? Porter? Stout? Let us know if you have ever actually tried any...
wierchas noobhunter	Posted - 2006.04.30 09:23:00 - [14] lithuanian beer > all nice mode ON/off Naughty - don't discuss moderation on the forums! - Cathath
Yen Oshii	Posted - 2006.04.30 09:30:00 - [15] Edited by: Yen Oshii on 30/04/2006 09:31:07 I dont know where this idea that british beer is warm has come from, but its not true to my knowlege all british made beer\ale's etc are all served cold over here. Besides Light beer? what ru a chick? Newcastle Brown Ale or a pint of the black stuff, put some hairs on your cheast. BTW served cold. Think all american beers are weak as **** aswell. Spanish beer is nice. and German beer is 4tw.

BH Runner	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:03:00 - [16] Guinness > all [Bug Report Here] - [Contact Us]

James Snowscoran	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:18:00 - [17] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all No. -----
HippoKing	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:20:00 - [18] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all only when you're really hungry
ParMizaN	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:24:00 - [19] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all vile :S Phenomena of ironies, cast the litany aside How intelligible, blessed be the forgetful
Coconut Joe	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:25:00 - [20] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all ew. How I long for the good old days, when Guiness was seen as an old man's drink, and kids weren't swayed by advertiseing aimed at them :(
Kye Kenshin	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:56:00 - [21] Bud is a kids drink. German lager for me
Finraer	Posted - 2006.04.30 10:59:00 - [22] water >= bud light They served some up at a course I was at in the states at night at a barbecue - didn't have any labels on and at first we thought we'd been served individual sparkling table water in little bottles, which seemed a cool idea since the food was a bit spicy. Didn't realise it was supposed to be beer!
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:02:00 - [23] Forbes rates best beers _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
Sentani	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:07:00 - [24] swedish lager 4tw oh and... guinness kinda tastes like blood (iron-ie) kinda creeps me out since i like it ____________________________________________________________ The Eris Goes Straight to your Head.
Peter Armstrong	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:08:00 - [25] Originally by: nickky01 bud light > everything warm beer is gross, and no it dosn't taste like warm watered down urine. end of story \\ for ur title and ur post u not making much sence
Kaeten	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:22:00 - [26] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all
FireFoxx80	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:31:00 - [27] Cider 4tw
Nafri	Posted - 2006.04.30 11:38:00 - [28] Originally by: Kye Kenshin Bud is a kids drink. German lager for me signed, calling a beer light, rofl Summertime - Campingtime!
Blacklight	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:02:00 - [29] Just to reinforce my point, even the Canadians have far better beer than the Americans, Alexander Keith's would take any American beer by the ears, headbut it full in the face, swing it around it's head and fling it unconscious into the Hudson bay whilst laughing hysterically at the thought of an American beer being worth drinking. Eve Blacklight Style
KIAPieman	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:03:00 - [30] let the BNC beer backlash begin. we are the MASTERS of the beer. Darth Blacklight, Dark Lord of the Lager, will show you the power of the dark side of the beer. --------------------------------------------------
Zenst	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:08:00 - [31] Originally by: nickky01 bud light > everything warm beer is gross, and no it dosn't taste like warm watered down urine. end of story \\ 1) British beer stronger than US beer 2) You compare larger to what would appear to be some diluted form of bitter or ale instead of another larger 3) You can chose temprature of your beer 4) I have never drank urine so I bow to your superior knowledge upon that subject 5) 99.9% of all Americans prefer foreign beers As for story - very very funny as for fact, very very funny.
Blacklight	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:09:00 - [32] Edited by: Blacklight on 30/04/2006 12:09:55 To further reinforce my point all of the following beers are better than any of that limp wristed muck that is turned out of American breweries.. Stella Artois Becks Kronenburg Hoegarden Heineken Carlsberg Staropramen Warsteiner Grolsh Guiness Caffrey's Duvel Peroni Urquell Nastro Azzuro Asahi Dry etc... and that's just off the top of my head inside 30 seconds. Damn I would rather drink San Miguel than anything brewed in the states. Eve Blacklight Style
Haldane IV	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:15:00 - [33] What "beer" you talking about - Real Ale, lager, draught or bottle conditoned, or that fizzy, pasteurised semi-flavoured semi-alcoholic flavoured water you get in cans? Cask-conditioned and dispensed Real ale is notoriously hard to transport and often does not travel well. That means, in my experience, to be sure you are getting a truly representative pint of the stuff, you ought to travel to the area its made not vice versa - you get the added pleasure of seeing what the part of the country it comes from, is like I hear there is some terrific real ale being made by the US micro-breweries now. There is a big difference between "proper" bottle conditioned bitter (where it continues to ferment in the bottle) and some of the stuff you find in bottles in supermarkets, which just has the same name as a draught. With a few notable exceptions, if I want bottled beer I much prefer the classic "trappist" type beers, although as I live in the UK I do have to travel miles to get it (like, years ago, I had to travel miles to find a pub serving real ale). I like that quaint and charming Belgian idea you have a different kind of glass for each kind of beer. And we Brits don't drink warm beer. Its just that there is no need to freeze quality beer to make it drinkable.
Blacklight	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:17:00 - [34] I suppose I should get to listing all the British Beers that don't have to be warm and made out of mud that clearly pwn any American beer in the face with extreme force but I can't be bothered and it would take me all day to remember them there are so many. I will just settle for two UK masterpieces that make American beer look like a complete joke.. Guiness Newcastle Brown Ale Eve Blacklight Style
Alasse Cuthalion	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:19:00 - [35] Guinness is the stuff of Gods, that is all.
Kaeten	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:41:00 - [36] Originally by: Alasse Cuthalion Guinness is the stuff of Gods, that is all. I bought one took a sip and then left it lol. Haven't tried all beers yet but heikiken is my fav for the mean time.
HippoKing	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:52:00 - [37] Originally by: Kaeten Haven't tried all beers yet but heikiken is my fav for the mean time. die tbh
Big Muthatrucker	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:56:00 - [38] Edited by: Big Muthatrucker on 30/04/2006 12:59:03 I'm sorry but this should be considered blasphemy. The only beer I wouldn't rather drink over bud light is pabst. Bud light is crap. More and more small breweries are popping up all over in America get out and enjoy some, they have taste. As far as sam adams goes...."voted worlds greatest beer" what world is that. I distinctly remember spending 1 year in Weisbaden (sp?) germany and drank a different beer every day and dont think I scratched 10% of them and not one was even close to being as repulsive as sam adams. But if money is tight I buy MGD in the can...after the first 12 you stop carring about taste. Been trying to brew my own the last 18 months. Have yet to make anything paletable yet but I'm getting better. Regardless of what you drink we must all agree that beer is beautifull. Inappropriate content - Laqum
Neon Genesis	Posted - 2006.04.30 12:59:00 - [39] American beer is all from the same vat, and it all tastes bland and samey tbh. No-one drinks warm lager in the uk, its ale thats sometimes at room temp. And british ale > any american lager. There, i just contributed nothing to your thread
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:00:00 - [40] So most of the posters here dont like American beer? Dont f-in drink it then. FFS. We yanks get the point. Thankfully we have some great microbreweries. I dont like british "food" but I am not posting about it all over the damn place. Jebus. _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
Coconut Joe	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:13:00 - [41] Originally by: Dak Hakin So most of the posters here dont like American beer? Dont f-in drink it then. FFS. We yanks get the point. Thankfully we have some great microbreweries. I dont like british "food" but I am not posting about it all over the damn place. Jebus. It's like he read the thread in reverse.
KIAPieman	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:14:00 - [42] Originally by: Dak Hakin So most of the posters here dont like American beer? Dont f-in drink it then. FFS. We yanks get the point. Thankfully we have some great microbreweries. I dont like british "food" but I am not posting about it all over the damn place. Jebus. we dont drink it. thats the point we are making to the thread starter. --------------------------------------------------
Neon Genesis	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:34:00 - [43] Originally by: Dak Hakin So most of the posters here dont like American beer? Dont f-in drink it then. FFS. We yanks get the point. Thankfully we have some great microbreweries. I dont like british "food" but I am not posting about it all over the damn place. Jebus. You are reading the thread backwards. There, i just contributed nothing to your thread
Brisi	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:44:00 - [44] Danish beer > All.
Plim	Posted - 2006.04.30 13:50:00 - [45] Edited by: Plim on 30/04/2006 13:51:43 Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all Correct. EDIT: Bud should be classed as an alcopop ----------------- Victory or death! ... knitting is also an option.
Blacklight	Posted - 2006.04.30 14:04:00 - [46] Originally by: Dak Hakin So most of the posters here dont like American beer? Dont f-in drink it then. FFS. We yanks get the point. Thankfully we have some great microbreweries. I dont like british "food" but I am not posting about it all over the damn place. Jebus. lol Read the original post and then come back and try again. Oh and for the record... dishwater > American beer Eve Blacklight Style
GO MaZ	Posted - 2006.04.30 14:07:00 - [47] This is why we dont let nickky post. Back in the box now
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.04.30 14:25:00 - [48] Look I have been up all night and I have no idea what the hell I am talking about, ok? _______________________________________________ I am the devil, and I'm here to do the devils work. Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus
IamBen	Posted - 2006.04.30 14:26:00 - [49] Mexican beer ftw. Negra Modella. Oh so good
Corphus	Posted - 2006.04.30 15:36:00 - [50] i had a Foster's the other day and it wasnt bad at all. but still the lords of the b33r are the germans. they actually have over 1400 different beer sorts (counting in the private breweries of some cool restaurants and monasteries all around bavaria etc.)
captain kikaz	Posted - 2006.04.30 16:12:00 - [51] canadian beer 4tw labatts canadian is the beer of the gods.Shame i only get to drink every 2-3 years when i go visit my uncle.Budweiser is like shagging in a canoe.(f***ing close to water) img.photobucket.com/albums/v367/foxxytiger/CaptainKikazEVEO.jpg[/IMG] KORKY TO THE CORE Please resize image to a maximum of 400 x 120, not exceeding 24000 kbs, ty - Cortes
Laythun	Posted - 2006.04.30 16:33:00 - [52] ERM HELLO! Mexican beer > American Beer Hell they barely serve any american beers where i live. i think i saw a budwiesr once..strange looking thing..all weak and tasteless Guiness > All (my mum drank it when she was pregnant with my and my twin) --------------------------------------------- If im flaming or not contributing im sorry, but im trying to get into th [23]
Cetshwayo	Posted - 2006.04.30 16:38:00 - [53] Did everyone forget that Belgian beers >>>>>> all?
Laythun	Posted - 2006.04.30 16:44:00 - [54] Originally by: Cetshwayo Did everyone forget that Belgian beers >>>>>> all? WHAT! ya know that crap comes in mini baby bottles over here --------------------------------------------- If im flaming or not contributing im sorry, but im trying to get into th [23]
nahtoh	Posted - 2006.04.30 17:24:00 - [55] Originally by: Blacklight I suppose I should get to listing all the British Beers that don't have to be warm and made out of mud that clearly pwn any American beer in the face with extreme force but I can't be bothered and it would take me all day to remember them there are so many. I will just settle for two UK masterpieces that make American beer look like a complete joke.. Guiness Newcastle Brown Ale Theakstons Old pecular....Hmmm ========= "I am not saying there should be capital punishment for stupidity, but why can`t we just take the safety labels off everything and let the problem fix its self
d'hofren	Posted - 2006.04.30 17:59:00 - [56] American beer is like making love in a canoe.. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Galactic Exploration and Mining - Web and T II Shop (Including Cerbs)
Dralon	Posted - 2006.04.30 18:19:00 - [57] Hobgoblin, abbot ale, old speckled hen and pedigree are my favourite old man ales. Lager boys :P
Berak FalCheran	Posted - 2006.04.30 18:40:00 - [58] as an american i find this topic laughable. anything that comes out of a large american brewery is TRASH. micro brews ftw. YOU LOVE THE BLINKING I make bizarre sigs
Dragon Ramirez	Posted - 2006.04.30 19:02:00 - [59] Yeah any of the big American beers are poor to say the least, the micro breweries do produce some better stuff, not on a par with the stuff that comes out of Europe, but its a start! The one thing the did annoy me - was why in christ's sake did every bar put gas in beer. I mean Bass - its meant to be brown and flat, but oh no very place i visited decided they have to put gas in it and the same was true for places that served other ales and bitters! Not in the same amounts that go into a lager, but still gas I do think Guinness escpaed this most terrible crime tho... ----------------------------------------------- No trees were harmed in the making of this message, but some electrons were inconvenienced.
Kyozoku	Posted - 2006.04.30 19:32:00 - [60] zomfg america sex canoe I SO ORIGINAL AND FUNNY HARHAHA
Fatima Nefestis	Posted - 2006.04.30 19:35:00 - [61] I'd take a Grolsch, a Stella Artois, or a Kronenbourg over your typical American beer any day of the week, although I am by nature a cider drinker - I generally drink Magners when I go out although Sainsbury's do a nice line in single-varietal ciders which are generally very good. When it comes to the big commercial brand name beers, nothing available in the US comes close to what's available in Europe - Belgium and Germany especially. When you start looking at smaller, independent breweries, there's more parity because there's a focus on quality and artisanship rather than pursuing the methods necessary to churn out beer in quantities that the massed beer-drinking American public will guzzle down. And regarding something that was posted earlier - Newcastle Brown Ale is not a good example of a quality British beer. It's a vile, thin, tasteless concoction with only its cheapness as its redeeming quality. I used to drink it when I'd get to the point on a night out where I was too plastered to taste what was going down anyway; saved me a few quid over the last couple of years of high school, but I can't say I ever enjoyed the flavour.
LWMaverick	Posted - 2006.04.30 19:37:00 - [62] American beer = Worst ever Danish/European beer -> everything else Spirits in the night! Allll Niiight!!
Nafri	Posted - 2006.04.30 20:00:00 - [63] the worst is, during the WM, you can only buy budweiser in the stadiums. I think this will produce lots of ****ed of customers Summertime - Campingtime!
FFGR	Posted - 2006.04.30 21:03:00 - [64] German beer > all other beers They just can't compete _____________________________ siggy v. 0.1, bare with my Photoshop n00bness
Muthsera	Posted - 2006.04.30 21:45:00 - [65] Not even in a hundred years whould american beer taste or be better than british beer. American beer is ******* close to wather in my opinion. To quote Monty Pyton. Kilkenny and Carlsberg ftw. My thoughts
HippoKing	Posted - 2006.04.30 21:54:00 - [66] Originally by: d'hofren American beer is like making love in a canoe.. a bit too cold, harder than is comfortable and liable to capsise?
Xurx	Posted - 2006.04.30 21:55:00 - [67] Edited by: Xurx on 30/04/2006 21:55:33 Belgian beer > All beer. It's as simple as that !
Fierce Deity	Posted - 2006.04.30 22:23:00 - [68] american beer = water ------FD------ Recruiting: Hera Star
Marine03112	Posted - 2006.04.30 23:08:00 - [69] There are great american beers out there. Everyone is so use to the mass produced water thats why we get such a bad rap. I like yuengling myself. From the oldest brewery in America. I drink locally produced beers. Cant stand the large brewerys. There is good and bad everywhere u go u just have to find the good here. And btw we do make great whiskey and such.
Leno	Posted - 2006.04.30 23:21:00 - [70] Hoegaarden good belgian beer, im a huge fan of the stuff. However people get wayyyy to into this beer devide, I tend to drink whatever is cheapest and here that is busch light. It may not have much taste to it but atleast it doesnt have a whole bunch of bad taste to it either. --------------- RIP - Smoske, My Friend
Leno	Posted - 2006.04.30 23:25:00 - [71] Originally by: Marine03112 There are great american beers out there. Everyone is so use to the mass produced water thats why we get such a bad rap. I like yuengling myself. From the oldest brewery in America. I drink locally produced beers. Cant stand the large brewerys. There is good and bad everywhere u go u just have to find the good here. And btw we do make great whiskey and such. amen yuengling is an EXCELLENT lager --------------- RIP - Smoske, My Friend
Mad Mackem	Posted - 2006.04.30 23:36:00 - [72] Boddingtons Wins That is all.
Cetshwayo	Posted - 2006.05.01 00:39:00 - [73] Originally by: Laythun Originally by: Cetshwayo Did everyone forget that Belgian beers >>>>>> all? WHAT! ya know that crap comes in mini baby bottles over here Yea the stuff that gets exported is crap. Try visiting the place and sitting on a terance drinking local beers. Although some of our mass produced stuff is still good.
Felony Assualt	Posted - 2006.05.01 00:49:00 - [74] Whoa now. No one has mentioned Miller High-Life. Nothing says a good beer like a 3.50$ price tag for 6 16ozs cans. Those who can, do; Those who cant, teach
Pyrok	Posted - 2006.05.01 01:13:00 - [75] Originally by: Felony Assualt Whoa now. No one has mentioned Miller High-Life. Nothing says a good beer like a 3.50$ price tag for 6 16ozs cans. Well if thats true than the best beer in the world is keystone. The correct answer is Shiner, though.
Skian Mhor	Posted - 2006.05.01 03:01:00 - [76] Edited by: Skian Mhor on 01/05/2006 03:02:10 Originally by: Marine03112 And btw we do make great whiskey and such. twitch Most of the stuff produced in the US should'nt even be allowed to call itself whiskey. it's just about excusable with enough ice that you cant' taste it. Go hunting around stockists, and get hold of a bottle of Caol Isla Cask strength malt. 25 years old if you can get it, 12 or 18 otherwise. Ideally, find a bottle that's been in storage for at least 5 or 10 years since it was bought. (I've got a bottle of Talisker that was laid down by my late grandfather in 1948, and that was when it was 18 years old. just looking at that bottle is better than drinking budweiser. That one's reserved for a really good day. it's brother was opened when I was born...) But once you've tracked down that perfect bottle of Caol Isla, pour yourself a dram, and leave it, and get a small amount of fresh water, add just a tiny bit of water to the malt, to release the oils. (no ice. if you even think* about adding ice to a single island malt, I will personally come round to your house and give you an example of the time-honoured "glasgow kiss"... )* sit back, breathe in, and drink. slowly. Appreciate it. you've just drunk something that's taken more loving care to produce than an entire year's supply of budweiser. if you like a peatier, stronger malt, swap the Caol Isla for Laphroag. for a smokier, malted texture, try a lowland malt like Royal Lochnagar. for a slightly sweet taste, change to Cardhu. and don;t get me started on rare absinthes.
nails	Posted - 2006.05.01 04:02:00 - [77] * > American ** water. and I'm American. no need to argue, you know I'm right. ------------------ http://www.otaku.jp/ota-corps/--Adv Anime Rank**
Kata Dakini	Posted - 2006.05.01 08:39:00 - [78] It should be well known that beers that are exported are NOT the same as the beer you get domestically. When I was in England, I remember the distinct differences between the Guiness there and the Guiness sold in the US. It was of course better in England, why wouldn't it be? Now, I will not defend the exported American beers, simply because I don't have a clue what you get in Europe, but I can guaruntee you that it's crap compared to what is sold here, which is crap compared to what is GOOD here. Mendocino Brewing Company Lagunitas Brewing Company (Actually mentioned on that Forbes list, a surprise!) Anchor Brewing Company Gorden Biersch Brewing Company New Belgium Brewing Company Great Divide Brewing Company I am personally biased towards Northern California and Colorado beers, because that's where I've lived. The above brewers will provide some of the best beers America has to offer. Sierra-Nevada gets an honorable mention. Particular beers of note: Red Tail Ale (Mendocino) Marzen (Gorden Biersch) Sunshine Wheat (New Belgium) Yeti (Great Divide) Anchor Steam (Anchor) If had five beers only to have, those five would probably be right at the top. Red Tail Ale is by far the best beer I have ever had, and yes, I've been to Europe, I've had what you consider the best over there. If you ask me, craft brewers in the US beat the snot out of just about anything Europe produces. Quality Mexican beers and Canadian beers taste better to me than most European beers. When I think of a European beer, I think either it's really fizzy, and rather skunkish (Heinekin, Grolsch, many Czech beers) or it's way too loaded with flavor and much too heavy. I will always give it up for Newcastle, a great brew, and for those Americans who haven't had it fresh, it's much much better. Belgians are the kings of European brewing, however, there is no doubt. I would put most Belgian beers on the same table as most craft American beers. The quality is the same, there is simply more care put into the beer than at the much larger brewers. With that being said, the fact that America has such a larger land mass, and so many more small brewers, I gotta give it up to the good old USA. And to whoever said something about Whiskey. Well, this is like apples and oranges friend. Scotch and Bourbon are two different liquors. Johnny Walker and Makers Mark simply cannot be compared. Sure, you can enjoy one over the other, but that simply shows a preference of style of drink. This would almost be like comparing Mescal and Tequila. They are not the same drinks. They may come from similar distillery processes, but are nonetheless, different drinks. Drink irresponsibly.
Jon Engel	Posted - 2006.05.01 09:00:00 - [79] I guess im the only one who does not get all confronted about taste when drinking an alchoholic beverage. I mean once the buzz kicks in you lose most of your ability to taste, which explains the long staggers into white castle where I end up ordering 10 sliders and some onion rings all the while not being able to eat them because I can't find my mouth anymore and I forgot where I live. Anyways, my fav beer is anything with alchohol.
ZuN3	Posted - 2006.05.01 11:07:00 - [80] Edited by: ZuN3 on 01/05/2006 11:07:15 Originally by: Mad Mackem Boddingtons Wins That is all. no! Most disgusting beer ever IMO, way too creamy. But back on topic, European beer in general > American beer. I'm also quite a fan of the 'oriental' beers for a bit of a change once in a while
Atom HeartMother	Posted - 2006.05.01 11:19:00 - [81] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all someone hand this man a pint
GouldFish	Posted - 2006.05.01 11:30:00 - [82] Can you guess why I drink fro my sig?? The funny thing is that bud is the american version of Budvar which came first, which is czech.
Skarsnik	Posted - 2006.05.01 11:50:00 - [83] American 'Swill' is just that, I would wash a pig with the stuff ... but imo Black Sheep > Anything ------------------------------------------------- AWMCorp is Recruiting EVE-Ink - An Tattoo Project Based on EVE-Online
ReaperOfSly	Posted - 2006.05.01 11:53:00 - [84] Originally by: BH Runner Guinness > all QUOTED FOR TRUTH!!! But only when it's in a pint glass - it's not so nice out of a can for some reason. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Signatures must be eve related - Laqum Huh? Since when? - ReaperOfSly
Scots Crusader	Posted - 2006.05.01 13:15:00 - [85] Originally by: Marine03112 There are great american beers out there. Everyone is so use to the mass produced water thats why we get such a bad rap. I like yuengling myself. From the oldest brewery in America. I drink locally produced beers. Cant stand the large brewerys. There is good and bad everywhere u go u just have to find the good here. And btw we do make great whiskey and such. All great whisky's have no e in them. If it is spelled with an e, it is not worth the bother. As for beer, give me a pint of McEwan's Export. mmmmm ----------------------------------------------- Maturity and wisdom do not occur overnight. Stupidity on the otherhand, can happen in the blink of an eye!!!!
Rift Scorn	Posted - 2006.05.01 15:29:00 - [86] Originally by: Blacklight ...Newcastle Brown Ale... That stuff just makes me super aggro Originally by: Alasse Cuthalion Guinness is the stuff of Gods, that is all. QFT Your friendly clone activation expert, free of service to the eve community since '03!
Azul Spectre	Posted - 2006.05.01 15:44:00 - [87] I'm sure I'll get flamed for this, but my favorite beer is American made Honey Brown, which is actually a lager with a bit of honey in the taste to sweeten it. Other than that the only American beer I can stomach is MGD, and only ice cold.
Xrak	Posted - 2006.05.01 16:12:00 - [88] isnt 'American Beer' an oxymoron?
Kyozoku	Posted - 2006.05.01 16:18:00 - [89] tiger = the beer of kings
Speed Devil	Posted - 2006.05.01 17:48:00 - [90] Edited by: Speed Devil on 01/05/2006 17:47:50 the best beer is Belgian beer nothing tastes better than a Duvel in the morning, then u taste the bitterness the best ________________________________________ YARRR!!! Death to all carebears!
Soulis	Posted - 2006.05.01 18:30:00 - [91] Originally by: Rift Scorn Originally by: Blacklight ...Newcastle Brown Ale... That stuff just makes me super aggro gimmie some newcastle brown ale. i'm not biased but dad does work for scottish and newcastle. free booze Shinra - The Good Guys
Valan	Posted - 2006.05.02 01:06:00 - [92] I've been to the USA and Canada a fair few times and generally American beer/lager isn't up to much. However, they do have some good micro-breweries. I was in Jackson Wyoming, there is a small brewery there, I think they have a beer called 'snake river' or something close. That was pretty good, although I'm not sure whether I was at altitude or just seriously knackered from the 3 flight marathon journey. Great thing is, step outside into -25, walk half a mile home and you don't get a hangover because you're sober by the time you get back if not a little frozen. Canadians still have the yanks beaten on beer and the cold.
Alumar Ventrue	Posted - 2006.05.02 01:48:00 - [93] bah everyones ****ed cause Anheuser-Busch (Budweiser) is the sponcer of world cup Personally, if its a casual night out, Budweiser Select is the ticket; otherwise Michelob Amberbock ftw
Sorthus	Posted - 2006.05.02 02:11:00 - [94] Most American beers are lousy but I live in Northern California and I am blessed. Near my home they brew Downtown Brown, yes I live 5 miles from the brewery. It is the best beer I have ever tasted from Singapore to San Francisco. Danish beer is good and Australian is good but Downtown Brown is better. Life is good.
mahhy	Posted - 2006.05.02 07:04:00 - [95] Originally by: Blacklight Newcastle Brown Ale Urk... Newcastle Brown isn't really what I'd call a "good" beer, unless by "good" you mean "fastest **** up ever". Dunnno why but it gets me lashed fast.
d'hofren	Posted - 2006.05.02 10:20:00 - [96] Originally by: Kyozoku zomfg america sex canoe I SO ORIGINAL AND FUNNY HARHAHA Thanks, I will pass your concerns onto the remaining members of the monty python team when I next speak to them. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Galactic Exploration and Mining - Web and T II Shop (Including Cerbs)
Weebear	Posted - 2006.05.02 13:47:00 - [97] Edited by: Weebear on 02/05/2006 13:47:38 Only a few more weeks till my home towns bi-annual beer festival! Over here the only people who drink bottled beers like bud and miller are the 17 year old shirt and shoes brigade. The only people who drink the lite versions are ummmm no one. It's probably less embarassing as a man to order a wine spritzer than a bud lite.
Erebus Ganmar	Posted - 2006.05.08 11:01:00 - [98] IMHO Stella = Wifebeater. I dunno what they put in that ****, but a night on the Stella is a night in the cells as far as i'm concerned Becks = Nasty tasting crap Other than that, I love all alcohol equally (even if I have to drink slightly more american alcohol to get pished!)
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2006.05.08 11:33:00 - [99] Edited by: Rodj Blake on 08/05/2006 11:37:16 American beer tastes like rancid chemicals, for the most part. Actually, that's not quite true, as some the Sam Adams beers are passable, as is one called Old Pete's or something along those lines. Incidentally, what Americans call Budweiser is a poor copy of a Czech beer Dulce et decorum est, pro imperator mori
Berak FalCheran	Posted - 2006.05.08 12:14:00 - [100] the answer is: I just started brewing a batch of pale ale (my first brew!) It will be the best beer ever. End of thread. YOU LOVE THE BLINKING
Luc Boye	Posted - 2006.05.08 12:26:00 - [101] wtf? of all beers in the world, I place american beer at definitive last spot. That is after british, irish, german, czech, belgian, danish, indian, etc etc. Yeah so its cold, so what? You can cool any beer out there.
Burga Galti	Posted - 2006.05.08 12:58:00 - [102] Originally by: Scots Crusader Originally by: Marine03112 There are great american beers out there. Everyone is so use to the mass produced water thats why we get such a bad rap. I like yuengling myself. From the oldest brewery in America. I drink locally produced beers. Cant stand the large brewerys. There is good and bad everywhere u go u just have to find the good here. And btw we do make great whiskey and such. All great whisky's have no e in them. If it is spelled with an e, it is not worth the bother. As for beer, give me a pint of McEwan's Export. mmmmm I'm a fan of the 70 shilling myself. Though I'd like to echo the above comments about whisky, if you want real ones visit Uisge Beatha in the west end of Glasgow. The selection of malts is immense. One for every taste really. - Pain is a way of knowing yourself; Death is the ultimate in self-discovery.
Gothikia	Posted - 2006.05.08 16:13:00 - [103] tbh homemade beer is better than any commercially sold beer. Brew some and try it, lovely jubly =D besides its alot bloody cheeper and if you know a guy that runs a pub you can sell it to him ;) hehe
Berak FalCheran	Posted - 2006.05.08 17:06:00 - [104] Originally by: Scots Crusader All great whisky's have no e in them. If it is spelled with an e, it is not worth the bother. As for beer, give me a pint of McEwan's Export. mmmmm Pardon? Glenlivet... 2 e's and absolutely delicious. YOU LOVE THE BLINKING
Corunna ElMan	Posted - 2006.05.09 07:45:00 - [105] Originally by: nickky01 bud light > everything Misleading topic. I thought you were talking about BEER, not swill. The only American beer I'll drink is Sam Adams or microbrews. I won't drink anything by Anheuser-Busch. Some Canadian beer is OK, Molson Canadian (not Golden!) or Labatt Blue are decent. Given my choice, I like Sapporo - and the stainless steel can keeps it cold for a long time. If you are serious about beer, set the Bud down and never drink another can of dog urine in your life! - - - - - "Never offend people with style when you can offend them with substance." - Sam Brown
Dimitri Chandler	Posted - 2006.05.09 07:48:00 - [106] Originally by: mahhy Originally by: Blacklight Newcastle Brown Ale Urk... Newcastle Brown isn't really what I'd call a "good" beer, unless by "good" you mean "fastest **** up ever". Dunnno why but it gets me lashed fast. I think thats the point. Broon > all Cheap Plonk > Broon Exiles recruiting Nope :) -Capsicum
maGz	Posted - 2006.05.09 08:12:00 - [107] Danish beer > everything ______________________
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2006.05.09 08:50:00 - [108] Originally by: Berak FalCheran Originally by: Scots Crusader All great whisky's have no e in them. If it is spelled with an e, it is not worth the bother. As for beer, give me a pint of McEwan's Export. mmmmm Pardon? Glenlivet... 2 e's and absolutely delicious. I believe that he was referring to the difference between whisky and whiskey, which are effectively seperate types of drink. Dulce et decorum est, pro imperator mori
Berak FalCheran	Posted - 2006.05.09 16:05:00 - [109] Originally by: Rodj Blake I believe that he was referring to the difference between whisky and whiskey, which are effectively seperate types of drink. totally owned and yeah it's whisky YOU LOVE THE BLINKING
Sepul Marius	Posted - 2006.05.09 16:21:00 - [110] Edited by: Sepul Marius on 09/05/2006 16:22:23 American micros are generally high quality, though there seems to be a fascination with bizarre "seasonal" brews that are often hit-and-miss. Three of my favorite micro producers are Alaskan, Sierra Nevada, and Abita (whose "Purple Haze" is sublime). That said, I'd rather sit down with a pint or five of Tetleys any day of the week. Barring that, Bass will do. Other great foreign brews: European distro Beck's. (U.S. gets a different formula that's not nearly as tasty). Any of the Trappist Ales from Belgium. John Courage Smithwick's (essentially Guinness lite) I nearly forgot, for lighter beers, most asian brews are great: Tsingtao Sapporo Kirin Ichiban 37 (I think that's what it was. It's Vietnamese and quite tasty)
Acheron Cyc	Posted - 2006.05.10 01:37:00 - [111] Pepsi with water > American beers Prefer the Pilsens myself. ------------------------------------------ "To do something right it must be done twice. The first time instructs the second." Simon Bolivar.
Kalahari Wayrest	Posted - 2006.05.10 01:44:00 - [112] Pepsi with water > american beer? **** > american beer __________________________ Indulge Me
Rodj Blake	Posted - 2006.05.10 08:33:00 - [113] Originally by: Sepul Marius Any of the Trappist Ales from Belgium. They are indeed amazing. Dulce et decorum est, pro imperator mori
Logan Xerxes	Posted - 2006.05.10 09:06:00 - [114] Australian Booze > All All for the good of many!
Halunoto Vankaalen	Posted - 2006.05.10 09:41:00 - [115] Yeah, I think the OP has been royally owned by while we're on the subject I'll say you can't beat a good Monteiths Radler on a hot summer night. ----- Disembarkation Room
Kalisis	Posted - 2006.05.12 17:15:00 - [116] American Macro Brews are pretty much crap. My beer > American macro beer, and im American :) We do got a bunch of good micro brews here in Michigan though
Alejandro Zapata	Posted - 2006.05.12 17:32:00 - [117] Bud Light is horrible, seriously. But to lump all american beers together is just retarded. American micro brews consistently win awards in European competitions. I live w/in 2 miles of two breweries that have won awards for more than a few of their beers. If you are ever in Lawrence, KS, you have to go to Free State Brewery. HERE Just about every beer on their menu (no Bud Light I am afraid) is stellar. They range from ales to stouts. Go on a Monday, cheap beer night. College town so the scenery isn't too shabby either.
Wipster	Posted - 2006.05.12 17:35:00 - [118] Damn it half of you are talking lagers, is it dark and hoppy? no? then its not a beer. BTW England real beers owns all, with a big pointy stick....... with things attached.
Alejandro Zapata	Posted - 2006.05.12 18:01:00 - [119] Originally by: Wipster Damn it half of you are talking lagers, is it dark and hoppy? no? then its not a beer. Oh blah blah blah. Lager, excessively 'hoppy' or not, is still a beer by definition.
Kalisis	Posted - 2006.05.12 18:14:00 - [120] Edited by: Kalisis on 12/05/2006 18:15:23 The Germans even have a law about what a beer is :) Well its not a law anymore, just tradition, I believe Beer Law
Titainus	Posted - 2006.05.12 20:07:00 - [121] Edited by: Titainus on 12/05/2006 20:10:23 Originally by: Blacklight I will just settle for two UK masterpieces that make American beer look like a complete joke.. Guiness Newcastle Brown Ale Since when is Guinness a UK drink???? Its Irish you fcking chav. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Look im Irish...and as an Irish person I automatically know more about drinking than all of you combined. American beer is complete pss...people the world over agree. Anything is better than American beer. +++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++
Talori'i	Posted - 2006.05.12 21:21:00 - [122] Edited by: Talori''i on 12/05/2006 21:23:49 Edited by: Talori''i on 12/05/2006 21:23:08 As far as beer in North America goes.... The major mass producers of beer, suck at it for the most part. Sam Adams being one of the few competent mass production beer makers. Now small brewers and microbreweries are where its at for good american beer. Small brewers may only supply a certain region or area, they aren't national but they aren't limited to a state/city. Yuengling is my favorite, it can be found in Florida, New Jersey, New York, and all over Pennsylvania. But not all small brewers and microbrews are good, you have to taste around. Now, Budweiser, and Miller and huge beer companies like those, just suck at making beer. I can't put it any other way. Edit: Bud and Miller say they make beer, but I wouldn't call it that. 4 8 15 16 23 42
Amanda Shadowsword	Posted - 2006.05.12 21:39:00 - [123] British beers for me, especially Theakston Old Peculiar, McEwans Champion and Newcastle Brown Ale. As far as I can tell American beer is coloured water
Soulis	Posted - 2006.05.12 23:47:00 - [124] Originally by: Amanda Shadowsword British beers for me, especially Theakston Old Peculiar, McEwans Champion and Newcastle Brown Ale. As far as I can tell American beer is coloured water tbh i'd prefer to drink water than american beer. Shinra - The Good Guys
DrProPlus	Posted - 2006.05.13 00:37:00 - [125] bud light? there are more women who play this game than i thought :)
Shalia Ripper	Posted - 2006.05.13 00:52:00 - [126] Curse Prohibition and the crushing of the American beer industry. We once had many thousands of brewers plying their glorious trade before this heinous miscarriage of democracy. Thankfully after a few generations of this swill brewing industrial brewers, such as those residents of Milwaukee and St. Louis, we finally have a viable and tasty alternative to weak, watery American lager. I think someone referred to it alcopop? Appropriate. Here in the Seattle area, I can walk into any bar, pub or local watering hole and find decent, hardworking American bartenders dispensing locally brewed Mack and Jack's. They may also carry a fine Oregon product known as Black Butte Porter. For a little flavor from east of the Rockies, Belgium Brewery's Fat Tire is also common. Although the Fat Tire is not nearly as good as their 1554 or Biere De Mars. We also have (these are not the best, but they are far better than your average macrobrews) Rock Bottom Brewery as well as Rogue. Then there are the privately owned brewpubs, which are too numerous to count. I take great pleasure in providing small tours when foreign friends come to visit. It does not matter if they are from Canada, England, Sweden, or even Germany, they always look up in surprise when my beer recommendation gently caresses their discerning palates, with subtle and tasteful explosions of beer drinking joy. To you foreign beer snobs that so denigrate American beers, I say come to Seattle and let me change your thinking. Your thanks, gratitude and apologies for slandering my favorite beverage are all the payment I need.
Negative Nancy	Posted - 2006.05.13 03:44:00 - [127] The 3 huge American breweries (Coors, Bud, Miller) all tend to bottle or can ***. They do own some subsidiaries who make O.K. or even good beer (Blue Moon comes to mind as does Leinenkugels), but the best beer in America comes from Microbreweries. Fat Tire, Sierra Nevada, and Sprecher(Pint Bottles) are some of my favorites. But, in the end, the best beer I have had comes from Europe. I really don't make distinctions between what is and isn't really* beer, but I love English bitters (hard to get something like this in the states, or maybe I just haven't looked hard enough). I'm also a fan of Erdinger Weissbeir, I would recommend that. If you like Guiness you should try Beamish.
Tsavong Lah	Posted - 2006.05.13 03:48:00 - [128] havent read any of threatd at all lol, so i probably shouldn't contribute, but i thought i'd just let everyone know that my seimi-scientific study on Americam berr had concludred. It works. I just got drunk on Bud. Admittedly it took a lot tho lol. I think it is newsworthy and hereby demanrd the shops in england sell bud light, as i am supposed to be on a diet lol. Death is the loss of hope, everything else is merely despair.
lab junkie	Posted - 2006.05.13 10:09:00 - [129] Aussie beer > all Dont mind the odd stella but at $60 a carton it makes me cringe a little considering vodka > beer also fosters!=good beer. It is exported because no one drinks it here
Imperial Coercion	Posted - 2006.05.14 00:56:00 - [130] Edited by: Imperial Coercion on 14/05/2006 00:56:38 American beer is rubbish. Yellow and fizzy beer is for n00bs. The best beer in the world is found all over Europe. Bloodeye intelligence agency
Wudsi	Posted - 2006.05.14 01:15:00 - [131] Edited by: Wudsi on 14/05/2006 01:16:58 Edited by: Wudsi on 14/05/2006 01:16:01 Arf! American beer. Dream on. English is truly great (ignoring the substandardness that is Carling). Frankly if you're after connoisseur-tastic tasting fun then regional ale/bitter is the way to go. I had a sample of some fine stuff in Norfolk called "Head C racker." Go figure. Accursed censorship. Sticking purely with beer and lager, I personally prefer Continental brews, though I have an addiction to Tiger and Singha, from the Asian camp.
Psycarne	Posted - 2006.05.14 03:38:00 - [132] Carling isn't beer, it is something they extract from rat bladders. ------------- Order of the Wombles: Recycling those untidy modules on your ship.
Nato Xemus	Posted - 2006.05.14 12:55:00 - [133] strongbow ftw!
Dan Mournreaver	Posted - 2006.05.14 15:19:00 - [134] Bombardier, Spitfire, Tanglefoot, and my local brewed Ducks Folly beat everything. Guiness is good but I don't like to drink loads of it. Lager is good for cleaning your pallette.
Tau Neutrino	Posted - 2006.05.14 22:03:00 - [135] Yellow, fizzy, and light (but not tasteless) is good when it's frikkin 100¦F -- that's 37.7C -- outside every day during the summer. You Euros don't know what it's like living in this inferno. That said, most, if not all, mass-produced American beers are crap. Microbrews and local breweries ftw.

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