Favorite beer - Page 14

On January 16 2011 03:43 Azzur wrote:
A beer that originated from a micro-brewery in Western Australia. Tastes absolutely brilliant off the tap.

On January 17 2011 19:50 dogen wrote:
I live in Belgium and I'm pretty confident that the vast majority of our beers >>>>>>>> everything else.

If you happen to come accross one, be sure to try any 'trappist' beer you can find. They are monk-brewn abbey beers with rich flavor and a divers palet to appeal even to the most stubborn beerhater. They are AWESOME.

Westmalle, Chimay, Rochefort, Achel, Orval and Westvleteren are all Belgium-made, and there is one trappist from Holland, called 'Latrappe'. They all come in blond, brown, double or triple with alcohol to percentages ranging from 7 to 12.

And besides that, Duvel, Leffe, Grimbergen, Hoegaarden are among the best Belgian beers and are pretty available in the rest of the world.



Trust me, Heineken is pissbeer

On January 18 2011 04:52 ShipIT wrote:


I do totally agree with you! Especially trappist beers: Rochefort 10 <3. Although they are very expensive compared to supermarket beers, (supermarket beer is below 1€, Rochefort 10 is like 5.5€ in Finland), all of them are worth of tasting if available.

And don't be affraid that the strong ones would taste too strong. over 10 alcohol quantity perc. sounds pretty high, for a beer, but in a fact they are really easy to drink (im not impenitent beer consumer either).

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On January 15 2011 13:42 storm8ring3r wrote:
especially on tap

On January 17 2011 19:50 dogen wrote:
I live in Belgium and I'm pretty confident that the vast majority of our beers >>>>>>>> everything else.

If you happen to come accross one, be sure to try any 'trappist' beer you can find. They are monk-brewn abbey beers with rich flavor and a divers palet to appeal even to the most stubborn beerhater. They are AWESOME.

Westmalle, Chimay, Rochefort, Achel, Orval and Westvleteren are all Belgium-made, and there is one trappist from Holland, called 'Latrappe'. They all come in blond, brown, double or triple with alcohol to percentages ranging from 7 to 12.

And besides that, Duvel, Leffe, Grimbergen, Hoegaarden are among the best Belgian beers and are pretty available in the rest of the world.



Trust me, Heineken is pissbeer

On January 18 2011 05:16 Lexpar wrote:
My uncle got me hooked on Red Griffon. It's made in a micro brewery here in Montreal. Really great beer compared to some of the more standard stuff I've tried.