EPTBeer Appreciation Thread - Page 12
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woobsauce
United States491 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16109 Posts
On September 25 2011 05:59 cursor wrote: This is really funny, man, because I'm here in California with a ton of MicroBrews and imports to choose from, and almost always I buy Bass, Boddingtons, and Guinness most of the time ^.^ My wife and I love almost everything from the Isles. Some of the local brews are good. I do like Porters and Stouts more than just about anything though, when they are made right. I've had enough micro brews, and "Specialty" beers to pretty much assume that Hoppy super Hop Hop taste is probably the easiest to do. It was good for a year or so, but got old quick. Every time I hear someone talk about a micro brew, I'm like... "wait, let me guess, it's all super hoppy and overflowing with hop crisp finish"... and they are like, "wow how did you know?" They ALL seem to be like that. So now, I really respect a beer with some class. Some subtlety and nice round flavor go a long way for me now. Yea you can pretty much find anything brewed in California that tastes great but it's really hard to find a solid local stout or porter. | ||
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gulati
United States2241 Posts
Oktoberfest is my favorite time of the year :-) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/FS3Xl.jpg) | ||
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Zalithian
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ssartor
United States129 Posts
Land Shark: Lager similar to Corona but a lot better | ||
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Grovbolle
Denmark3811 Posts
Especially Tuborg, Carlsberg and Royal, but also Heineken, Becks and Efes. I am happy with simple normal beer, not dark, ale, wheat etc. The only beer i feel is overhyped is actually Budweiser (king of beer? pfff) But that is a matter of personal preference I guess, Budweiser is too watery for me. | ||
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Nizaris
Belgium2230 Posts
On September 27 2011 19:04 Grovbolle wrote: Being a Dane means that I always appreciate a nice cold beer. Especially Tuborg, Carlsberg and Royal, but also Heineken, Becks and Efes. I am happy with simple normal beer, not dark, ale, wheat etc. The only beer i feel is overhyped is actually Budweiser (king of beer? pfff) But that is a matter of personal preference I guess, Budweiser is too watery for me. In Bud's case it's not personal preference. It's a well known fact that Budweiser is watered crap from the US  | ||
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mesred
Germany84 Posts
If your ever come across it you should try the Copper Dragon - Golden Pippin. It might well be the best beer I've ever had. Imagine a fresh, well-rounded taste with hints of citrus flavours in it: DELICIOUS! ![[image loading]](http://www.bier1.de/images/CopperDragonGoldenPippin.jpg) | ||
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Zalithian
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vasculaR
Malaysia791 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/jJzCt.jpg) I really like Delirium tremens but it's a little hard to find in UK. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/GjH1S.jpg) Began drinking brewdog 4-5 months ago when managed to find some in supermarkets. They're pretty nice. I also like a lot of the belgian ones. I love beer XD (not a wine person) | ||
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Gatsbi
United States1134 Posts
![[image loading]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jLfUyEuMrHk/TR57-0FTQyI/AAAAAAAADLE/uSEkrXZEZJs/s320/Rochefort+10a.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.sintbernardus.be/images/New/abt12.jpg) Incredible beers | ||
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Misled
Germany19 Posts
So actually I'm a little embarassed to post this :-), because I am definately loveling this "Indian" beer I found here in England: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/HSOVm.png) Our "Reinheitsgebot" (german law defining the purity a beer must have) will not approve of this. But hey! It those taste great  Edit: Weizen- or Weißbier = wheat beer (apparently?) | ||
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Gatsbi
United States1134 Posts
On October 10 2011 07:36 Misled wrote: I am normally a big fan of Weizen- or Weißbier as we call it in Germany. Don't know what that tranlates to in English. Proper German beer... So actually I'm a little embarassed to post this :-), because I am definately loveling this "Indian" beer I found here in England: Our "Reinheitsgebot" (german law defining the purity a beer must have) will not approve of this. But hey! It those taste great Edit: Weizen- or Weißbier = wheat beer (apparently?) Yes it's wheat beer, but it's commonly called Hefeweizen here as well. | ||
Naicella
United States64 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.corebrewing.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/PunkinAle.jpg) | ||
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Alerosin
England23 Posts
the "cheap" beers here are better than the most expensive stuff you can get in for example the UK. The 2 main ones are Jupiler and Maes. Both are just amazing. Another advantage of living in Brussels is a bar here called Delirium, which holds the world record for most varieties of beer commercially available :D If you get tired of normal beer, why not get a freaking weird brew and hope you've found a favourite! My personal favourite is Campus, which you get ^^ there. Damn Brussels is awesome. You guys know where to go now EDIT: Just saw someone likes Delirium's own brand, Delirium Tremens :DDD Rock on! | ||
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Crushgroove
United States793 Posts
![[image loading]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/Delirium_Tremens.jpg/260px-Delirium_Tremens.jpg) Great Belgian beer, complex and intricate flavor with no bitter aftertaste, hard to accomplish. | ||
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Alerosin
England23 Posts
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SargonTheGreat
United States217 Posts
It's an Abyss, a private reserve of the deschutes brewery in Bend, Oregon, USA. It's been aged for 2 years. Sorry i'm not sure the proper way to post a picture so i'm puttin a link, or u can just google the abyss deschutes. ![[image loading]](http://thenextbarstool.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/abyssbeer.jpg) | ||
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Happylime
United States133 Posts
On September 25 2011 04:37 Rokusha wrote: Anyone know of good, local beer from New England? Around Massachusetts or southern New Hampshire? The only one I know of is Harpoon... or any good beer you can find in a typical liquor store like Magic Hat. I need to expand my horizons! In Maine there are quite a few Shipyard, Geary's, Gritty's, to name a few. Umm.........not New England or micro but Rolling Rock is pretty good amirite? | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
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. Our real ale scene is massive, but the beer can be rather boring - save a few postmodern breweries.
