Erdinger being my new favourite. Very light, and absolutely perfect at summertime.

While at the subject, I would like to recommend Nøgne Ø Wit, made by a small Norwegian brewery. It has a strong taste compared to general wheat beer.
AWARDS: Bronze at The Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) 2011
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Mattes

Germany1116 Posts

September 24 2011 11:10 GMT

#162

czech beer all the way

Absolutely amazing.
(and that is coming from a resident of germany)

Murkinlol

United States366 Posts

September 24 2011 11:25 GMT

#163

This beer tastes exactly like Fruity Pebbles (the cereal). It's soooo good. I haven't tried it with an orange yet, didn't know that was common for the beer till I looked at the picture. Idk if it's my favorite, but it is my newest discovery and I love it! If you see it, try it out

Sooooil

Germany497 Posts

September 24 2011 11:33 GMT

#164

Beer is awesome. It's awesome to live in Bavaria, we have the best beer. (You all are welcome

)

I like the "Helles" (Lager) made by the "Ducal bavarian Brauhaus Tegernsee". Best beer

. Best wheat beer probably Erdinger (as I live there

nooZe

Germany25 Posts

September 24 2011 13:41 GMT

#165

As I am from Franconia I just have to love beer.
Mostly i like to drink regional beers, they're normally better than beer from national or international breweries, because they are made with love!
If i have to pick a favourite I'd say ordinarily I like dark beers (they are made with roasted malt, therefore have a roasty flavor) the most. And obviously I love "Festbier", a kind of beer that is often times specially brewed for local events called "Kirchweih" or "Kerwa". Usually served in a "Maßkrug", the widely known 1l beer mug.

Sidenote:
The specialty of german beer lies in the "Reinheitsgebot" from 1516, which restricts beer to 4 key ingredients: Water, malt, yeast and wheat.

canilsen

Norway286 Posts

September 24 2011 15:02 GMT

#166

On September 24 2011 22:41 nooZe wrote:
... called "Kirchweih" or ...

Is that with cherry? (german word is kirchberry right?)

Kelwyn

Germany143 Posts

September 24 2011 15:09 GMT

#167

On September 25 2011 00:02 canilsen wrote:

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Is that with cherry? (german word is kirchberry right?)

Nope, Kirchweih is just a celebration for the anniversary of the foundation of a church (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kermesse_(festival) , this is what the German article of Kirchweih refers to in English)

jarhead271

United States160 Posts

September 24 2011 15:12 GMT

#168

On September 24 2011 20:33 Sooooil wrote:
Beer is awesome. It's awesome to live in Bavaria, we have the best beer. (You all are welcome

)

I like the "Helles" (Lager) made by the "Ducal bavarian Brauhaus Tegernsee". Best beer

. Best wheat beer probably Erdinger (as I live there

This.

I was in Munich a few weeks ago. Your stuff tastes even better fresh :D

The best:

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nymfaw

Norway430 Posts

September 24 2011 15:20 GMT

#169

I really enjoy beers and have always done since i was around 15 years old. My first time drinking was home brewed spirits (96%) and it didnt really end well. Drinking beers when I go out allow me to stay in control for the whole night while not getting too dehydrated and get in perfect shape

But first of all of course I really enjoy the taste and the effect is has on me

I have tasted quite a lot of different, but I have to say the east europeans really know how to make the perfect beers espescially Poles

If you dont like beer you should definitely try those ^

My favourite beer from my own country
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And of course when I was in Czech I drink alot of this beauty
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aand

Cheers!

Myrkskog

Canada481 Posts

September 24 2011 18:06 GMT

#170

Horay for beer!

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Bartuc

Netherlands629 Posts

September 24 2011 18:09 GMT

#171

Had my first Westvleteren 12 a few days ago, very good :-) long and good sweet aftertaste

aebriol

Norway2066 Posts

September 24 2011 18:12 GMT

#172

I like a lot of beer, but belgian fruit based beer, for example Kriek, I think is awesome.

http://wineberserkers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=34769

For example.

Zetter

Germany629 Posts

September 24 2011 18:16 GMT

#173

Like most german people drinking beer is something I do regularly, so I've tested quite some different beers.
Personally I think there's nothing better than regional german beer here from northern Hesse. I love our fairy-tale beer Hütt, a pilsner beer.

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and my favorite beer, Schorsch a lager beer.

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Most of the time I drink wheat beer though, which no one in northern Hesse produces. My favorite wheat beers are Licher (they have a really good pilsner as well) and Schöfferhofer.

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wireke

Belgium122 Posts

September 24 2011 18:20 GMT

#174

I like to call myself a "beer-expert" and coming from the country with some of the best beers in the world (lets face it) I always tell people.

You like light beer? Drink german/tsjech beer

You like heavy beer? Belgian beer.

Ow and please stay away from Heineken. 99% of the people in Belgium say its like water with a light piss flavor

Bakkendepao

Netherlands185 Posts

September 24 2011 18:23 GMT

#175

On September 25 2011 03:20 wireke wrote:
I like to call myself a "beer-expert" and coming from the country with some of the best beers in the world (lets face it) I always tell people.

You like light beer? Drink german/tsjech beer

You like heavy beer? Belgian beer.

Ow and please stay away from Heineken. 99% of the people in Belgium say its like water with a light piss flavor

So 99% of the people in Belgium has drank their own piss? Oh yeah, forgot it was Belgium

.

I like grolsch the most, I find it the only one in Holland with a real authentic taste.

Truedot

444 Posts

September 24 2011 18:24 GMT

#176

prefer heineken over budweiser/coors +lite.
Prefer Spaten (dark german beer) or Spaten Dark (as an even darker ridiculous german beer), tsingtao, one of the japanese beers thats not kirin, and stella.

Deekin[

Serbia1713 Posts

September 24 2011 18:33 GMT

#177

Ugh, budweiser could be the worst "beer" I have ever tasted. It doesnt even taste like beer imo, more like water from a swamp where a skunk has pooped.