EPTYou know, carlsberg is rated as the best pilsner in the world, just saying. I've tried a bud, and it was horrible, so they aren't at all the same lol! and all buds tastes of nothing, even the non-light versions are only like 3%, while a proper carlsberg is 5%(or 4,8 or something :s)
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
You know, carlsberg is rated as the best pilsner in the world, just saying. I've tried a bud, and it was horrible, so they aren't at all the same lol! and all buds tastes of nothing, even the non-light versions are only like 3%, while a proper carlsberg is 5%(or 4,8 or something :s) | ||
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Greggle
United States1131 Posts
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Cinim
Denmark866 Posts
On July 05 2012 23:38 Greggle wrote: Budweiser isn't a pilsner... at all. It's an adjunct lager. Unless you mean Czech Budweiser which is a completely different and superior beer. which makes it even worse that they compared the 2  | ||
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yeint
Estonia2329 Posts
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1904 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.cyclobe.com/images/absynth.jpg) My favorite absinthe so far quite striking wormwood taste at first but very aromatic also. Too expensive to get drunk on though for that I just prefer dirt cheap vodka :D | ||
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BBQSAC
Australia89 Posts
That being said Samuel Adams I think it's called is American and is a decent beer. James Squire is my current favourite Australian domestic beer. Gin and tonic with fresh lime is the greatest ever summer beverage and my current favourite scotch is Glenmorangie, a surprisingly smooth and delicious whiskey seeing as it is only 12 years old and a single malt. Greatest wine ever is still Coolabah red lambrusco, many a day/night of university disappeared as a result of that stuff retailing for $12 / 4 litre cask. Long live the goon bag and 'goon-o-fortune'. | ||
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crydee
92 Posts
If you think of American beer and all you come up with is: Bud varieties Miller varieties Coors/Light PBR Then you're not searching very hard. | ||
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Nyarly
France1030 Posts
My collection (missing 15 or so) : http://imgur.com/a/w6n7V#5 Don't mind the wallpaper ;p My favorite one so far is without any doubt the Kapuziner http://i.imgur.com/t4dOY.jpg soo good ! I also love absinth, favorite one is the hardcore hapsburg : http://www.alandia.de/absinthe/images/product_images/popup_images/absinthe-hapsburg-240.jpg Mansinthe was really nice too, a very unique taste. Other than that : Picon (with beer and a little bit of lemon), Berger blanc, ricard, ... Moar pics : http://i.imgur.com/iqrXY.jpg Gotta love berger blanc <3 http://i.imgur.com/bCPIJ.jpg One meter beer from the best pub here (they have more than 200 different beers). It costs 30€ for 10 beers of your choice. | ||
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Myrkskog
Canada481 Posts
If I was forced to personally choose between the two continents, I would now give NA a slight advantage just because of the variety. On July 05 2012 23:12 Cinim wrote: [You know, carlsberg is rated as the best pilsner in the world, just saying. Carlsberg deserves better than being lumped with bud light, but it's definitely not on anybodies top ten list, even in its style. I think your rating might have come from college aged Danes | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4782 Posts
On July 06 2012 01:31 crydee wrote: America has the best beer in the world unless you're talking about a genre that those Dutch monks do, that stuff is amazing. The sheer amount of micro and craft brewers here in America have created some of the most delicious beers in the world. If you think of American beer and all you come up with is: Bud varieties Miller varieties Coors/Light PBR Then you're not searching very hard. If you think America has the best beer in the world outside of a genre that those Dutch monks do (I'm guessing that you are refering to Trappist? which is kinda funny seeing how 6/8 of the monestaries are in Belgium) you are very ill-informed. I'll admit there is a vast amount of microbrews in America but it is kinda ignorant to deny the tradition for brewing which is present in Europe and the riddiculous amount of microbreweries here. What sort a beers are you into? Perhaps I could give some recommendations. EDIT: To the above poster: If I recall correctly it was the best mass-produced pilsner - which is hardly a competition in the first place outside of the pilsner urquell which quite frankly tastes a lot like water. And once again, I think you are underestimating the variety which you see in the European microbreweries, perhaps the reason is that the only beers making it overseas are "the old guard"? | ||
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honed
Canada482 Posts
im aware of this, but its what it's commonly called. i dont know, dont ask me. i didnt come up with it. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
Just sayin. | ||
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schaf
Germany1326 Posts
On July 06 2012 01:48 Nyarly wrote: You heard right, i love beer ! :D My collection (missing 15 or so) : http://imgur.com/a/w6n7V#5 Don't mind the wallpaper ;p My favorite one so far is without any doubt the Kapuziner http://i.imgur.com/t4dOY.jpg soo good ! I also love absinth, favorite one is the hardcore hapsburg : http://www.alandia.de/absinthe/images/product_images/popup_images/absinthe-hapsburg-240.jpg Mansinthe was really nice too, a very unique taste. Other than that : Picon (with beer and a little bit of lemon), Berger blanc, ricard, ... Moar pics : http://i.imgur.com/iqrXY.jpg Gotta love berger blanc <3 http://i.imgur.com/bCPIJ.jpg One meter beer from the best pub here (they have more than 200 different beers). It costs 30€ for 10 beers of your choice. Aaahhh I really love a little Picon in beer, so good | ||
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LovE-
United States1963 Posts
On July 05 2012 14:45 PaqMan wrote: Anyone ever had/made skittles vodka? I'm thinking of making my own. I made it and it was super easy. Was not very good though :| It looks amazing though lol The gummy bears are waaaay better. I made them for my 21st bday party and they were a HUGE hit. The last 2 days of soaking I added orange juice to get rid of the vodka flavor and mmm were they tasty. Quite strong as well | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4782 Posts
On July 06 2012 02:16 LovE- wrote: I made it and it was super easy. Was not very good though :| It looks amazing though lol The gummy bears are waaaay better. I made them for my 21st bday party and they were a HUGE hit. The last 2 days of soaking I added orange juice to get rid of the vodka flavor and mmm were they tasty. Quite strong as well How about watermelon/vodka? I have heard very mixed reviews on this - and how in the world does one go around making sure it is good? | ||
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arb
Noobville17921 Posts
On July 06 2012 02:18 Ghostcom wrote: How about watermelon/vodka? I have heard very mixed reviews on this - and how in the world does one go around making sure it is good? Does soaking Fruit in Vodka actually get rid of the flavor of Vodka? i know we drop fruit here in moonshine(yes the illegal kind) and it does nothing but change the color, its alot stronger than Vodka though so that might be why. Also been in a real Jack Daniel's phase now, def my favorite liquor right now. | ||
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farvacola
United States18838 Posts
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Timerly
Germany511 Posts
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Myrkskog
Canada481 Posts
On July 06 2012 02:00 Ghostcom wrote: EDIT: To the above poster: If I recall correctly it was the best mass-produced pilsner - which is hardly a competition in the first place outside of the pilsner urquell which quite frankly tastes a lot like water. And once again, I think you are underestimating the variety which you see in the European microbreweries, perhaps the reason is that the only beers making it overseas are "the old guard"? It's just been a mix if what I've seen over here (we have a decent import list) and what I've experienced on my trips to Europe. I will be heading back to Germany next summer and plan to take a side trip to the Czech Republic, so any good recommendations for smaller Czech breweries would be awesome. It could be that I haven't had enough exposure European microbreweries. However, the NA microbrewery scene is expanding at an insane rate right now. | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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