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What is the best beer ?

>> No.5665684

coors light

>> No.5665691

Natty Ice

>> No.5665699
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5665699

>>5665671
pirinsko, maika ti deeba

>> No.5665705

Probably beer you made yourself.

Aside from that, Irish ale, Scottish whisky, Kentucky bourbon, Russian vodka, etc etc and you can't go wrong with that IMHO

>> No.5665706

no bear

>> No.5665708

If you want a name brand beer, Smithwicks. It's a few bucks more, but cheap beer makes me think it's lacking. The alcohol breath tastes horrible with cheap beer.

>> No.5665725
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>>5665671
>mfw don't know where to get organic beer

>> No.5665731

It's all subjective really, the best beer is the one that tastes the best to your pallet.

Now if we're talking strictly numbers and ratings, besides the shrinking yet still unfathomably large American domestics, I'd say it's between Sierra Nevada, Dogfish Head and Stone, with Stone being my personal favorite out of that bunch. The new Go-To IPA is a fantastic session ale and I try to buy up as much Russian Imperial Stout as I can upon release.

Do yourself a favor, buy a Stone brewed beer.

>> No.5665748

>>5665671
Ive got a bottle of that in the fridge, been there for a while. Maybe ill drink it tonight

>> No.5665751

>>5665748
You're joking ? It's very rare.

>> No.5665753

>>5665725
Mountain Goat Steam Ale.

>> No.5665755

>>5665751
Im not joking...im pretty sure its that

Is it good?

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>>5665725
We have a couple of organic beers in Austria. They're not really tasting any different than other lagers, though.
Barley and hops aren't plants where one would expect much of a quality difference with organic cultivation.

(The hemp beer is different of course, but there's better ones out there.)

>> No.5665784
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5665784

I have recently come across this beauty:
Schneider Weisse Tap6 Aventinus
Wheat Beer Doppelbock (8,2%)

Holy mother, best wheat beer I've ever tasted.
You have to like dark beers to really enjoy it, though. Also I am a huge wheat beer anyway.
Tastes full and great but not as heavy as the 8,2% would make it seem.
Dunno if you can buy it outside of Germany, though.

>> No.5665827

>>5665764
The organic brews I've tried were a bit more wholesome tasting and were sort of softer. hard to describe the difference.

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Cooter Brown

>> No.5665846

>>5665764
HEMP BEER?!?!? this makes me happy.

>> No.5665849

>>5665846
Cannabis is in the same family as hops brew.

>> No.5666529
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5666529

Maybe you know her?

>> No.5668389

>>5665849
I knew cannabis and hemp were related, but HOPS is related too!?!?!!

>> No.5668539

tfw ate till i was full and I can't get drunk because my stomach hurts after drinking half a bottle

kill me

>> No.5668546

>>5666529
Babby's first sour. Back-sweetened so it doesn't offend your pleb palate. It's not bad in any way, but it's not a good example of what an Oude Bruin can be. Hell, La Folie from New Belgium is better than 90% of the readily available Oude Bruins in the states.

>> No.5668573

>>5666529

beautiful DDB

too tasty

>> No.5668608

>>5665784

I'm drinking this right now. The eisbock is even better.

>> No.5669069

>>5665755
Only if you drink it ice-cold