Beer thread

[Anonymous No.17074894]

>post your country and the best beer (respectively the beer you like the most) from your country
Switzerland
Appenzeller bier

[Anonymous No.17075046]

>>17074894

[Anonymous No.17075280]

>America
King Cobra

[Anonymous No.17075769]

>USA
Icehouse

[Anonymous No.17075821]

>NL
Klok

[Anonymous No.17075919]

USA refer to individual states

Louisiana's best

[Anonymous No.17075978]

[Anonymous No.17076022]

Wisconsin
Spotted cow

[Anonymous No.17076032]

pint of bitter ta

[Anonymous No.17076259]

>>17075919
>Louisiana’s best
>not ghost in the machine

[Anonymous No.17076270]

>>17075280
Based snake piss enthusiast

[Anonymous No.17076345]

ITS THE ROLLING ROCK BEER APE

[Anonymous No.17076362]

>>17075821
>Appenzeller
only straight from the verwarming

[Anonymous No.17076393]

I was going to get Delirium Tremens but I got Delirium Noel instead because it came with a cool free glass.

[Anonymous No.17076397]

better than any other australian beer and you know it

[Anonymous No.17076693]

>>17074894
D’accord

[Anonymous No.17076720]

>>17076693
As much as I really do like Unibroue, there's always a nagging feeling in the back of my head that all their beers taste kind of similar

[Anonymous No.17076753]

>USA

[Anonymous No.17076759]

>>17076720
Totally fair. Most Belgian beer seems to share a common flavour across most styles, and the differences can be subtle.

Also, based Dieu du Ciel.

[Anonymous No.17076772]

>>17076759
Based Dieu du Ciel indeed.
I don't know if you copped pic related a few Christmases back, but it's probably my favourite Unibroue annual special. I still have a spare bottle in the cellar waiting for a special occasion.

[Anonymous No.17076820]

>>17076397
I enjoy strong beer but XXXX's flavour is rather tame. With that said, I fucking love it, probably because it doesn't have the same foul lingering bitterness that a lot of lagers seem to carry.

[Anonymous No.17076835]

>>17076397
>better than any other australian beer and you know it
I can't believe people desire to drink either XXXX or Carlton Draught .

[Anonymous No.17076890]

>>17074894
uk

[Anonymous No.17076891]

Datamining thread. Fuck off, youre glowing.

[Anonymous No.17076907]

>>17076259
If we're going for speciality brews over common beers, I'd put up Atticus Atlas for Parish or Gnarmaggedon for Gnarly Barley

[Anonymous No.17076917]

Idk about the best, but I drink one of these every few weeks or so. I'm an ausfag.

[Anonymous No.17076928]

>>17076022
Spotted Cow is alright but personally I'm a Hamm's man. Spotted Cow's limited releases are great though, I had some kind of rhubarb sour that was one of the best things I've ever tasted. I think there was one called Two Sisters or something that was 10/10 too

I'm in Iowa, I like Pulpit Rock and Toppling Goliath

[Anonymous No.17077562]

>>17074894
Man i miss this stuff. during university i worked across the border in a swiss restaurant. had a few of those with the boss after the shifts. awesome beer.

Oh and best german beer is of course Unertl Weißbier

[Anonymous No.17077567]

>>17074894
USA. I enjoy Yuengling but only on draft. Always seems skunked in bottle. Anyone else notice this or can explain?

[Anonymous No.17077590]

>Texas
Live Oak
They make the best German styles of beer outside of Europe, and they even rise above many German breweries.

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[Anonymous No.17078121]

>>17074894
Iceland
Canned green beans and boiled red cabbage beer

[Anonymous No.17078149]

>>17077567
Green bottle. It's just that simple.

[Anonymous No.17078313]

United States

Probably something from one of the local breweries like Side Project, Perennial, Earthbound, 4 Hands

[Anonymous No.17078728]

>Norway
>Hansa Porter
A great Porter that is available in most stores. Also a big fan of Frydenlund Bokkøl

[Anonymous No.17078731]

>>17078149
Second this

[Anonymous No.17078735]

Cold region usa
Pic related

[Anonymous No.17078838]

Mogs every beer in this thread

[Anonymous No.17078855]

>>17078838
I doubt you have tasted EVERY beer in this thread. You're just shilling your half life 2 low poly lookin ass beer

[Anonymous No.17079027]

>>17076890
>Camden Hells
>when Theakston, Tim Taylor, Wychwood, Harvey's, Fuller's, Newcastle Brown, Shepherd Neame, Carling, etc. etc. exist

[Anonymous No.17079146]

>>17074894
As basic as it sounds I really prefer Bavarian beer. Though since I live in the Southwest US I also get a lot of good Mexican beer. Currently, my fridge is stocked with Ayinger, previously went through some Victoria.

[Anonymous No.17079158]

>>17074894
Think I've had it one time when I was over at Stein am Rhein. Pretty refreshing.
Feldschlösschen braufrisch is my favourite though.

[Anonymous No.17079163]

>>17075821
een echte gladiator drinkt hem van de radiator

[Anonymous No.17079184]

>>17078838
Stopped drinking it now that they pander to faggots and also push the vaccine

[Anonymous No.17079195]

Goldstar Unfiltered is the best beer from my country. It tastes better than a lot of the popular lagers, but it has a distinct smell similar to piss.
I prefer to drink imported Belgian stuff

[Anonymous No.17079212]

X-TRA

[Anonymous No.17079239]

>hate hop bitterness
>dislike most beers
>usually stick to light lagers or pale ales
>rolling rock, blue moon, alagash white are my ol' reliable faves
>occasionally a citrusy import from krautland hits the spot just right
>regularly try something out of my wheelhouse just to see if my pallet changes up over time
>disappointed 7/10 times when I do this
>usually stick with whiskeys and cocktails instead anyways

Do I have shit taste?

[Anonymous No.17079248]

Red white and blue yard here. Currently drinking even more Jesus from evil twin.

Best bear is a bit of hard one. Best bear I've had would have to be pic related. Second favorite is ghost flowers from urban family. Normally I'm a barrel aged stout guy, but some dark fruit beers that aren't just liquid candy hit me like nothing else.

[Anonymous No.17079266]

>>17079239
You sound like a bitch to me

[Anonymous No.17079279]

>>17079239
You could have said everything you said and not sound like a bitch, but you sound like a bitch. Have you tried Belgian style ales? They might be more your liking. Sounds like darker and bitter beers are out.

[Anonymous No.17079293]

>>17079239
Nothing wrong with enjoying what you like. Just don't whine about what you don't like and you won't sound like a bitch.

[Anonymous No.17079298]

>>17074894
Is it just me or are bottles like this really great? Every time I buy one of these, I save it after finishing the beer to re-use later.

[Anonymous No.17079313]

>>17079298
They great. Good for infinity bottles, good for water jugs for camping, good for cold infusion tea, good for everything.

[Anonymous No.17080185]

>>17079027
not to mention all the small breweries around the uk making ales

[Anonymous No.17080206]

off topic but how do you open a bottle of wine with a botched cork? i fucked up pretty bad. i was just going to use a drill and go straight down but i don't want to filter it/pick cork out of it all night

[Anonymous No.17080221]

>>17076917
Asahi is so fucking good.
Try Tsingtao or Kirin if you get the chance.

[Anonymous No.17080226]

>>17076917
do they make it australia or is it really imported from japan? asahi in the US is made in canada and didn't taste like the asahi i had when i was in japan

[Anonymous No.17080235]

>>17080206
Two options, go at again with the corkscrew and make sure you're all the way through. Option two is just fucking hammer the cork into the bottle. You could also try having a vintage opener on hand like pic related.

[Anonymous No.17080252]

>>17080235
i feel like option two is going to end up with little pieces of cork floating around since i already shredded the thing to pieces. that's a cool bottle opener, what does the block of wood do

[Anonymous No.17080273]

>>17080252
block of wood is the "sheath" the tines are a bit sharp and need to keep their shape. It's an old style but you can find them on ebay easy and for cheap.

[Anonymous No.17080320]

>>17080252
>>17080273
Just realized it's not helpful saying you can find it and not calling it what it is. It's a cork puller.

[Anonymous No.17080335]

Dixieland

[Anonymous No.17080345]

>>17080221
Both Tsingtao and Kirin Ichiban fucking sucks ass

[Anonymous No.17080353]

what's a 3 fonteinen replacement for poor people?

[Anonymous No.17080827]

>>17079212
I love this!

[Anonymous No.17080841]

>>17080335
where can i find this?
> t. east TN

>>17079212
the extra stout is actually fantastic but the "regular" guiness taste like fucking bean water

[Anonymous No.17080846]

>>17076753
I hear this taste like old Stag. I wanna drink it.

[Anonymous No.17081196]

>>17080841
I haven't seen their porter in East TN in a loooong time. Sucks cause it's really good. The closest you can get is buying their black and tan which is half porter half lager.
>>17080841
You would LOVE Foreign extra stout

[Anonymous No.17081225]

>>17080841
I get it in a regular liquor store near where I live

[Anonymous No.17081230]

>>17079163
Een man met een baard, drink hem uit de openhaard

[Anonymous No.17081235]

>>17076753
Based Montananon.

[Anonymous No.17082449]

Just opened a bottle of gleshemigersheissen. Good stuff! Germans make the best beer

[Anonymous No.17082768]

>>17074894
America
Anything from a brewery that doesn't require a vax card for entry

[Anonymous No.17082806]

*blocks you're path*

[Anonymous No.17083193]

>>17082806
>American
>Lager
Nice bait

[Anonymous No.17083370]

UK

[Anonymous No.17083379]

Dutch
La Trappe, klok is just a meme

[Anonymous No.17083414]

Pennsylvania
seasonal and very good tasting for an 11% abv

[Anonymous No.17083545]

>>17074894
Germany

Duckstein is nice. But I guess in 6 months I'll switch to something else. As allways.

[Anonymous No.17083584]

OLD PECULIAR

[Anonymous No.17084534]

[Anonymous No.17084618]

>>17083370
don't think they sell that in the uk
just the weak draught bitter which is a bit shit

[Anonymous No.17085373]

>>17080335

[Anonymous No.17085406]

>>17085373
i tried this. the first few were pretty good but a few days later i went to finish them off and just didn't like it at all. its a gimmick beer and the hershey's logo on the label is a dead giveaway. if it was the same price as a 6er of yuengling it'd be fine but its premium price and there are far better options for $10-12

[Anonymous No.17085668]

I drink these until I'm sick and then don't touch alcohol for a few weeks

[Anonymous No.17085903]

I had Guinness and it completely turned me off from nitro stouts because it tasted like burnt water, but I picked up some Murphy's a few days ago because I wanted to give Irish beer a try again and it completely BTFOs Guinness. Even with no carbonation the taste still fills your mouth as gay as that sounds, it's like a super dark roast coffee with a hint of chocolate.

[Anonymous No.17085910]

>>17085903
Yeah Guinness draught is terrible. Extra stout holds up though. Nitro works with dark shit and bitters and THATS IT

[Anonymous No.17085933]

>>17085910
I haven't had Extra Stout in a while but I had a bottle of Foreign Extra tonight after not having it a bit and it really reminded me of Bernardus 12 with more fruit notes, more acidity, and nose really similar to wine. The nose combined with that acidity and fruitiness was really similar to wine in general. It's alright but not something I would drink all the time, every once in a while I could see it hitting the spot.

[Anonymous No.17085958]

Minnesota's best. Shits all over Yuengling. I tried them side by side even to make sure.