Random Question:Your Favourite Tipple for PB

[James Blythe]

Well, I never say no to a Guiness or Kilkenny, Erdinger Dark Wheat is fine too.

If it is extremely hot outside, I might switch over to a Budweiser (the Czech one), "Delirium Tremens" is good as well. Ah heck, there are just to many good beers around the globe, time to wade trough the market once again. Advantage of having a beer shop on the way home that holds like 250 different beers from all over the world. Only region I have found that does produce to much of rather disgusting beer is France...

[Nicolas de Coursic]

OMG what a bunch of beotians ... There is no better beer than Belgian Beer

This is the finest you will ever find. And I'm not Belgian so it's not some national pride that makes me say that.

Like France is the country of wine and cheese, Belgium is the country of Beer. They have something like 680 different ones. As I can't choose, there is the list

http://fr.belgourmet.be/bieres/index.php

Schedule your next Holiday Tour !

Originally Posted by James Blythe Only region I have found that does produce to much of rather disgusting beer is France...

Whch one do you know ? Because there is a plenty of local brewers in the north of France who produce some real good ales. If you make your opinion on Kronenbourg 6 pack you bought at the gas station, refrain from giving such advices.

But I admit this is not a French speciality, my fav French beer is Goudale, have a try if you can find it. Maybe difficult outside France. I refund you, if you don't like it lol

http://www.brasseurs-gayant.com/angl...es/goudale.htm

[eldar]

Something must be very wrong with a game where you find a 3 pages long thread about what people drink for PBS... Should we start a thread on how players dress as well?

[James Blythe]

Originally Posted by Nicolas de Coursic OMG what a bunch of beotians ... There is no better beer than Belgian Beer

Hey, I did say I like Delirium Tremens

http://fr.belgourmet.be/bieres/index.php Schedule your next Holiday Tour !

Great list, some I know, others I do not know at all but might also be hard to come by. Anyway, time to test some new ones.

Whch one do you know ? Because there is a plenty of local brewers in the north of France who produce some real good ales. If you make your opinion on Kronenbourg 6 pack you bought at the gas station, refrain from giving such advices. But I admit this is not a French speciality, my fav French beer is Goudale, have a try if you can find it. Maybe difficult outside France. I refund you, if you don't like it lol http://www.brasseurs-gayant.com/angl...es/goudale.htm

Actually, I think I have never tried Kronenbourg. I will have to go look for the names of the ones I have tried. I remember trying one with the aftertaste of port wine. I say that was definately too much, but I can't remember the name. Will check the next time I am in that store whether they still have it. Should come all back when I see the bottles. In general, I simply had much more "nasty" experiences when trying out French beers than with other countries. However, this might be due to the fact that some of them were more special than what I was able to get from other countries. So the bad impression is certainly partly due to more true "experiments" and that I did not really find one beer that would have had a lasting impact in the positive aspect.

And in regard to the local brewers, that will most likely be so. But then, you will not get many of them outside of the area. I will definately give the one you have linked a try if I come across it. In fact, I want one of those now. Its warm and sticky outside and a cold beer would be most welcome right now. Pity I still have some hours left at work.

[Catopa]

As I'm not a beer-bear, I prefer a chilled White Wine when PB begins (only in the evening of course. Sparkling Water and Cappuchino are my choice in the afternoon). In winter I would go for a well tempered Barolo or a french Bordeaux, served with some Camembert and olives.

Only when summer is really very hot, I might also go for a cold bavarian Erdinger "Hefeweizen".

Raise your glasses, gentlemen. To the king!

[Nicolas de Coursic]

Originally Posted by James Blythe Its warm and sticky outside and a cold beer would be most welcome right now. Pity I still have some hours left at work.

I hate you ! Here, in West of France, it's raining and temperature is something like 14° celsius.

If the summer looks like that, as it did last year, I'm gonna shoot myself.

[wiljo]

La Goudale is a fine beer indeed, completely agree with you on the belgian beers as well Nicolas.

I also enjoy india pale ales every now and then and have to say they are really nice. Oh and i must not forget to mention Caol Ila 18 year old single malt as well

[el diablo eu]

all fine drinks, just wanted to a see a thread with no arguing.

koppaberg brings back some good memories of a random little swedish bar i found in thailand, with sun sea and sand in potbs it nearl takes me back well not quite but you know what i mean.

eldar we know how you dress i have pictures rated 18 only sorry lads i would not wish this sight on any of you.think borat in a man thong but more hair

[Black-Duke]

Originally Posted by el diablo eu eldar we know how you dress i have pictures rated 18 only sorry lads i would not wish this sight on any of you.think borat in a man thong but more hair

Roflmao awesome

[sailorman_glh]

I also enjoy a good Paulaner Hefeweizen. I should have mentioned that, but it's been a rarity here lately.

Not allowed to drink if you're carrying a firearm.