What is the Best Beer in the World Poll

• Dec 19, 2006

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I cant stand American Commercial beers, they to me are nothing more than urine. I guess I have just been pampered by the purest of beers that you get over here in Europe whether it be German or British or Irish.

 

• Dec 19, 2006

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Not the large commercial breweries in the US Adler. I agree with you. Well almost. I imagine urine to actually have some taste. Most domestic large breweries products have NO taste.

Ah but the microbrewers. Now we are getting into interesting territory. Hales Cream Ale, Buzzard's Breath, Anchor Steam, Thomas Kemper. These are truly craft beers on such a small scale to have real character. Not too unlike German beers where individual pubs make their own. Quite common here in Seattle. Hell the pub up the street has about 30 beers on tap. All made within about a 10 mile radius. Not a bad one in the bunch.

 

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Oh and here is one from my Favorites folder.

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• Dec 19, 2006

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went to a pub recently that in the last 12 years had served 2,300 different ales, they had the pump sign from each one and one local has had a pint of every single one!

 

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That is either very impressive or very sad. Not quite sure which.

 

• Dec 19, 2006

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impressive, VERY impressive, this guy's over 90!

 

• Dec 19, 2006

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NOT impressive. Assuming he started drinking at age 15, he only consumed 1.344292 ounces of beer per day. He's not even in the amateur league.

 

• Dec 19, 2006

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take into account the pub's been open for only 12 years! and thre are numerous ales of which he's had considderably more than one i can assure you

well done on the maths btw

 

• Dec 19, 2006

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I didn't get to be an electrical injunear from reading the back of a cereal box you know.

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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the lancaster kicks ass said:

went to a pub recently that in the last 12 years had served 2,300 different ales, they had the pump sign from each one and one local has had a pint of every single one!

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I'm impressed. That place would warrant many many nights out!

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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Matt308 said:

Not the large commercial breweries in the US Adler. I agree with you. Well almost. I imagine urine to actually have some taste. Most domestic large breweries products have NO taste.

Ah but the microbrewers. Now we are getting into interesting territory. Hales Cream Ale, Buzzard's Breath, Anchor Steam, Thomas Kemper. These are truly craft beers on such a small scale to have real character. Not too unlike German beers where individual pubs make their own. Quite common here in Seattle. Hell the pub up the street has about 30 beers on tap. All made within about a 10 mile radius. Not a bad one in the bunch.

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I much prefer European Beers but when it does come to US beers I like the micro breweries. I really enjoyed Foggy Bottom and the ales. I do not mind drinking them.

About the only commercial US beer that I like is Sam Adams.

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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German, German, German ............. US beers give me Montezumas revenge

I much prefer a good German white wein

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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Aw Erich. Blasphemy. Never insult good beer. Ruins your karma, dude.

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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I AM BEYOND karma ..........

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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Yeah Matt but he was not cursing a good beer. He said US Beer gave him Montezumas Revenge.

 

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• Dec 20, 2006

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that is correct .......... subtle but effective

 

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• Dec 20, 2006

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I've been polite about Euro beers they are better then US stuff but not by much they all have a mungy after taste like something out of my shoe . I'm not claiming to be a pro beer taster but on a hot day they just don't do the job . The brits don't even chill theirs how disgusting is that . I'm just a simple guy who likes the odd brown pop and have tried all kinds but I prefer the domestic beer here not the swill they export to other places

 

• Dec 20, 2006

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pbfoot said:

but not by much they all have a mungy after taste like something out of my shoe .

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You obviously have not tried very many then and if that only the crap they export...