Website about drinking beer in Prague,nice photo of Bill Clinton having a couple of beers with Maggie Thatcher lookalike:D .
http://www.whitebeertravels.co.uk/prague.html
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Website about drinking beer in Prague,nice photo of Bill Clinton having a couple of beers with Maggie Thatcher lookalike:D .
http://www.whitebeertravels.co.uk/prague.html
Bud Ice is lovely. Havn't seen it sold in Ireland though. Couple of new beers on the market here in teh UK. Carlsberg Elephant (8%), Carlsberg Edge (hint of lemon ;) ) Sure I've seen an 8% bottle of Cobra, think its called 'King Cobra'
I don't drink much Beer meself like :D
NBA, I'm too fond of it. I went a time when I couldn't stand the stuff but started drinking it again due to the fact that I looked like a weedy cockney in a bar full of northern rock heads so I drank to fit in and realised just what I'd been missin, since then I've been making up for lost time.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAURO 7
Apart from that the hard to find Argentine Quilmes slips down very easily and Hamburg's Astra is great stuff.
There's only one place to drink Elephant Beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Declan_Michael
Mouse & Elephant, 49 Vestergade, Copenhagen...
endorsed fullyQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
greatly added to my world cup viewing in spain
the local brew was ambar which was tough going after a few days
so quilmes came as a welcome relief!
Had trouble finding a decent brew in Oz. VB was brutal, Fosters...nuff said. Settled on Hahn Ice, lovely on a hot day.
Quilmes, dont they sponsor a South American club team? Newky Brown is class though, rekindled my love for it. Although its quite heavy for the summer, good stuff all the same. My Aussie housemate has got me into Singha, a Thai beer, and its damn nice! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Can't beat 6 bottles of Hofbraú for €15. Up the gickerstrasse!
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Originally Posted by PAURO 7
That's lovely that stuff. Also a big fan of the old reliable's like Heineken, Carlsberg and Corona. In that order.
It's not beer but im starting to drink a new cider called Kopperberg - Absolutely lovely !
It's not cider either. But hey, a lot of people like it.
Kopparberg is cider.Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
The most common one is Pear Cider but you can get Apple, Strawberry, Blueberry, Blueberry/Lime, Elderberry, Elderberry/Lime, Raspberry, Raspberry/Blackcurrent, Summer Fruits, etc. and they're still cider...
Be warned, that Raspberry & Blackcurrent stuff is 8.5% :eek: :D
Had a bit of a cider drinking phase in Scandanavia. ;)
Koparrberg isn't brewed as a cider though, is it not? I thought flavours etc were all added closer to bottling.
The 7% mixed fruits is lethal! :D
It's gotta be a bottle of Ken, roysh.
Asahi Super Dry from Japan is nice
Also Erdinger, Spaten and Paulaner.
Had that Kopperberg last friday (Mixed Fruit) Rocket fuel but a M.A.S.S.I.V.E hangover so will be leaving it alone.
If something is made up of carbonated water, pear wine, flavours and additives, then in my book it's not a cider (or a perry) but closer to a spritzer, or alcopop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
As I said, I don't doubt it's popularity, but cider it ain't, if you ask me.
http://www.botimes1.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
Defo a cider
My local off license did that at €1 a bottle for a while. Lovely beer. Another one for the holidays is Estrella Damm if you're ever in Barcelona (or Salou). Haven't seen it outside Catalunya thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Branded as a cider, yes. And a link to their UK distributors won't tell me anything liable to change my mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns
People love it, though and that's fine. A little too sickly sweet for me.
As Al Murray might say, it's a fruit based beverage.