let's talk about beers!

[Rocco]

That's my favourite!

Paulaner with the yellow Label
Wheat beer !

[Cottis]

Bitburger for a refreshing lager. Too many fine ales to narrow it down to one.

[gnutz2]

Thornbridge Halcyon, imperial IPA.

And my own beers

[saltinot]

Mine too Rocco! I also like the Paulaner Hefe-Hefeweizen Dunkel. Those two are tops for me.

That's my favourite!

Paulaner with the yellow Label
Wheat beer !

[Rocco]

Bitburger for a refreshing lager. Too many fine ales to narrow it down to one.

i would like to try one
but here i have never seen one for sale

Thornbridge Halcyon, imperial IPA.

And my own beers

the same !

do you make your own beers?

Mine too Rocco! I also like the Paulaner Hefe-Hefeweizen Dunkel. Those two are tops for me.

here i have tried three different Paulaners,but the yellow label one is my fav

[Cottis]

Order some from Germany. Like their cars, they make good beers too

[Michael S2]

Paulaner is one of my favs as well. Its on tap in my local as well, served with proper glass

Like some Erdinger and Schneider Weisse as well. Heading to Germany next week, hopfully try some more there.

[turbodriver63]

my friend has a bar in bonn.
Usually I drink erdinger while I'm there but I tried UNERTL this time. Now my fave beer ever
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[campbellWS]

If you give me a miller you can go **** your mother

[jade]

Me, Leffe blond

[Rocco]

I'm definitely a noob

What do you think about carlsberg or heyneken?

Franziskaner?

[Cottis]

Franziskaner is a fine beer. Last drank some in Ellmau which caused me to ski very badly the next morning. Not quite as debilitating as the Jager forfeits we had to withstand each time someone fell over though. Vicious circle springs to mind.

[Dybro]

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Cheers

[Laaf]

I'm having a Ayinger Bräuweisse as of now. I went to the local Alko, yes the liquor store is named Alko in Finland, and they didn't have Franziskaner any more. But Hoegaarden is great during summer months, super wit when warm outside.
Other than that I've had a Mackmyra Midvinter single malt and a Lagavulin 16yo single malt.

[Cottis]

Old Pulteney has to be one of the finest Single Malts that a reasonable amount of money can buy. 40yr old is £1500 but the standard bottles can be found for £30 and are very very good. I am going to have to try and hunt down some of these random beers you guys are talking about. I likes a good beer!