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clifford_- wrote:

jameshk wrote:Not really got a favorite ale, but i do enjoy them. Tbh im sure for some reason i'll get slated for this. but give me a nice ice cold stella any day.

stellas just a pretty standard ting really, so no one can slate you!

You obviously don't associate with beer drinkers. Like, a true beer elitist is the biggest elitist you will EVER encounter. The cream of the crop of snobbiness. The vanguard of chinstroking self-indulgence. Stella is the... liquid equivalent of Adolf Hitler to beer enthusiasts.

You just wish I were kidding.

clifford_- wrote:

jameshk wrote:Not really got a favorite ale, but i do enjoy them. Tbh im sure for some reason i'll get slated for this. but give me a nice ice cold stella any day.

stellas just a pretty standard ting really, so no one can slate you! i think its a bit too gassy, burping and pissing all the time. try john smiths, a nice crossover imo.

You know what, i've never acctually had john smiths. Gona be getting my drink on tonight so i'll buy a few tins. Thanks for the heads up

its that "whats the matter lager boy, afraid you might taste something?"
sort of leetism. i thought dubstepforumers were above that

I like beer but I don't know much beers. In fact I just drink ordinary beers

But give me a Guiness or a Desperados and you'll make me a happy man!

NilsFG wrote:I like beer but I don't know much beers. In fact I just drink ordinary beers

But give me a Guiness or a Desperados and you'll make me a happy man!

I'm officially more Belgian than you are. o.o

Genevieve wrote:

NilsFG wrote:I like beer but I don't know much beers. In fact I just drink ordinary beers

But give me a Guiness or a Desperados and you'll make me a happy man!

I'm officially more Belgian than you are. o.o

Who knows.

Since I am from up north, its gotta be Newcastle Brown Ale without a doubt.

To be fair though, I don't know much about ale and don't really wanna bother. Newcy Brown does the job and if I am on a cheap night out, its £1 tequila to get me pissed anyways.

Whats Brewdog beer saying?

Theyve got some damn good marketing, and I hear that it's good shit, but I trust the opinions of real human beings more than critics so what do people reccomend I buy?

Tried this the other day - wasn't half bad

Desperado MUST be purchased with lime, or you fail.

HRKRT wrote:Desperado MUST be purchased with lime, or you fail.

Real lime then, not the "special" lime edition.

Also lime & desperados reminds me of something else. Corona. What a lame excuse for beer.

apmje wrote:Since I am from up north, its gotta be Newcastle Brown Ale without a doubt.

To be fair though, I don't know much about ale and don't really wanna bother. Newcy Brown does the job and if I am on a cheap night out, its £1 tequila to get me pissed anyways.

Appreciating good beer isn't merely about intoxication, it's about enjoying the subtle flavours and varying degrees of bitterness and sweetness present in different brews. It is a craft product, one to be savoured, drinking it therefore is a bit like going out to eat in a good restaurant as opposed to McDonalds!

So yes you're right, if you just want to get hammered, don't "bother", and just stick to NB and tequila!

A couple from my "reserve" cupboard...

Been Drinking some Beast Ale

6.6 ABV

I like it.

do any of you drink on the regs? i mean, i have a few pints of bitter everyday after work, people keep trying to tell me thats wrong. (well my missus does anyway)
any of you social, and i use this term loosely /everyday/ drinkers?
(Before you ask how the fuck do i afford it, i drink in a social club, its the only way! )

if any of you motherfuckers make it to california, you HAVE to check out Pliny the Elder, from Russian River Brewery, #2 beer in the world




really really really really good.

also, this:


california has the best beer in the world, in my opinion, but i'm a hop head so dont take it too seriously

clifford_- wrote:its that "whats the matter lager boy, afraid you might taste something?"
sort of leetism. i thought dubstepforumers were above that

Hobgoblin's marketing has always been a bit militant in that sense