| Hoegarden White Beers. 21:41 - Dec 30 with 958 views | Brightonhoop |
Sat here enjoying a cheeky one, proper yeasty. What's your favourite beer lately? Found a Fullers pub here in Spain, very recently opened, London Pride travels very well, 1500 miles from home, goes down a treat in this climate. |  | | |  |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 21:57 - Dec 30 with 941 views | loftboy |
Lager is 1664
Beer is st austells tribute
Used to drink hacker in the hole in the wall 12%, had a few pints last game of the season circa 1990 and ended up leading a one man pitch invasion at the end, bloody strong stuff but smooth as kojaks head.
Was once served a 5 litre stein of brown bier in Munich, lovely, only rule was I had to drink it one handed, it was made of stone and bloody heavy. |  |
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| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:03 - Dec 30 with 934 views | Tearsofrage |
Beer - Skinner's "Betty Stogs"
Foreign Beer -"Westmalle Trippel"
Lager - don't do much but Czech Pilsners are a cut above most lagery substances |  | | |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:17 - Dec 30 with 916 views | Toast_R |
Tried to like those cloudy lagers but for me the after taste just gets me every time.
Always Heineken for me. Since they upped the vol in the UK to 5% premium quality about 10 years ago or so, it's the one for me.
Did the Brewery Tour in Amsterdam back in October. Was a really cool activity to do. Even teach you the science behind brewing and the art to drinking it properly. |  | | |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:26 - Dec 30 with 900 views | AgedR |
If the Pride is bottled, I'd be trying to see if they have any ESB (or num num as I've always known it).
Deliciously malty, but, no longer a session pint for my constitution sadly. One or three still go down a treat though.
Back in the day when Youngs made Youngs, I used to love a pint of mix (half Special, half Ordinary). Not quite the same since Charlie Wells took over in my opinion. |  |
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| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:28 - Dec 30 with 893 views | Brightonhoop |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 21:57 - Dec 30 by loftboy |
Lager is 1664
Beer is st austells tribute
Used to drink hacker in the hole in the wall 12%, had a few pints last game of the season circa 1990 and ended up leading a one man pitch invasion at the end, bloody strong stuff but smooth as kojaks head.
Was once served a 5 litre stein of brown bier in Munich, lovely, only rule was I had to drink it one handed, it was made of stone and bloody heavy. |
Loopy juice=1 man pitch invasion! :-D
Partial to the odd guiness too. Loving the Fullers again after all these years. | | | |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:40 - Dec 30 with 881 views | johann28 |
England - Harvey's Old Ale. Best real ale in the land by a country mile.
Belgium - Rochefort 10 or Kastelbier Dunkel - seriously strong malty stuff (dangerous)
Germany - Spaten Optimator |  | | |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:45 - Dec 30 with 872 views | MrSheen |
The one and only. Accept no substitute (unless Sainsburys are out of them).
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| Hoegarden White Beers. on 09:46 - Dec 31 with 770 views | simmo |
Hoegarden is lethal, had 2 of those white beers recently and felt well on the way, they are about 8% arent they?
I unfortunately don't enjoy the taste of 'real beer' so stick to lager. Same as above with Heineken ideally but if I am in the offy I usually grab cans of Tyskie. Polish and just over 5.5%, it does the job and is just the right balance of smooth and beery.
If I really fancy losing touch with reality I will buy 8 cans of Zywiec. Funky aftertaste but makes living in Poland bearable so you know it works. |  |
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| Hoegarden White Beers. on 11:30 - Dec 31 with 740 views | collegeranger |
| Hoegarden White Beers. on 22:45 - Dec 30 by MrSheen |
The one and only. Accept no substitute (unless Sainsburys are out of them).
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A friend of mine ordered a pint of Duvel on draught in a bar in Canary Wharf - They refused and said they would only serve him a half at a time! He is 61 !!! |  | | |
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