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Yebisu.

I wish it were not so hard to find.

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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K (Post 12188817)

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done.... Youre up.

Boddington's

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Originally Posted by bensyd (Post 12193296)

Why is Newcastle draught available almost everywhere? IMO it's one of the most disgusting beers ever, I don't know anyone who drinks it in the UK either. There are much better brown ales out there too.

I guess on my next trip I'll be seeing White Lightning cider available too.:eek:

Suits me fine, the less you drink, the more that's available for me to drink :)

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Originally Posted by dartagnan (Post 12188836)

As far as best beer in the USA? It is, hands down, Three Floyds Gumball Head. It's my go-to beer for almost any occasion.

Unfortunately, Three Floyds is not very widely distributed.

My fav import is Optimator from Spaten.

Augustiner-Bräu dark has been my favorite import for a very long time.

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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K (Post 12188815)

+1. Any beer cutting it up since 1615 is OK in my book and the cool bottle. Mostly, it tastes good. ^

the bottles are great for making specialty olive oils... :D

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Originally Posted by alberp (Post 12189114)

Czechvar (Also known as Budvar or Budweiser in other parts of the world.)

+1

I also enjoy Dos Equis amber with a Mexican meal and find Red Stripe pretty refreshing on a hot day.

Duvel. Widely available so no excuse for any decent bar not to carry it (even if they won't have the right glass shape).

Stella Artois. Known as "wife beater" in the UK.

About any Beer with a Belgian pedigree.If it says brewed in Belgium on the label I will at least give it a try before another countries beer.Gaucho100 I find myself also doing that with Argentine and Chilean wines ,I will always try them before Italian,French,Australian,but my hearts still in Napa produced wines and US produced micros

Corsendonk Agnus

Last seen in a liquor store in Laurel, MD.

Cheers,

GenevaFlyer

I don't claim it is the best, but as others pairing wine with food. We occasionally get some Tiger Beer when cooking home made chilli crab.^

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Originally Posted by number_6

Duvel. Widely available so no excuse for any decent bar not to carry it (even if they won't have the right glass shape).

Duvel... ^

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Originally Posted by thebug622

Beer and chocolate and French Cuisine.... Three of the finest from Belgium... :D

1. Rodenbock

2. Budvar (but you have to import it yourself...:p )

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Originally Posted by sarming (Post 12192164)

Imported: Samuel Smith's of course
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Oh yeah! Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout is delicious!