The Beer Tent

Funny name...but it's not that bad!

http://www.leinie.com/big_butt.html

 

A few of my favorites

St. Bernardus Belgian abbey ale at least 9%
Paulaner - Dopplebock
Boulevard Brewing - Unfiltered Wheat from the Tap
Boulevard Brewing - Bully Porter from the tap
Warsteiner - Dunkel
Free State Brewery - Copperhead ale
McEwen - Scotch ale
Murphy's - Stout
Blind Tiger Brewery - Imperial Russian Stout

When it's not payday

PBR
Old Style
Mickey's

 

Hello to everyone I was hoping to ask all of my the fellow beer drinkers here on what is the best beer you have tasted so far?

 

I like beer, being a Brit who lives in Bavaria 30+kms South of Paulaner and a few other brewery's, who also served in the Army, travelled the world and drunk more than his share of their beer while doing it.

I have to admit my beer consumption has dwindled over the past years, and I prefer a Shot or two of Glen Morangie or Fiddich to bring the day to an end.

Tony

 

I was away over the weekend, a few people with whom I had the honour to serve with came over for a long weekend, and we met up at a Hotel and then moved on to a beer tent to get really wrecked, mission accomplished.

Tony

 

I want an ale, and there's none in the house.

 

Beer is proof God loves us!!!I love my Guiness stout every night(only 1 or two, pricey@ $8.50/6 and I don't want to become a drunk)Damn few unmarred brain cells left as it is!!!...

 

Taj-Mahal from India has to be the smoothest beer I ever tasted. Goes great with spicy hot curry!

 

They damn sure did....I can't believe it. How sickening...
I guess 50 billion was the right amount...




InBev agrees to buy Anheuser for $50 billion

By Jessica Hall and Martinne Geller

PHILADELPHIA/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. brewer Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc agreed to a $50 billion takeover by Belgium-based InBev NV, a source familiar with the situation said on Sunday, creating the world's largest beer maker.

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSN1337955120080714

 

A solution!

 

Although not exactly a beer, I have a new favorite beverage:

Strongbow Cider


I got a taste for this stuff at Colonial Williamsburg last week. I searched around my hometown until I found a place that sells it. Fermented apple cider...YUM

 

Wow a beer thread! I think I love you guys...

The one thing I brought home from Germany is a love for beer! Specifically, a pint of Beamish Stout with a long shot of either Bushmills or Jameson Irish Whiskey added to it. Speaking of which, I am drinking exactly that as I type this! Guinness will even do in a pinch but then what good stout wouldn't do?

I also learned a love for hefe wiesen! Ayinger and Paulener are two of my favorites. Trying to find a good hefe brewed here in the states is a lesson in frustration though. The best I have had to date is out of Coopersmiths up in Ft Collin, CO. Traditional brewers so it's only brewed during the summer months. If you guys are familiar with other breweries that put out a good hefe here in CO let me know. I'm also very fond of the dunkels. Ayinger and Warstiener come to mind.

Oh if you're in the Salt Lake CIty area stop in to the Bohemian brewerie on S 7200 just west of State St down in Midvale. Try the perogies and brauts! You won't be disappointed and their traditionally brewed Czech style beers are worth the trip. I always make sure to stop in when I'm over the mtns!

http://www.bohemianbrewery.com/Home.html

Byte

 

Hey Byte,

The breweries that you mentioned are about 15 (Ayinger) to 30 (Paulaner) kilometres away from where I live .

I much prefer the Tegernseer Brauhaus or even the Holzkirchener over either of your choices,then there is the all time favourite Hopf....

Tony