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**youngblood**

J.Black wrote:Cheddar valley cider ftw. It comes in a big plastic keg and lists it's strength as 6-16%. They make a huge batch every autumn and it continues to ferment all year long In September it is a refreshing drink, around this time of year it has the bikers at my local seeing pixies within 5 or so pints.

There's a great brewery near Liverpool called Phoenix. Pretty much every beer they make is top-notch (White Monk being perhaps the finest beer ever made).

BrewDog (http://www.brewdog.com/) also makes fantastic ale.

As for Lagers (shudder) the only one worth drinking is Budvar. Original and best.

Never heard of Cheddar Valley. Ciders are very nice on the summer days.

**99MDeery**

Hmm well i'll just list my favorites:

Carlsberg Export
Heineken
Desperado - (Although i can only find that in Warhammer World in Notts it is the best beer ever)
Carona
Old Speckled Hen always goes down a treat
Fosters

**garret**

i like alamo beer

**youngblood**

Oh man. I had two pints of Stone Russian Imperial Stout last night and by the time those were gone I was crying WAAAAAGHHH!!!!

**Kilkrazy**

youngblood wrote:
J.Black wrote:Cheddar valley cider ftw. It comes in a big plastic keg and lists it's strength as 6-16%. They make a huge batch every autumn and it continues to ferment all year long In September it is a refreshing drink, around this time of year it has the bikers at my local seeing pixies within 5 or so pints.

There's a great brewery near Liverpool called Phoenix. Pretty much every beer they make is top-notch (White Monk being perhaps the finest beer ever made).

BrewDog (http://www.brewdog.com/) also makes fantastic ale.

As for Lagers (shudder) the only one worth drinking is Budvar. Original and best.

Never heard of Cheddar Valley. Ciders are very nice on the summer days.

They make some kind of cheese there, Stilton I think.

**Zad Fnark**

I would recommend anything from New Glarus Brewery.

http://www.newglarusbrewing.com/

Unfortunately, they have a hard enough time filling orders in Wisconsin, so you won’t find it elsewhere. If you’re in state, try a Spotted Cow.

Lately I’ve been hitting the Schlitz, the beer that made Milwaukee famous.

I've never been into the euro-beer fad.

ZF-

**Waaagh_Gonads**

I'm going to get the same kicking I got the last time this topic came up...

Coors Light.

Had a bottle in a Boston bar back in 2007 with the wife. She also loved it. Never got to try the full strength Coors.

Also you cannot find it anywhere in Australia which is annoying.

After that Coronas as they sit very 'light' on the stomach and don't make me feel really crook during a heavy drinking session.

**youngblood**

Waaagh_Gonads wrote:I'm going to get the same kicking I got the last time this topic came up...

Coors Light.

To each their own. I used to be blatantly against Coors/Miller/Bud, but if you like it then good. I'd rather someone be drinking coors light than Smirnoff Ice

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Green Blow Fly wrote:I think I love you.

It's nice to be loved. Especially for beer. I just traded a bottle of Dark Lord for a Bottle of Barrel Aged Blackout Stout from Great Lakes Brewing. I'm looking forward to that one.