Beer Lovers, Name Your Favourite Drop...

[krisb]

My tastes change, but I'm currently really enjoying Erdinger Weiss Beer. The Germans sure know how to make a great beer!

Plenty of other great beers out there!

So whats your favourite?...

[MJCM]

Dark Beer Lao

[PoorSucker]

If we are talking about weiss beer then Franziskaner.

[krisb]

If we are talking about weiss beer then Franziskaner.

Wow, what a great beer, has the monk on it.

Had a bottle of that last night and easily as good as a Weihenstephaner heffe weis beer.

Great choice indeed PS!

[Will27]

My favourite is Duvel from Belgium.

Hard to find in Chiang Rai and pretty expensive.

If I'm going to have a big session though, Tiger

is my preferred drink.

[MJCM]

^ If Beer from Beglium then Kwak with the Long Glass

[jmccarty]

I do quite like the Beer Lao Lager. Have not tried the dark yet but will do so next time I see it in the store.

[Naam]

[WitawatWatawit]

Last non-local brew I drank was Coopers - from Kris's neck of the woods. Love the stout. Usually buy it at Makro - 99 baht. Some Euro beers there, but will have to go back and check what they are. Back in 5 mins.

Some guys on the Phuket thread, I think, were talking about exotic imports a short while ago, and they were paying 250-300 baht a bottle. Holey Holy One in threadbare socks! Being only allowed one beer a night these days, that's a whole week of drinking for me.

[stoneyboy]

Beer from Southwold.

[stoneyboy]

Beer from Norwich.

[stoneyboy]

Greene King Bury St Edmunds.

[stoneyboy]

Kentish Ale to name but a few.

[stoneyboy]

Beer for Gnomes or Dwarfs.

From Belgium.

[stoneyboy]

Crisp and fresh on a hot summers day.

[Costas2008]

Nothing beats a pint of Guinness.

Very difficult to find here, but some people oblige me when coming back from Europe.

[stoneyboy]

[stoneyboy]

Beer from Tazmania.

Very nice.

[bkkden]

Duvel from Belgium.

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[transam]

Beer from Norwich.

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That is one of my favourite beers ever.................

[transam]

Also................

[krisb]

Stoneyboy, those beers are brilliant, except the Boags premium. That's average at best.

The La chouffe I must try, been meaning to for a while now. Here in ustralia we get the big bottles of it only.

[krisb]

Naam, this beer and this brewery whic is the oldest brewery in the world, is brilliant.

The heffe weis beer they make is my favourite all time beer. They sell this beer in Bangkok which is good to know.

[stoneyboy]

Stoneyboy, those beers are brilliant, except the Boags premium. That's average at best.

The La chouffe I must try, been meaning to for a while now. Here in ustralia we get the big bottles of it only.

The La Chouffe is knock your head off stuff,best to sample only a couple of those.

Many of the UK Ales I mentioned are from around my home town/ county and i really miss them for sure.

[stoneyboy]

Another local brewery back home.

Humpty Dumpty Brewery Reedham Norfolk.

These micro type breweries have in recent years sprung up everywhere throughout the UK.

[transam]

Stoneyboy, those beers are brilliant, except the Boags premium. That's average at best.

The La chouffe I must try, been meaning to for a while now. Here in ustralia we get the big bottles of it only.

The La Chouffe is knock your head off stuff,best to sample only a couple of those.

Many of the UK Ales I mentioned are from around my home town/ county and i really miss them for sure.

Fond memories for me of cruising the Norfolk Broads waterways pub crawling, wondering what delight I would find at the next pub, Woodford's beer is for me excellent beer.....

[stoneyboy]

[chiliwasabi]

My top 3 (at the moment )...

Edited June 19, 2014 by chiliwasabi

[krisb]

Here's a couple more I'm partial to....especially the Chimay.

[Naam]

Naam, this beer and this brewery whic is the oldest brewery in the world, is brilliant.

The heffe weis beer they make is my favourite all time beer. They sell this beer in Bangkok which is good to know.

i get it in Pattaya since 2 or 3 years and enjoy it very much although my beer consumption of two bottles a week is rather low.

note: your spelling mistake is excused but it's "hefe weiss"