Hmmm i love Belgian beers, coz they are really heavy. If i had to choose the three beer brands i consume the most by order, it goes like that: 1st: KEO (Cyprus), 2nd: Chimay (Belgium), 3rd: Judas (Belgium)


p.s. We should make a poll about it..!

Written by VaronoZz on 15.09.2013 at 15:54

Hmmm i love Belgian beers, coz they are really heavy. If i had to choose the three beer brands i consume the most by order, it goes like that: 1st: KEO (Cyprus), 2nd: Chimay (Belgium), 3rd: Judas (Belgium)


p.s. We should make a poll about it..!

Chimay rules awesome chose

Ugly Duck Imperial Vanilla Coffee Porter

I would say its nothing special for price what I payed, St Peter Cream Stout or ordinary Swedish porter is cheaper and taste same as this.... so good stuff but overpricde

Written by Bad English on 15.09.2013 at 18:19

Written by VaronoZz on 15.09.2013 at 15:54

Hmmm i love Belgian beers, coz they are really heavy. If i had to choose the three beer brands i consume the most by order, it goes like that: 1st: KEO (Cyprus), 2nd: Chimay (Belgium), 3rd: Judas (Belgium)


p.s. We should make a poll about it..!

Chimay rules awesome chose

Konrads Stout - Russian Imperial stout 10-4%

Norvegian stout exelent, one of rare acaisoans when pay for 0.3 l bottle sek 34 is worth, super good stout, maybe best stot made in Scandinavia and my fav Norge beer ever

Went to Chimay on sunday and bought a 3 L Chimay bleu Grande Reserve.
Looking forward to open it

Written by Koen Smits on 17.09.2013 at 18:22

Went to Chimay on sunday and bought a 3 L Chimay bleu Grande Reserve.
Looking forward to open it

never ever post such news here, never, because you make me jeleouse and also so thirsty

Written by Koen Smits on 17.09.2013 at 18:22

Went to Chimay on sunday and bought a 3 L Chimay bleu Grande Reserve.
Looking forward to open it

keep it in the cellar for about three years and it will be perfect

Written by Bad English on 17.09.2013 at 21:58

Written by Koen Smits on 17.09.2013 at 18:22

Went to Chimay on sunday and bought a 3 L Chimay bleu Grande Reserve.
Looking forward to open it

never ever post such news here, never, because you make me jeleouse and also so thirsty

Sorry man, I was so glad with my bottle, I had to tell everyone.
Btw, if I post here more often and let you know what beers I drink, what beers I have and what beers I buy, then you should be jealous.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 17.09.2013 at 22:05

Written by Koen Smits on 17.09.2013 at 18:22

Went to Chimay on sunday and bought a 3 L Chimay bleu Grande Reserve.
Looking forward to open it

keep it in the cellar for about three years and it will be perfect

I know, but it will be difficult to hold it for so long.

Written by Koen Smits on 18.09.2013 at 18:25

[, then you should be jealous.

I dont mind , my post was like a joke

Written by Koen Smits on 18.09.2013 at 18:26


I know, but it will be difficult to hold it for so long.

I know the problem. SO, what I do is I store the bottles, I want rest for a couple of years, in the cellar over at my dad's house.

New latvien beer ''Labietis'' (LOL what a name) possible get only in that pub, made there, using old recepies and some spicies what hanst been put in beer from 14th century
http://labsalus.lv/labietis/

Think I am still alive after yesterday's beer tasting extravaganza at Borefts Beer Festival at De Molen in Bodegraven, The Netherlands.
Had the following 27 beers (btw they were poured in 15cl measures):

De Molen, Bodegraven, Netherlands:
Hel & Verdoemenis Wild Turkey Eisbock, 20.0%

Amager, Kastrup, Denmark:
Xiquic and the Hero Twins (collab. Cigar City) 9.0%

Brewfist, Codogno, Italy:
Gruit 10.5%
X-Ray 8.5%

Fyne Ales, Cairndow, Scotland:
Sanda Black IPA 5.5%

Kernel, London, England:
Borefts Festival Special 4.3%
Imperial Brown Stout Glen Spey Whiskey BA 10.3%
Pale Ale Waimea 5.3%

Laugar, Gordexola, Spain:
Aupa Tovarisch (Oporto edition) 11.0%

Mikkeler, Copenhagen, Denmark:
Black 17.5%
De Molen Gragging Braggot (collab. To Öl) 9.0%
Bee Queen Honey Tripel 8.0%

Mont Salève, Neydens, France:
Barley Wine Pinto 10.5%
Imperial Stout 13.0%
Oyster Stout 5.0%

Naparbier, Noain, Spain:
Black Rock Imperial Cacao and Coffee Porter

Närke, Örebro, Sweden:
Rauch American Pale Ale 4.8%
Viking IPA (collab. Haand, Norway) 7.6%

Struise Oostvleteren, Belgium:
Pannepot Reserva 10.0%
Black Berry Albert 13.0%
Black Albert 13.0%

Thornbridge, Bakewell, England:
S:t Eriks COllaboration 10.0%

To Öl, Copenhagen, Denmark:
Black Malts & Body Salts 9.9%
I've Seen Bigger Than Yours 14.0%

Toccalmatto, Fidenza, Italy:
Bedda Matri Barley Wine Marsala Wine BA 12.0%
Gruit Ale (collab. Buxton) 10.0%
Russian Imperial Stout (Wild) Sagrantino Red Wine BA) 12.0%

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 28.09.2013 at 11:59

Think I am still alive after yesterday's beer tasting extravaganza at Borefts Beer Festival at De Molen in Bodegraven, The Netherlands.
Had the following 27 beers (btw they were poured in 15cl measures):

Lucky bastard, you made me jelouse
How was Norgvegian IPA; I have seen it at stores, its worth to try?

St. Georegn Bräu Buttenheim Fränkish 5.6%
last time I drink lager wa sin Lv but i drunk Lv lager , and since hefe weisbier and hefe weisbier dunkel is not a LAGER, this was maybe 1th lager I bought in Sweden in 3 years
I like a lable on bottle, and taste was typical lager taste, but somehow its good and enjoyable (as you know lager and pilsener are not my beers)

I would like to get same lable kellerbier(if I remeber correct keller is basement in german)

I liked it such kind lagers are underated

I tryd Oktoberfets beer
Hofbrau Oktoberfest. I have tryd Hofbräu Original, and I did not like it it is traditional lager, but this is awesome, I might tryd (I cant remeber) Munchener Hefe Weizen , but it must be good, since hefe beer is awesome, my dream is to try Hofbräu Schwarze Weisse, Hofbräu Maibock, Münchner Sommer naturtrüb(seems only german ale, what I know), ... I dunno other beers from this brievery but this is oktoberfets and its awesome, enjoyable, only minus is bottle ends to fast and you need new one ;( but this is good



Spaten Oktoberfest

So far I have tryd Spaten lager and I did not like it , typical lager, but I know they have dunkel and optimator what is some bock IMO, + oktoberfest
dunkel and optimator I would like to tryd since I like dunkel and optimator also sounds good, but oktoberfest is awesome, realy great great beer
This was good beer really enjoyable



Paulaner oktoberfest
Invited by friend , so I cant make FB picks

deacent beer, drinkable, I remeber I have original can somejwere what I drunk years ago 1l can and it was awesome, damn almosty as good as in the pub
I like Paulaner dunkel ,I have tryd Paulaner Hefe Wesibier Kristalkrar, as wheat beer is good, but not 100% perfect never tryd hefe weisbier naturtub, originak munchen hell, Salvator (looks good), but I dont like Paulaner pilsener, damn maisntream,
I woukd love to try Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier Dunkel, Paulaner St. Thomas what is only draft wersion







Löwenbrau oktoberfest beer
I like it togehter whit paulaner it taste most bitter , only beer what I know from this breevery and its good,
I just look at beers home page
Löwenbräu Urtyp, not interested in,
Löwenbräu Original, not intereswted in, seems to me most mainstream beer typical lager,
Löwenbräu Weisse/Hefe Weisse - sound sgood, my type of beer, I would love to try it I like wheat beers,
Löwenbräu Premium Pils - less interested in
Löwenbräu Triumphator - Looks bock to me 7.8% alcohol it is a mastepiece, I wish it would be possible buy here, I will look forvard. Bocks are awesome
Löwenbräu Dunkel - my type, I like dark beers even lagers

We don't get Lowenbrau here anymore... my fave bottled version is Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest. in Munich didn't get the chance to visit their brewery - drank at one of their approved bratwurst restaurants - Augustiner was my fave.

Puddightons Pub Ale -
Well nothing speccial, but it has real draft taste, draught ale, same principle as Guinness, muefies, killkaney cans has, rotaing ball, what make it creamy. If it would be cheper I would buy it more, well seems british criate exelent think , rotating ball, lagers has no such think
taste, nothinfg special, but not bad either



Anchor Steam Beer
Interestimng taste, its drinkable, but 355 mm sek 26 it is way to expenice, I bought it since, its 1th time I tryd it and last unless price wont be dropper

Written by Bad English on 15.10.2013 at 01:48

Puddightons Pub Ale -
Well nothing speccial, but it has real draft taste, draught ale, same principle as Guinness, muefies, killkaney cans has, rotaing ball, what make it creamy. If it would be cheper I would buy it more, well seems british criate exelent think , rotating ball, lagers has no such think
taste, nothinfg special, but not bad either

How in the fuck did you get Puddingtons when you posted a pic of the bottle? Slow down and try to speak English.

Written by BitterCOld on 15.10.2013 at 05:20

Puddingtons

That's a lot of pudding.

Written by BitterCOld on 15.10.2013 at 05:20

Written by Bad English on 15.10.2013 at 01:48

Puddightons Pub Ale -
Well nothing speccial, but it has real draft taste, draught ale, same principle as Guinness, muefies, killkaney cans has, rotaing ball, what make it creamy. If it would be cheper I would buy it more, well seems british criate exelent think , rotating ball, lagers has no such think
taste, nothinfg special, but not bad either

How in the fuck did you get Puddingtons when you posted a pic of the bottle? Slow down and try to speak English.

Sobber up
I tryd to beers Puddington and Steam Beer yesterday¨
I said about this its nothing special , I mean taste but good think is rotting ball inside a can what makes it be as draft bee ín to the pub and makes it tatse at beggining creamy

Written by Bad English on 15.10.2013 at 01:48

Puddightons Pub Ale -
Well nothing speccial, but it has real draft taste, draught ale, same principle as Guinness, muefies, killkaney cans has, rotaing ball, what make it creamy. If it would be cheper I would buy it more, well seems british criate exelent think , rotating ball, lagers has no such think
taste, nothinfg special, but not bad either

I'm gonna stick to beer discussion, since spelling can be addressed in another thread...And everyone who isn't English or American gets a pass anyway.
Boddington's is a pretty bare-bones pub ale. I enjoy making Black & Tans with that and Murphy's stout, otherwise, it's pretty boring.

Speaking of black and tans, THIS is a really festive imperial pint powerbottom:

I like Bud!

Written by Immortal on 15.10.2013 at 19:55

I like Bud!

Are you trying to start a riot in the beer thread?:lol:

Dio stout
http://gryphonbristol.co.uk/pubnews/%5Btitle-raw%5D

damn I wish I can try it

Written by Mercyful_Kate on 15.10.2013 at 17:05

And everyone who isn't English or American gets a pass anyway.

Not when the name of the beer is on the picture he posted

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 18.10.2013 at 13:36

Written by Mercyful_Kate on 15.10.2013 at 17:05

And everyone who isn't English or American gets a pass anyway.

Not when the name of the beer is on the picture he posted

Haha. His username bears no false pretenses.

Why many british ales, kebs and pub beers are less alcohol % then bottle beers
like 4.8% to 5,2%
Is it in german lager to or its only british think?

Right now I'm enjoying New Castle Brown Ale a lot these days.