Brits and Their Beer

[Crusader]

Very interesting article I ran across on historynet.com .

Check it out at : http://www.historynet.com/the-united-kingdom-of-beer-land-of-hops-and-glory.htm


Excuse me , I'm getting a little thirsty and I may have to make a trip to the carry out .

Rich :ernae:

 

[Henry]

Good one
i was a member of CAMRA once
but since living in the States have become a Guinness lover
Hmm back home again in October
im thirsty also
H

 

[Matt Wynn]

ahhh Guinness! nothing says Friday night like a few pints of the stuff and some fish 'n' chips

 

[Crusader]

Any Recommendations -Guinness ?

Not a real big fan of American beer anymore as I think the flavor has fallen off over the years . (Although I've certainly drank my share over the years LOL). I friend of mine had me try a Guinness a couple of weeks ago and I forgot the name now but it had a good flavor . I may be converting !

Any recommendations ?

Ah , A Guinness with Fish and Chips . Now I could easily get use to that .

 

[Snuffy]

I find myself actually trying more of the Sam Adams beers ...

http://www.samueladams.com/

 

[Lionheart]

Not a real big fan of American beer anymore as I think the flavor has fallen off over the years . (Although I've certainly drank my share over the years LOL). I friend of mine had me try a Guinness a couple of weeks ago and I forgot the name now but it had a good flavor . I may be converting !

Any recommendations ?

Ah , A Guinness with Fish and Chips . Now I could easily get use to that .

Harps is another good British beer. Its a golden colored beer, I 'think' it may be a Lager as well. Not sure. Thicker then most average American beers.


Bill

 

[OBIO]

I haven't had a single beer this year...but I am developing a hankering for an ice cold bottle of George Killian's Irish Red Lager or Samuel Adams Boston Lager....maybe a beer from the Lake Erie microbrewery. I am not a drinker, but I do like a quality, full body beer every now and then. Have been wanting to try Affligem Triple, a Belgian abbey beer that is brewed to the same recipe used by monks since the Dark Ages.

OBIO

 

[Bjoern]

You guys do realize that Guinness isn't british at all, eh?


I for myself prefer Kilkenny over Guinness.

 

[CG_1976]

Give me a pint of spitfire please.

 

[NSS]

My favourite tipple....

 

[Matt Wynn]

Guinness has a few 'Flavours' : Original, Draught and Red, red is from roasting before fermentation or something, its a deep deep red and tasted kinda nice to, and now is the year of Guinness' 250th birthday why not try one? aaah Spitfire Ale, another nice tipple.

 

[kilo delta]

I'm living in the land of Guinness.....and never touched it,tbh. Aparently it's ideal for pregnant women (in moderation!!)due to it's high iron content.
Me?...I prefer a Bud ...oh....and a nice malt whiskey