Seriously, you show me a better beer than Guinness, and I'll show you seven-legged bull Rhinocerous named "Hariette". Anyone with me on this? And if so, has anyone tried Harp?

Man, this stuff is great.

-TW

Yeah guinness is great, if you like Guinness you will probably like harp too, you should also try Murphys. I love black and tans with some bass/

Ummmmmm Keystone Light anybody?? LOL

Guinness is ok, I guess. I rather like Yuingling (or however you spell it). My favorite american beer would have to be miller though....

Yuengling. I should know, I live 30 minutes away from their brewery (which, incidentally, is the oldest in America). Yuengling is certainly terrific, and you might've gathered that it's pretty damned popular in these parts. Their lager is definitely #2 on my beer list, far and away better than the rest...but not quite up there with Guinness.

My friends convinced me to take a tour of their brewery once...they let us have a bottle right off the end of the line; don't get much fresher than that!

-TW

Mmmm.... fresh beer....

There is actual a big difference between the Guinness brewed in Dublin and the Guinness brewed in London.

I really love the Dublin Guinness, the London brewd is ok but doesn't make it to my top ten.

Unfortunally Dublin Guinness is very hard to get (at least here in Germany) but there is one Pub here in my town that imports it directly.

ah yes! oranjeboom and grolsch, very nice, reminded me of the special place staropramen has in my heart, strong stuff, a few of those and i'm pretty lairy.

molina

Bodingtons is a great beer i think from England??

You don't want to forget about Lone Star, Lone Star light and Shiner Bock.

But my favorite beer is mexican. Dos Equis XX and then Corona Extra both with lime.

But as a good friend of mine likes to remind me. "If you have to put fruit in your beer to make it taste good then it can't be very good to start out with".

kowboy,

what's the 'extra' in corona extra? i haven't noticed it in the UK.

molina

I'm afraid to find out!