[OT] What is the best selling beer in your country?
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Maerdwyn
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Yay! Beer thread! 
Not sure which particular beer is the best seller here in the US - I assume it's Budweiser.
My favorite American beer is probably Hammer & Nail Brown Ale from Connecticut - but I haven't ben able to get it since moving out here.
My favorite import is Samual Smith's Nut Brown Ale, followed by several of their other brews.
Not sure which particular beer is the best seller here in the US - I assume it's Budweiser.
My favorite American beer is probably Hammer & Nail Brown Ale from Connecticut - but I haven't ben able to get it since moving out here.
My favorite import is Samual Smith's Nut Brown Ale, followed by several of their other brews.
Ahhh Beer, one of my fav topics.
It depends where you are in NZ. Up where I am in Auckland the best selling beer is probably Lion Red. In the deep south it's more likely to be Canturbury Draght or more likely Speights.
My favorite local beer is Monteith's Porter Ale, it's a limited release that comes out during winter. Montieth's Black beer is another good dark beer. Mac's Gold is my fav lager.
Favorite import is a toss up between Kilkenny's Draught Beer and Guiness
It depends where you are in NZ. Up where I am in Auckland the best selling beer is probably Lion Red. In the deep south it's more likely to be Canturbury Draght or more likely Speights.
My favorite local beer is Monteith's Porter Ale, it's a limited release that comes out during winter. Montieth's Black beer is another good dark beer. Mac's Gold is my fav lager.
Favorite import is a toss up between Kilkenny's Draught Beer and Guiness
Darraketh
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Maerdwyn said:Yay! Beer thread!
Not sure which particular beer is the best seller here in the US - I assume it's Budweiser.
My favorite American beer is probably Hammer & Nail Brown Ale from Connecticut - but I haven't ben able to get it since moving out here.
My favorite import is Samual Smith's Nut Brown Ale, followed by several of their other brews.
I have to agree on Budweiser. I've had a Samuel Smith but I can't recall where it was from. Here in Charleston we have several brew pubs and a local brewery. Most of their efforts are quite decent.
favorite beer
What a way for a first post! First hi yunz! As to a favorite beer, it's free.
In all seriouness, my favorite is the Pittsburgh brew, Iron City. Grew up with that. As to imports, I'll have to go Canadian, with Molson, Labatts, or Moosehead.
As to best selling, it's hard to say. I believe it's between Bud and Coors.
What a way for a first post! First hi yunz! As to a favorite beer, it's free.
In all seriouness, my favorite is the Pittsburgh brew, Iron City. Grew up with that. As to imports, I'll have to go Canadian, with Molson, Labatts, or Moosehead.
As to best selling, it's hard to say. I believe it's between Bud and Coors.
G'day
My guess would be that the best-selling beer in Australia is Victoria Bitter (which is actually a lager, not a bitter, but never mind that). My favourite Australia beer is Cooper's Sparkling Ale (actually an ale, by all that's wonderful!). I don't drink much imported beer (why bother?), but I did quite enjoy some Stella Artois (Belgian) that someone gave me a while ago.
Regards,
Agback
My guess would be that the best-selling beer in Australia is Victoria Bitter (which is actually a lager, not a bitter, but never mind that). My favourite Australia beer is Cooper's Sparkling Ale (actually an ale, by all that's wonderful!). I don't drink much imported beer (why bother?), but I did quite enjoy some Stella Artois (Belgian) that someone gave me a while ago.
Regards,
Agback
arwink
Clockwork Golem
Eternalknight said:
Depends where you look. Definitely not widespread anymore. And when compared to some of the more popular ales in our fine land, I think Foster's should probably be translated as Australian for "Suckers."
I'd agree that the most popular Austrlaian beer is probably VB. My personal preference runs more towards Coopers.
Crothian
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Re: Re: favorite beer
That's a true fan. My dad has the whole colection as well as the Pirates from the 70's. He had to do a lot of drinking to get them all, but he feels the sacrifice was worth it. Of course Mom has had them packed away since 78, so who's to say if the collection is still all there.
Darraketh said:
And what a handle.
A former boss of mine had a few Iron City cans from the 70's in his office with the Steelers team on them.
That's a true fan. My dad has the whole colection as well as the Pirates from the 70's. He had to do a lot of drinking to get them all, but he feels the sacrifice was worth it. Of course Mom has had them packed away since 78, so who's to say if the collection is still all there.
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