@swamplord666: Two very excellent choices! I tried Asahi for the first time when I was out at dinner a few weeks back and I was really impressed. It's a very different style to the European beers I typically drink but I found it was very refreshing and clean tasting.
A favourite of mine at the moment is:
It's a pretty hoppy beer (the 15 on that bottle means 15 hops per bottle) but that means it's got a ton of delicious flavour! It might not be available where you guys are since it's brewed locally here in New Zealand.but if you check their website you might find it's available where you are.
@Fattony12000: I've loved all the Fullers beers I've tried but I've heard some very bad things about Peroni. It's quite expensive too so I haven't spent the money to try it.
Im not real knowledgeable when it come to beer, so most fridays I pick up a six pack of something I have never had before and enjoy the start of my weekend.
I recently got off of a cider kick. There is a great one that is brewed locally.
I've tried many beers but this is the one I found myself going back to. That being said, a liquor store is down the street from where I live so always keep trying new stuff.
This (1) Made on honor (2) Sold on merit (3) Unbelievable label (4) I think PBR has been taken away by hipsters and I don't fit in with hipsters all the time
Tuborg or Carlsberg is what I enjoy the most. Kinda sad being the only one around here who does while everyone else I know drink the discount beer bullcrap we have here. I feel bad, sitting there going "aw, I could afford a case of these.. oh well, here you go sad little person" 'hands beer to buddy'
There was a thread like this a couple of years ago, and I still have the image in my gallery that I took to respond to it...Young's Double Chocolate Stout, from the bottle, not the can. The two are wildly different, try it if you can find it. The bottled version has much higher carbonation, canned is closer to something like Guinness.
If there is Kronenbourg on tap, i'll buy that and normally only that (unless i'm in a club or something where the double vodka & coke gets drunk). Kronenbourg is my favourite beer by far, it's quite expensive though compared to others but I love it.
If there's no Kronenbourg, Stella Artois then Fosters.
Currently some Dead Guy ale, Stone smoked porter, and Seadog... now for those who make brew themselves, what kind should I start out with if I'm going to be doing homebrew?
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