In my early beer drinking days and when i visited germany we stopped in a place called bad oeyenhausen and was drinking a beer <which unfortunately the name escapes me> anyway you would have to wait for the froth to more or less disappear and then would be refilled up to the top and this would take a bout five minutes, but the wait was well worth it as it tasted like wine.

Any of our german friends have any idea what it would be called as i take it was a local brew?

I also admit my mrs drank me under the table that night, hasten to add it hasant happaned since.

Still no-one knows about the Rolling Stones brand beer. (I'm not getting confused with Rolling Rock).

I think I read about it in an old book called something like the Rolling Stones Encyclopedia. However, I'm not sure where that book disappeared to - it went walkies when I moved house.

sjs12 Wrote:
>
> I'm off to Cornwall next week so anyone know of a
> good Cornish pint?


Yeah! St Austell's Bitter is a great pint, In fact that would be my favourite beer bar none



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Good. I am staying at St Austells! I have a great week in store...

Thanks for the tip.

Is it too early in the morning to talk about drink?

The weather doesant look too bad for the uk this weekend, so have a nice one and down a few beers, bottles of rum or wine/champagne.

Augustiner reminds me of one week in Munich for the tour start 2003 of course. Not a bad choice for beer. In fact I enjoyed it a lot during that week, going to at least four different major Augustiner places. Have to get back to Munich one day - that is for sure!

Bjornulf

Hound Dog Wrote:
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> Without a doubt my favorite beer is Guinness, I
> can drink it all night long.


Guinness is NOT beer, sir!

It's STOUT

;-)

Odean73 - thanks.

Cornwall is also famious for their "draft rum" out of a barrel. Some of this is killer stuff.

Sjs12 i take it that would be red rum <shiver me timbers!!!!>

Sammy Smith-Nut Brown Ale
if thats not around,I'll go for Newcastle brown

to bad I don't drink beer

One sure gets thirsty from this post.
Anywayz:
My second favorite is Paulaner, the dark variety.
My favorite is one whose name I can't remember. I only know
where to buy it. It's very "trueb", to say it is not very clear. It has
a really weird taste. But I like it.

detroitken Wrote:
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> Sammy Smith-Nut Brown Ale


oh, I almost forgot about that one, top notch stuff, they had it on draught in a little pub in London a few years back (can't remember where) but have have only seen it in bottles since.

Just been down the pub and had a nice pint of London Pride and another pint of something by Oxford brewery (can't remember name).

I could not live without these 3...




I surely like Guinness Stout as well and most of the Czech beers.



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Number one:



Erdinger Weisse! And preferably vom Fass.

1. König Ludwig Dunkel Schwarzbier
2. Beck's Pilsener
3. Bergadler Premium Pils
4. Paulaner Weißbier
5. Wicküler (I just drank 6 of them)
6. Erdinger Weißbier
7. Jever Fun "without alcohol" (when I have to use my car)
8. Franziskaner Weißbier
9. Giuness
10. Krombacher Pilsener

PS: There's no better beer country than Germany.
We have more than 1000 different breweries and a few thousand brands of beer.

A few great ones...as we all know there are many more than 5-10

Czech Budweiser
Forschungsbrauerei-both types(Deutschland)
Tegernsee Hell(Deutschland)
Hofbrauhaus Maibock(Deutschland)
Unertl Weiss(Deutschland)
Duvel (Belgium)
Orvell Trappist(Belgium)
Timothy Taylor-Landlord UK
Marstons Pedigree UK
Bells- Two Hearted USA
Three Floyds Alpha King USA

There, now I'm thirsty.

CCR
Velvet Underground
Pearl Jam

1: Newcastle Brown Ale. (England).
2: Cobra. (India).
3: Carlsberg. (Denmark).
4: Guiness. (England).
5: Heineken. (Germany).

JumpingKentFlash

Dear Kent,

Heinken is DUTCH!

regards, E.

Dear Mr. Edward,

Thanks for the INFO!

regards, E.



Thumbs up pal.

JumpingKentFlash

fosters.....good day mate

Do you remember that Radeberger was the sponsor of the German BtB tour in 98 ?
No one mentionned this one in his list though...

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My fav Dutch beer is Amstel.
But I´m sure I have more Nederlandsje brands to discover.

BTW Antwerp has more pubs than London, and Belgium more beer brands than Germany.