Thread: Your Beer likes

ya if you go to chandigarh or on the way to ludhiyana n jaladhar there are lot many highway dhaba's where you can go and get sharaab anytime you like and best part if the shop is closed then you just need to knock shutter of shop and one devine soul will appear to offer you good brands anytime

I like all of those things that you all had mentioned here. Well, I'm not really into the beer stuff. It makes me sick.

But I drink a lot sometimes. I want to get sick sometimes.

My favs
1.Lowenbrau - traditional Munich-style beer

unfortunately you don't get it in India

2.Heineken - The best of what the Dutch has to offer

3.Foster - Australian for Beer :48:

4.Kingfisher (strong) - King of Guuuud times


Heres some interesting Info for all the heavy Beer drinkers


The 10 best beer names ever


10. Unibroue La Fin Du Monde How can you not love a beer that calls itself "End of the World?" Fortunately, the only thing that will end after enjoying this complex brew is your ability to make do with just any beer.

9. Harveistoun Old Engine Oil Mega-breweries spend millions of dollars on image building, cultivating a look, image and an enticing name that's not distasteful. Then there's the Harviestoun brewery in Scotland that simply looked at its tasty old ale and named it after the first thing that came to mind: Old Engine Oil.

8. Sweetwater Happy Ending Imperial Stout The name refers either to living happily ever after or the beer's great finish. It has nothing to do with massage parlors. Would a brewery that also has beers named Donkey Punch and 420 go there? I think not.

7. Ridgeway Santa's Butt A butt is a wooden keg of beer. The picture on the bottle of jolly St. Nick's butt crack peeking out from his baggy pantaloons ensures no one misses the double entendre. It has the distinction of having been banned in Maine and New York.

6. Buffalo Bill's Alimony Ale Billed as "the bitterest beer in America," this India Pale Ale is clearly the brainchild of someone disenchanted with the notion of till death do us part.

5. Dogfish Head Golden Shower Originally named Prescription Pills, the brewery was forced to change the name, lest someone think it was a pharmaceutical. Golden Shower saw one release before the government folks figured out what they'd approved. The beer is now known as Golden Era.

4. Mikkeller Beer Geek Breakfast Pooh Coffee The coffee added to the beer is pooped out by a civet (a catlike mammal that loves coffee). A bit literal? Yes. But still funny.

3. McQuire's I'll Have What The Gentleman On The Floor Is Having Barley Wine The name is a subtle hint that at 12 percent alcohol by volume, this beer is meant to be sipped. If you can drink it faster than you can say it, slow down!

2. Avery Collaboration Not Litigation This beer typifies the spirit of the craft brewing community. Vinnie Cilurzo of Russia River Brewing and Adam Avery of Avery Brewing realized they both had beers named Salvation. Showing a selfish disregard for the financial health of America's lawyers, the two brewers decided that instead of suing each other, they'd team up to brew this bold beer.

1. Wasatch Polygamy Porter The slogan explains perfectly why this is the coolest beer name ever: "Why have just one?" I have big love for this beer's name.

Courtesy of — Joey Redner ,a Tampa resident and world beer traveler.

Originally Posted by vineesh

The 10 best beer names ever

Courtesy of — Joey Redner ,a Tampa resident and world beer traveler.

Yeah this is good... somewhere on St. Petersburg Times... also appeared in Some Indian News Paper long time backkk...

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So answer this puzzle. Which country is the largest consumer of beer?

Please be honest. Don't hunt the internet for this. The answer may be surprising to most.

Hint: This country has also the largest number of beer variants.

Is it India? If not India... Germany... Am I wrong?

Originally Posted by just4kix

So answer this puzzle. Which country is the largest consumer of beer?

Please be honest. Don't hunt the internet for this. The answer may be surprising to most.

Hint: This country has also the largest number of beer variants.

United states ? China ? Japan ?

Originally Posted by just4kix

So answer this puzzle. Which country is the largest consumer of beer?

Please be honest. Don't hunt the internet for this. The answer may be surprising to most.

Hint: This country has also the largest number of beer variants.

Originally Posted by itsmemad

Is it India? If not India... Germany... Am I wrong?

Good guess and a close one but not correct.

Originally Posted by vineesh

United states ? China ? Japan ?

Umm... not there as yet.

Originally Posted by just4kix

Good guess and a close one but not correct.

Which one is closer... India or Germany?

Its Czech Republic :clap:

Originally Posted by smoothvibes

Its Czech Republic :clap:

U spoilt it.... Probably u cheated...

do you have doubt on my knowledge...

Ok. OK. Benefit of the doubt given.

Originally Posted by smoothvibes

do you have doubt on my knowledge...

No dear... No doubt... But the way u were clapping and jumping made me to think... "How this guy is so sure?".. No offence mate...

If you are ever in the Southern parts of the United States, particularly Texas, check out a beer called Shiner Boch. It is an amazing beer that is very popular here. They have about 6 varieties, but the main one, Shiner Boch, is the best.

As the Results are already out ,Heres the complete picture
List of countries by beer consumption per capita - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sad that India doesn't even come even close to any of these countries.We need to promote our country :17: :17: :17:

Let Czech lead the way... Never heard them leading anywhere else...

i was jumping and clapping coz i know this :sad:

baap mujhe beer mein interest nai hai..... apun to on the rocks me pine waalo mein se hein.... cheers

Originally Posted by itsmemad

Let Czech lead the way... Never heard them leading anywhere else...

Why u say that ??
Forgot Czech beauties ??

Yeah.. U can't take that credit away from central & east eurpean countries... but I'm more of a connoisseur of fine Indian beauties...

1.Henekien
2.Foster

Don't like kingfisher much,too sour.

my ones are
1. Fosters
2. Carlsberg
3. Budweiser

I am humbled by this thread as i do not drink.

my favourites.....kingfisher, heineken, carlsberg, strohs, budweiser n budlight...

also there r some local favourties in uk.....by the fountain.....