Draft: Amstel (as a regular option); Moretti (when it's affordable which sadly isn't too often)
Can: Holsten Pils (given it stands up to heat at a music festival, it's a go-to); Oranjeboom (surprisingly good for the price - practically given away in most off licences)
Bottle: anything Chinese or Far Eastern. Tsingtao (which properly should be Qingdao) is a particular favourite. Don't mind a Tiger either.
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For nostalgia purposes I drink Zubr and Special Brew. "Zoob" and "Spesh" were staples of my big band society at uni.
I don't really drink much these days, and I live amidst a swarm of craft breweries in the Hipstervania that I live in, so there's usually something interesting to try (Read: Has a cool looking label or a well written description, I know fuck all about beer).
Blue Moon (Definitely my favorite of the lot) Fat Tire (which might technically be craft but you can get it anywhere on the West Coast of the US) Heineken Kronenburg Peroni and Corona are good, a beer called Yeungling is fine, I had to learn to drink that when I lived in Florida then travelled to Pennsylvania a lot.
Blue Moon with a slice of orange is amazing. By far and away my favourite. Then Samuel Adams followed by Brooklyn.
Yes Brooklyn is a really good shout (cc: @CAFCsayer). Also, yes on the Blue Moon. Especially on a hot day. It's just lovely, simply and goes down smooth.
For beer in garden bbqs etc then it's Coors, Corona or Bud but in pub it's Fosters, Efes or Tyskie. Although thinking about it I seem to drink anything and everything lol.
Dortmunder Union - not widely available in UK, sadly On a baking hot day: an ice cold bottle of Tiger When you want a pint with a bit more wallop: Lowenbrau (the one with the pale green/blue label)
Efes is alright, but why do they call it draft, when it comes in a stubby little bottle? Got caught out in a kebab restaurant once with that one. Was not happy to have just paid 5 quid for a half.
Dortmunder Union - not widely available in UK, sadly On a baking hot day: an ice cold bottle of Tiger When you want a pint with a bit more wallop: Lowenbrau (the one with the pale green/blue label)
whereabouts in Rhodes are you @floydroadfaithfull and what is the volume of that drink ?
we are going Pefkos near Lindos on Friday week and remember enjoying Mythos a few years back when I was in Corfu.
We are in pefkos we love it here been here 4 years on the trot you will love the place Think it's 2 and half pints! Most beers in most places are 3.5 or 4 euro
Am more of a real ale person. But in the hot weather will often drink draft lager. Favourites are draft Peroni or draft San Miguel. Only thing is that in London a pint of draft Peroni is normally around £5.75... Love a Cobra (bottled or draft) when in an Indian.
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Estrella
Carlsberg
Becks
Getting more into Stout now though
Ice cold deep joy
Can: Holsten Pils (given it stands up to heat at a music festival, it's a go-to); Oranjeboom (surprisingly good for the price - practically given away in most off licences)
Bottle: anything Chinese or Far Eastern. Tsingtao (which properly should be Qingdao) is a particular favourite. Don't mind a Tiger either.
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For nostalgia purposes I drink Zubr and Special Brew. "Zoob" and "Spesh" were staples of my big band society at uni.
I'm a bit thirsty now
Off to Hamburg tomorrow, so will be sinking a few Astras.
On a baking hot day: an ice cold bottle of Tiger
When you want a pint with a bit more wallop: Lowenbrau (the one with the pale green/blue label)
we are going Pefkos near Lindos on Friday week and remember enjoying Mythos a few years back when I was in Corfu.
Quite strong at 13% but very nice indeed.......
Looking forward to that first sip in the boozer pre-match tomorrow
been here 4 years on the trot you will love the place
Think it's 2 and half pints!
Most beers in most places are 3.5 or 4 euro
Peroni
Asahi
Spitfire Lager
Meantime Lager
Estrella