Best beer in the world?

[luke_the_pom]

little creatures pale ale packs a punch!

cant stand the pale ale
dont mind the pilsner though

I have to say maybe the old mexican Corona

[LarryNJ]

I recently tried a different beer for me and I love it. Hoegaarden!

If you want to order some different beers you may never have tried. Check out BeerMania!

[Sagerian]

It's ok... Not a huge fan of wheat beers but it's a nice change up.

[LarryNJ]

Has anyone ever tried any of the Chimay beers? Made by monks!

[brokendown gunfighter]

Has anyone ever tried any of the Chimay beers? Made by monks!

I have a bottle in my fridge
1.5 litre @ 9% alcohol
i think i need help to drink it!

[Pontyboy]

I have a bottle in my fridge
1.5 litre @ 9% alcohol
i think i need help to drink it!

You won't need to ask twice!!!

[.X.]

Redbull mentioned Bundy and is certainly on the top of my list

But if we have to talk about beers - i will list my favorites in no particular order

Redback
Carlton Premium Dry
Crown Larger
Kilkenny


some useless information about the posts already.

No one drinks fosters in australia, that i know of. Fosters that is sold for export is (apparently) Crown Larger. thats just something i have heard - i am willing to stand corrected.

I once paid $88 for a case of Redback in Wagga Wagga NSW in 1990 - had the urge for some WA beer.

I once paid $110 for a case of bundy and cola cans in Katherine NT to take on a Rugby Trip

Victoria Bitter tastes better with a dash of Stones Green Ginger wine poured in to the can - aka Green Steam. The things you do on a Rugby Trip

[LarryNJ]

I have a bottle in my fridge
1.5 litre @ 9% alcohol
i think i need help to drink it!

If you had it before how is it? If not let me know after you pop the bitch!

[Darren]

No one drinks fosters in australia, that i know of. Fosters that is sold for export is (apparently) Crown Larger. thats just something i have heard - i am willing to stand corrected.

That would explain why it tasted so good (compared to how it had tasted in Australia many moon sago) when I had a can OS - I though it was just coz I'd been drinking the local stuff for too long....

[Burgs]

I thought it tasted pretty ordinary overseas too Coach and I like Crownies!!!

That would explain why it tasted so good (compared to how it had tasted in Australia many moon sago) when I had a can OS - I though it was just coz I'd been drinking the local stuff for too long....

[Burgs]

Has anyone ever tried any of the Chimay beers? Made by monks!

I've only had the one bottle LNJ but it is a great drop. Will be looking for more next trip to Perth just to confirm this opinion.
There is a great bottleshop on the north side of the West Leaderville train station which has a good range of rarer beers. Also another to the west of there, off Cambridge St I think, but I can't recall the name of either shop.

[.X.]

I have never heard of it or seen it - I think I need to get out more

[Burgs]

If you had more than one I reckon you would shimmy around the dance floor!!!
Pretty potent and come in bottles, not stubbies.

[brokendown gunfighter]

I've only had the one bottle LNJ but it is a great drop. Will be looking for more next trip to Perth just to confirm this opinion.
There is a great bottleshop on the north side of the West Leaderville train station which has a good range of rarer beers. Also another to the west of there, off Cambridge St I think, but I can't recall the name of either shop.

polished off my bottle of chimay last night,after a very hot day on the golf course.
it was absolutely BEAUTIFUL

[Sagerian]

I just got back to wotrk from a Belgian Beer place... Had beer(s) called Kwak as well as sips of Duvel and Orval... All of them nice.