How do you prefer your beer? warm or icey cold

[Dia bando]

Ive been told the Belgium's have 2000 different, beers I would like to try each one.

[killersheep]

Depends on what it is, but like Lyle said, however they serve it.

A fun fact Portland Oregon has the most microbreweries and stripclubs of any city in the world, the most popular beer there? PBR

I have a hard time drinking mass brewed beer most of the time, it's usually just watered down lager with gimmicky cans.

[Mars_ax]

Depends on what it is, but like Lyle said, however they serve it.

A fun fact Portland Oregon has the most microbreweries and stripclubs of any city in the world, the most popular beer there? PBR

I have a hard time drinking mass brewed beer most of the time, it's usually just watered down lager with gimmicky cans.

I can remember drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon out of those stubby bottles, Budweiser too, it seemed to taste better. It's surprising that PBR would be the most popular beer in Portland, Pabst or whoever owns the company must have a brewery on West coast somewhere.

[Beanz]

Today I have mostly been drinking Abbot Ale. A 2010 gold Quality Award winning Ale in the world beer awards winning the award for Europes best premium pale ale. It isn't particularly pale, more sun splashed mahogany with a rich malty taste. It has a sour finish but would be quite acceptable even to those used to sweeter beers as it is fruity and quite light for those unaccustomed to the joys of Ale. It is brewed in the Greene King Brewery established in 1799 in Bury St Edmunds, England and although this particular Ale was first made in the 1950's, brewing in Bury's Abbey actually started back in 1086. It is a modest 5% and would be nice with food, maybe a pork and apple pie or some cheese and pickle.


Cheers