Either Luxembourg, the Rhode Island of Europe, or Belgium.

Chris

 

Y8S -

Top picture, over your right shoulder, would that happen to be the Glockenspiel in Munchen? (sorry, no umlaut...)

- L

 

There is something awesome about being able to look at a picture and say "I once stood there".

 

something also about saying "this is the most underwhelming tourist crap I've ever seen" haha

 

it is the grand place in brussels, belgium

 

Home of the pissing kid. Good place to be... compared to most places someone could be...lucky bastard.

 

Smooth. Delicious. IPAs are really growing on me.

 

Nice. I had a pint of Maharaja on draft at Falling Rock when I was in Denver last month. It's like the barleywine of IPAs. Loads of floral hoppiness in a big beer = win.

 

I had this brew at a bar with over 100 beers on tap, its called anti gravity beer. I was already pretty happy by the time I had it, so obviously it was delicious.

 

Not to steal Y8S thunder, but imagine how awesome it would be to step out of the hotel lobby to look right, then left and see this:

 

Piraat 9% Blonde - Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V. - BeerAdvocate


yuourr god.

 

Total Gourmet beer thread. Doesn't anybody drink normal beer? I go in "kicks", right now I am on a Rolling Rock Kick. My biggest kick is for Yuengling Black and Tan. My favorite draft beer I think I'd say would be either Guinness or Killian's Irish Red. My favorite bottled beer would have to be St. Pauli Girl. My favorite canned beer is cheap ****. It's either Miller High Life, Pabst Blue Ribbon, or Keystone Light. Steel Reserve SUCKS ***. Old Milwaukee is alright. Coors original is ok. Coors Light sucks. Anything with a lime in it SUCKS. Miller products are alright. Yuengling products KICK ***. nuff said.

 

That's just it... you can find most common beers anywhere. It's easy to try them all. However if you want something more unique, you're hard-pressed to find it without searching it out specifically.

My "normal" fallbacks are corona w/lime and MGD if there's nothing else available.

 

This is one of my all time favorite bottle beers. I love pilsners and this baby is 7%.

 

My brother and I were (slowly) killing a few of these last night. A little maltier than their normal stout with an excellent finish.

 

I am still deciding what beer to have for my first drink when I get back from the deployment.

 

My friend was telling me that the best beer he ever drank was Sam Adam's Cream Stoudt. Anyone ever indulge into a bottle of this? I usually frown on Sam Adam's products as they are way too hoppy for my liking, but a cream stoudt sounds pretty good.

 

Samuel Adam's and Steel Reserve are good. Some how though, I always end up with a Budweiser, lol.

 

I have held my nose and finished a few lousy beers in my time (because I won't waste one), but I had to poor Steel Reserve down the sink. It was lousy and had no redeeming qualities. And I will drink anything from Natty Light to Mickey's to cream stouts to Abt. 12 to Paulaner Hefe-Weizen.

 

last night was flying dog's belgian white. EFF YOU BELGIUM!