Am.. US beer is technically called a beer, that's right, it's totally drinkable but .. honestly, there are other products WAY more suited to demonstrate patriotism than beer..
Probably the only thing i am keen on in Czech Rep is the beer, so I would pick this one, and either the original bohemian Budweiser or some smaller brewery that won't get fucked by huge global company buying it..
If I would want to go through HELL for the rest of my life I would pick Fosters - I am sure Aussies can brew better beer than that!
I'd probably go with Canadian beer, even tho I love Belgium & other Euro beers, You don't have La Fin Du Monde...
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I'm not picky, I'd be happy with nothing but Budweiser the rest of my life. That's about all I drink now anyway.
It is nice to mix things up a but with a nice Stella Artois once in a while.
Hey, at least no one has said Mexican beer yet. I don't mind a Corona with lime once in a while, but if I had to drink that for the rest of my life I would probably hang myself.
us only has a bad rep for beer because of ur all the mainstream beers like bud. the microbrews make excellent beers. us or germany would have to be my picks
I'd probably go with Canadian beer, even tho I love Belgium & other Euro beers, You don't have La Fin Du Monde...
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Is it really called hefeweizen? Because that's the German word for wheat beer ;) So back to Germany
Maybe a German word but we brew it here in the USA
Those of you questioning why people are picking The USA, it not because of the mass produced beers like Bud, Miller and the like, those are trash.
There is a HUGE subculture of micro breweries here that would rival most anything found in Europe, most do not export their beer so its not your fault for being ignorant about their existence.
My choice would be the US for the vast selection that is unrivaled anywhere
As good as beer is from everywhere in the world, I just couldn't give up the microbrews from the good ole USA. Just the beer that comes out of Portland would be enough to swing the vote.
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