I'll be there on Monday. :rasta

I'd love a tour of Amsterdam's finest.... beer that is. :glugglug

maybe someone should offer a blind taste testing at internext...

line up cups of beer... in solid cups... so you can only taste and smell them...

and see who the winner really is... b/c I bet most of you could not pick 6 out of 6 beers blindly...

Heineken sucks. Not as bad as Oranjeboom, but pretty bad indeed.

As for other beers: with regards to witbier, Korenwolf actually beats Hoegaarden, and Hertog Jan is definitely one of the best "normal" pilseners. If you like it strong, Het Kanon is pretty good, as are Hertog Jan Grand Prestige and Hertog Jan Grand Cru :glugglug

beer sux!
nothing beats vodka!:thumbsup

That's true, my favorite beer is Boddingtons. Stella is also awesome though :)

As far as Canadian beer goes, Granville Island Maple Ale is excellent, and my favorite is Alexander Keiths.

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I agree with Belgian beer (triple bock is a little too much, though), followed by Germany of course. England wasn't bad, a little too bitter for my taste, but there is a lot to be said for the dark irish beers on tap. I just can't drink it all night.

But I will say, sometimes there is nothing like an ice cold american beer! Amber bock ain't bad either.

Canadian beer good but German beer is better! :glugglug

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Palm was my choice for every day drinking, especially on tap in the pubs. When I was living in Germany, there was a large distributer on the Belgian/German border to stock up Leffe and Palm. A regular stop on every road trip.

im an equal opportunity beer drinker

Most American Beer is made from Rice. Basically its the cheapest beer a person can drink as far as quality goes.

Now grab a German Beer say oh...

Spaten Pill's. Now thats a Beer.

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Belgium, Germany, Great Britain. Those countries make the best beer. :drinkup

I dunno how you can drink either - Canadian beer is stronger than American which tastes like water, but there's no body in Canadian beer, give me Belgian beer any day of the week.

which Belgian beers do you have over in Canada?
Probably Stella Artois (the Artois brewery is like 1 km from were I live), Hoegaarden, Leffe. Maybe Duvel, Delirium Tremens?
If you're into heavier beers: Westmalle, Westvleteren, Bush (12%), Brugse Triple, Chimay, Corsendonk, Grimbergen, Orval, Rochefort.


oh a German beer, I really like: Erdinger weissbier