Exactly, thank you guys, and thank you D in particular

Try this:

http://www.nietvervelen.nl/bier/bier...liet-klein.jpg

Sam Adams is a really good US beer.

Sleeman makes the best mainstream Canadian beer - much better than Molson or Labatt's. And then their are tons of microbreweries that make excellent beer like Upper Canada, Creemore Springs, Unibroue and Brick.

British beer like Boddington's and Irish beers like Kilkenny and Smithwick's are some of my favourite European beers.

Wildcat?? yuck..

Karmeliet - never had that Ill certainly try to get that here

thanks :thumbsup

Thats true but all beer taste like shit anyways....Real men go strait for the real alcohol!!!:pimp

Ah come on, don't call yourself a beer fanatic unless you visit the land of the beer .. :winkwink:

Which one would that be? Egypt? Nope, haven't been there.
The home base of pilsener -> Czech Republic. Been there, done that.
Germany? Been there, done that.
Belgium? Been there, done that.
US? Hahahahaha. But, been there, done that

What other countries did you have in mind? :winkwink:

You can get it anywhere in Holland.
It's gooood :thumbsup

Allright I will give you a real beer fanatic question - what's wrong with the Pilsner Urquell lately? What's the reason Budweiser is now the premium beer in Czech Rep. ?

grow some fucking balls :winkwink::thumbsup

I haven't had Urquell in a while. So enlighten me. I'm willing to learn
And are you talking about Budweiser or Budvar?

Ok, so Pilsner Urqiuell was recently bought by this huge Southern African company, they invested a big time to get it into as many pubs as possible (giving you money to make your bar cosy etc.)

Then after say 2 years they started to fuck the beer to save the costs, they are making it from the polish ingreidients and it's no more the Czech premium beer, it's the worst beer crime ever made.

Budweiser / Budvar is government held, therefore they have no need to save, 50 pct. of their beer goes for export and it's still the Czech premium beer, they are Budweiser and have the brand registered in many European countries, actually I recently read Amheiser Bush / the rival at the end wants to distribute the Budweiser / Budwar in US as the Czechvar..

Ah, I read this a while ago. SAB Miller took it over. Didn't know they were fucking with the ingredients though.

They already are as far as I'm aware :thumbsup

Fuck beer, real men drink whiskey.. and lots of it.

So you see, the beer drinkers will find a consense everywhere in the world :thumbsup

Got nothing to do with being a man or not. Got to do with taste. I personaly hate whisk(e)y.

Make some photochop instead of bitching around..

:thumbsup

You should visit the Brussel Bierweekend. It rocks!

Budweiser in CZ is NOTHING like Budweiser in the US. two completely different beers.

Well, let me educate you a bit, if I am able since I have some fine wine in me already, Czech was since 1526 a part of the Austrian - Ungarian empire, the official language was GERMAN.

Now the beer was brewed here even before US was even founded, the Budweiser is the original brand.

If anyone started to brew Budweiser in US- that's allright but they used the brand that was existing already. Once there started the trademarks or whatever in vogue, it was a mess.

Now there are many lawsuits going on for years, Budweiser is legitimately Czech in most of the European countries, Amheiser Busch is confirmed in US and a couple of other countries.

It's no America discovered that you stated it's two different beers - THANKS GOD it is, cause the Czech one is way better :winkwink::thumbsup

If I get there anytime soon I want to have a proper beer weekend :thumbsup:winkwink:

I drink nothing but imports

If you are in Vegas I am going to bring you some original Budweiser.. :pimp:thumbsup

Best beer in the world, right here.

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...celebrator.jpg

Oddly the worlds best selling beer brand.
Plus it is insanely hard to mass produce beer so that every bottle tastes the same no matter where it was made.

Personally I do not like the taste but by sales and amount produced the rest of the world really seems to. Plus to give credit where it is due, the original producer was a beer pioneer and invented a whole lot of technology that makes beer what it can be today.