Best beer in the world?
 

I'm drinking belgian Duvel right now...I think it's the best beer in the world...
First place :Duvel
Second Place:Kriek Lindemans
Third Place: Jupiler (tastes almost the same as stella)
Fourth Place: Hoegaarden
Fifth Place: Strongbow


Some other thoughts/tips?

Best for me changes depending on what I feel like at the time.

Last night I was enjoying Alexander Keith's, the best widely available beer at pubs in Toronto, IMHO.

We have all sorts of great cottage breweries. But a really good beer, is one that I can't drink a lot of over an evening.

Niagara Bock is a fav, but I only have one in an evening.

:2 cents:

kriek is great

Stella Artois

Jelen Bear,Serbian bear btw:thumbsup

carlsberg and tuborg are great :)

bud!

wazaaaaaaaaaaaaaup.

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o?ujsko

Grolsh!

icehouse :1orglaugh

Patricia
Antartica
Brahma

:Graucho

san miguel beer.. :thumbsup

Can's go wrong with Bass:thumbsup

Free beer is by far the best! :thumbsup

It is all so good

I like Coronas :glugglug

True. Sometimes a normal beer is just fine, at other times you might want something more sophisticated or stronger.

never heard some of these beers i should go find them and try them out this weekend for my bday

Carlsberg Elephant Lager ..

Brazilian beer is good.. but not as good as Czech or German brew :glugglug

I'm a fan of corona...

i enjoyed every beer i had in Austria, good lagers...but my favorite beer would have to be Santa Barbara Blonde, it just puts my mind more at ease with every sip

Corona for sure.

Fosters!

http://worldsbeer.com/images/bottles/f/fosters.jpg

Not sure about beers, but the best ale is Rouge's Shakespear Stout, an oatmeal creamy stout, made in Newport Oregon.

First place: Pabst blue ribbon

second place : Schafer light

Gordon Biersch Blonde Bock ... :thumbsup

Good stuff. I think it's the oldest continuously brewed beer in the United States. Their stout (or porter?) is pretty good too, as I recall.

Nasto Azzurro :thumbsup :glugglug

yeah, all of yeunglings beers are good, at least good enough for me to have cases shipped down here :thumbsup

Shiner Bock. It's so good once it hits your lips!

This is what I have in my fridge
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Nasto Azzurro is really the best! :thumbsup

My vote Carlsberg probably the best beer in the world :glugglug

1) Westvleteren 12
2) Westmalle Tripple
3) Stella Artois
....

:glugglug

ever tasted Westvleteren? You shood... In almost every beer guide this is rated as the top 1 beer by far:

http://www.bottledbeer.co.uk/index.html?beerid=359

Prices go as high as 20$ in the states for 1 small bottle (costs around 4$ in Belgium)

Super rare but worth the search!

some feedback:

"When I had the only bottle of this beer that I've ever tasted (at the Erasmus in Brugges) I thought it was the best beer I've ever had."

"This beer is truly excellent- I like to think of it as an entire meal in a glass! Such complexity and rich fruitiness which does make it a rare treat."

"After three years, this is just unbelievable. The flavor just explodes on your tongue - and the warmth immediately proceeds to your toes. Just absolutely rich, complex, satisfying"

For some who never tasted beer, prepare, this does not taste like Carlsberg/Bud Light...

:thumbsup

But "Efes Pilsener" is better :winkwink:

if youre ever in the glendale/burbank area, do what you have to do to try Erebuni beer!!!!!!

one of the best beers ive ever had!







guaranteed :thumbsup

Nicky says; heineken......

corona and heinekken! :thumbsup

No doubt:

Staropramen

One of the BEST beers you can drink, you'll have to travle to get. You can only buy in in a monistary where monk's make it. (No Shit)
If you happen to be in Germany, Take a train to what they call in the U.S. wildfleckin. Although I think it's pronounced Veal-fleckin. Anyway, From there you have to take another train to Geissen. It use to be one of the few trains that pulled by a electric/diesel engine. When you get off the train, Take a cab or ask directions to the monistary, It's about a 20 - 30 minute walk (Uphill!) But for then 9 marks for a half-liter 12 Marks for a full liter. + you can keep the mug. It's a light amber that goes down like water! Scary smooth. It's called the Croitzberg Monistary. There are a lot of monks all over germany and europe making klosterbrau. There's nothing quite like it. If you can go expeirience them for yourself.

Sorry about the mis-spelled words but.....
Hookt on fonix werkt for mee! :thumbsup