Tonights beer is Konig Ludwig Weiss Royal Bavarian Hefe-Weizen. Brewed in Kaltenberg, Bavaria. Then importesd into U.S.A by Warsteiner Iporter Agncy Ic. Cincinatti Ohio. How it got to Australia at my corner shop is a mystery A cloudy wheat but very good IMO.
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Yes, Hillclimber
Pilsner Urquell was the first golden ale.
This was my favorite imported beer, back in the days when I consumed great quantities of beer with my friends. As I recall, it is aged in limestone caves. Those days are thankfully far behind me. Not that I don't enjoy a good beer (or several) from time to time, but in those days it was everything in excess.
I like Blue Moon. Of course, I like any white beer! But I really do like that one. I think that I shall now go grab a Hoegaarten, seeing as I'm in the ball-park, so to speak.
John.
John.
try Saranac from Utica NY!
run a search for their site, it's blocked here at work
run a search for their site, it's blocked here at work
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Check out the Fine Living channel they are talking about the first golden colored beer. Anyone want to guess what beer that is? It was brewed in Prauge.
Pilsner Urquell??
That would be correct.
I have a clone of that on tap out in the workshop right now. Only have about 4 gallons left.
It turned out pretty good for my first try at lager. It's a little bit sweet but the singlular flavor of the grains really is front and center.
The head is full and creamy, long lasting, and almost a bright white.
Picaroon's Best Bitter tonight!
I think I just wet myself!!!
Miller high life or RED DOG, ive tried just about all but I keep going back to these two.
We went to Bayern Stube German restaurant in Gibson City central Illinois for my wife's birthday last week. Had a litre of Bitburger pils from the tap to go with my ribeye steak. Oh my goodness, was it delicious! They also had Kotzritzer black lager and Spaten pils on tap.
Spent $68 on three different bottles of beer a few days ago. Two at $24 and one at $20. What do you think I purchased? 750ml bottles and not Australian.
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What's a beer from Rhineland doing in an allegedly Bavarian place? That's blasphemy. And "Köstritzer" is from Thuringia, which at least borders Bavaria. Having a non-Bavarian beer at a Bavarian place is illegal -- and if it isn't, it certainly should be.
More clues on big bottle beers. Corks in em with wire cages like champagne. One even had gold foil round the neck like champagne. I won't be buying them again.
Belgian would be my guess.
Correct! That's narrowed it down. Any ideas?
I guess it's not Bud light!
Satan Red, Satan Gold, King Cobra.
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