Which country makes the best beer?

[MPGGPM 0]

As much as I like the beers from England, Germany, Japan, and ever since traveling to Turkey, ......there as well. (like EFES beer)

I have to admit to being a patriot when it comes to who has the best beer, and still have to say that I prefer the beer from right here.......in the good old USA.

Especially those "microbrews".

Probably the best I've tasted in a while was one called "Pete's Wicked Pale Ale". Just can't seem to find any place that sells it around here, where I live.

In conclusion, always remember and never forget those famous words and motto, which was passed down to us from our founding fathers, a long, long, time ago...................................which were..............................

"Beer is good food."

Edited April 16, 2007 by MPGGPM

[Otto 83]

Servus!

[Jenn! 918]

Don't drink beer much anymore, but I agree about American microbrews. My favorite is Harpoon IPA.

[Fuzzness 2]

Pilsner or Lagers..... Canadian

[Otto 83]

Microbreweries shouldn't count because:

• They're not found in a lot of countries
  
• More of a regional thing within a country
  
• Not Imported/Exported
  

[Jenn! 918]

Microbreweries shouldn't count because:

• They're not found in a lot of countries
  
• More of a regional thing within a country
  
• Not Imported/Exported
  

Well, in that case, I hereby withdraw my vote for America.

[Otto 83]

Microbreweries shouldn't count because:

• They're not found in a lot of countries
  
• More of a regional thing within a country
  
• Not Imported/Exported
  

Well, in that case, I hereby withdraw my vote for America.

Well you didn't have to do that...

I'm not a huge drinker - but they (microbreweries) are certainly (most) a saving grace for beer lovers in the US...w/out them, who have we got?

Hmm..I guess I see your point... lol..

[MPGGPM 0]

Microbreweries shouldn't count because:

• They're not found in a lot of countries
  
• More of a regional thing within a country
  
• Not Imported/Exported
  

As long as they're brewed in the USA.....then they "should" count.

I mean, if they originate from the USA .........and are made here.......then I think USA should get the vote. They're still basically American beer.

They are just brewed by smaller companies.

If it makes you feel better.....Germans can vote for "German" microbrews

Edited April 16, 2007 by MPGGPM

[Otto 83]

Microbreweries shouldn't count because:

• They're not found in a lot of countries
  
• More of a regional thing within a country
  
• Not Imported/Exported
  

As long as they're brewed in the USA.....then they "should" count.

I mean, if they originate from the USA .........and are made here.......then I think USA should get the vote. They're still basically American beer.

They are just brewed by smaller companies.

If it makes you feel better.....Germans can vote for "German" microbrews

I retract my objection...

[Dr. Obvious 49]

Servus!

Blech. I really prefer Jever or Beck's if I have to drink German beers.

My favorite kind of beer though is chocolate malt stouts. Homebrewed, microbrewed, industry brewed, whatever. Mmm. I like porters too.

I don't know of any country that makes the best beer. I have enough hits and misses from all of them.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Begium -- best beer, best chocolate

[Len & How 0]

You gotta be kidding!! Where in the list is the Czech Republic?!?!?!

Of course we have the best beer ever! BTW, Pilsner is named after the Czech town of Pilsen (Plzen) - the brewing capital of the world.

Can't help myself and have to put a little trivia here: the Czech Republic has the highest beer consumption per capita in the whole world. Well, why wouldn't we? Beer is cheaper than coke or bottled water here... I'm not helping much to this stats though as I drink beer very rarely - but if I do, it has to be Czech.

Cheers!

[MPGGPM 0]

You gotta be kidding!! Where in the list is the Czech Republic?!?!?!

Of course we have the best beer ever! BTW, Pilsner is named after the Czech town of Pilsen (Plzen) - the brewing capital of the world.

Can't help myself and have to put a little trivia here: the Czech Republic has the highest beer consumption per capita in the whole world. Well, why wouldn't we? Beer is cheaper than coke or bottled water here... I'm not helping much to this stats though as I drink beer very rarely - but if I do, it has to be Czech.

Cheers!

I thought about you guys.

It basically came down to either you or Australia on the list, and I decided to go with Australia, because ...although I personally find drinking "Foster's" to be very "barf inducing"....and one of the most disgusting beers I've ever drank, ................

Well, here in America, for some reason, they have pretty good popularity. Plus......whenever I watch "Formula 1" races on TV, I always see their advertisements plastered everywhere.

So, somehow......somewhere in this world, there "must" be people who actually find that beer appealing.

Between you and me................I'd definately go with Czech beer over Australian any day of the week.

Edited April 16, 2007 by MPGGPM

[Nessa 23]

I absolutely LOVE beer, love the taste, love it! If I could I'd drink like water, well if it had no calories and no alcohol I would definitely drink more than water, but unfortunately that's not possible.

[Mags 112]

I used to know a bloke who was partial to a bit of the old Bishop's Finger.

http://www.bishopsfinger.com/