Peroni Nastro Azzurro

Tastes similar to Stella... it is so good! You can find it pretty much at all liquor stores.

Once in a while, I like Pilsner Urquell. I was lucky to try it straight from the source during my visit in the Czech Republic last year and goes very well with meat dishes.

However, I cut down on having any alcoholic beverages significantly, I've lost my taste for beers as of late. :(

Blue Moon is marketed as Rickard's White in Canada

Various Asahi Sku's are produced in Vancouver

Tiger beer was pulled from BC stores because of inefficient demand

the only thing my dad is drinking these days & what i drink at home right now
warsteiner
Grolsch
Pilsner Urquell
Baron
lowenbrau

my dads bit of an expert on alcohol, so these are from his words to mine & from my words to u

other beers that my dad said it was good but i have not yet to try are
singha from thailand
sapporo black label from japan

what i recommend
carlsberg
guinness
san miguel

awesome suggestions. thanks!
I've tried that gulden draak. it's so thick and sweet. It's good, but I do like lighter beers.


Also, I have an unrelated question, but don't want to start a new thread.

My friend's having a birthday party where he's booked out a small restaurant.

A couple of us wanted to bring in a stripper as his birthday gift. What sort of legal issues/problems might we be facing. Also, we know the owners, so we don't want to get them in trouble.

Czechvar is awesome. Very crisp clean beer.

November:

I believe that as long as the owner closes the restaurant off to the general public, it should be okay because afterall, such an event is taking place on "private property."

Leff
Strong Beer

Second on blue moon and newcastle.

Stella or Asahi :)

La Fin du Monde is one of my favorite. Awesome beer from Quebec. Additionally it's 9%

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...findumonde.jpg

Tyskie. They started importing this here only a few years ago.

http://www.slosar.com/list/uploaded_...eer-744444.jpg

sapporo

kronenbourg

Fogg n Sudds is a cool place to try different beers

x2

actually you can't go wrong with any of Unibroue's beers:thumbsup:

Does anyone locally carry Kostritzer?

Tried it at the German House and it was pretty good.

truth!!!

heineken at the holland house. no skunky taste like the heineken they have here. doesn't have that..don't know how else to say it but "metally" taste in your mouth.

Quoted for the truth :thumbsup:

Honestly, it depends on what you're doing. I prefer Asahi Dry with sushi or teppanyaki; that shit is dope.

Bumping this thread.

Started to get back into building my palate for beer. Recently had some Pisner Urquell, Krušovice, and Czechvar. I decided to play it safe for the time being to try a case of Beck's. Looking to see any new favourites have popped up for you guys. :)

Corona with lime

actually i bought my dad a book for x-mas a while ago it was called "100 beers before you die", it's a neat look that tells u the history of the beer company, the taste/why it's to die for & a little note section for u drop down what u feel from your mouth to words

i goto prague quite often...and i still don't enjoy pilsner urquell when i have a choice....its too acidic....Budvar/czechvar and staropramen (they sell staro here???), even Gambrinus are all great tho.
haven't had a krusovice in a while....

i like hoegarden. preferred out of the bottle tho.

Innis and Gunn - Oak Aged (the black box)

Hoegaarden

Old Speckled Hen

And Guiness, but much preferred from a tap.
Only place I've had a good pour is from the irish pub @ whistler.
Are there any local pubs that can do it right?