What is your favourite pint of beer ?

Telejester

A few years ago I was on a holiday in Kerry in the Republic of Ireland. Whereas the guinness in northern ireland is just average and a tad bitter ,guinness in scotland , england or wales tastes like mucky water dredged out of a bogside puddle.......the guinness in the irish republic is a religous experience. Creamy, smooth and sweet tasting right down to the bottom of the glass......just wonderful !

What is your favourite pint and what is so good about it ?

Bridgehouse

The one in front of me. Because it's in front of me.

octatonic

Strat_a_tat_tat

Fullers ESB.  Nothing else counts.

joneve

Hook Norton Hooky. 

not_the_dj

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale. 

richardhomer

Bridgehouse said:

The one in front of me. Because it's in front of me.

I was thinking 'the next one'

Bridgehouse

richardhomer said:

Bridgehouse said:

The one in front of me. Because it's in front of me.

I was thinking 'the next one'

The next one will become the one in front of me, so that's good enough for me...

oaf

Of beer that I'd buy (rather than make myself) it would probably be

Dominic

non -boutique would be Greene King Abbot Ale (must be my Suffolk roots )

MagicPigDetective

UK wise; St Austell Tribute or anything by Purple Moose, the local brewery. 
Also once spent a great weekend in Edinburgh drinking Dechars IPA, lovely beer.

Internationally; any German wheat beer in a tall glass. Actually, anything German. 

axisus

Every beer is exactly the same to me.

octatonic

MagicPigDetective said:

UK wise; St Austell Tribute or anything by Purple Moose, the local brewery. 
Also once spent a great weekend in Edinburgh drinking Dechars IPA, lovely beer.

Internationally; any German wheat beer in a tall glass. Actually, anything German. 

marantz1300

Wife beater

so refreshing.

equalsql

Theakston's Old Peculiar..on tap.  Out of the bottle it's nice.. but Lordy the draught version is to die for!

kaypeejay

Tring brewery's Pale Four. They don't deliver so I have to go darn sarf to get a fix. 

MagicPigDetective

octatonic said:

MagicPigDetective said:

UK wise; St Austell Tribute or anything by Purple Moose, the local brewery. 
Also once spent a great weekend in Edinburgh drinking Dechars IPA, lovely beer.

Internationally; any German wheat beer in a tall glass. Actually, anything German. 

A stein of whatever she's drinking, bitte Fraulein 

ICBM

Favourite *pint* - on draught as opposed to other measures or means of delivery - Harviestoun Schiehallion. Tastes like a cross between a great Pilsner-style lager and an IPA… crisp and extremely refreshing but with tons of subtle flavour.

DiscoStu

William Bros' Perfect Storm has been my beer of choice for a few months now. Refreshing, hoppy enough but still with a nice fruity tang, and doesn't give me any indigestion (as some beers can).
A great session ale.

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DiscoStu

ICBM said:

Favourite *pint* - on draught as opposed to other measures or means of delivery - Harviestoun Schiehallion. Tastes like a cross between a great Pilsner-style lager and an IPA… crisp and extremely refreshing but with tons of subtle flavour.

Schiehallion is my 2nd choice, it's a cracking pint.

professorben

Wherry.