Later in red and white cans.

[IdleRich]

I'd have guessed French as well.

My friend who was with me and also tarred with the French brush is from Grimsby and a lot of people do say that that is kinda like Paris in terms of overall aesthetic and sophistication and even the accent in a strange kind of way.

 

[IdleRich]

I'm fine with cheap beer, some of the ones @linebaugh mentioned. most times I'd rather drink something that tastes good, but having cheap suds on a hot summer day is great as well.

Fuck it I am having a beer.

 

[Leo]

shrimp (or pawns) covered with panko bread crumbs and shredded coconut, deep fried.

 

[IdleRich]

There is only one in the fridge, it's not red and white I'm sorry to report.

 

[IdleRich]

shrimp (or pawns) covered with panko bread crumbs and shredded coconut, deep fried.

I am not really a big one for coconut but it sounds intriguing.

 

[luka]

theres a big russian shop near me, very fancy, so give me any russian booze tips you have.

im currently drinking a zyweic from a can. heaven.

 

[Mr. Tea]

I bought a Polish "IPA" from my local polski sklep the other day. It was OK, I guess.

 

[IdleRich]

This Baltika stuff is pretty decent, we got at least four different types, same shaped bottles, different colours for wheat beer whatever. But I remember Baltika being a safe bet when we were there... I had to fight to get to drink it though cos all the bars would say "We got a special treat for you.... London Pride" - why would I want to travel half way round the world to drink something they have at home (even if I did like it which I don't).

 

[woops]

you can get baltika in wetherspoons too

 

[luka]

i love wetherspoons commitment to selling the most generic lagers from around the world

 

[woops]

the only good thing about beer tourism is going to france or belgium or holland and getting all the white, blonde beer etc. otherwise you, i mean i might as well just stay in london.

 

[luka]

efes. tyskie. tsingtao.

 

[luka]

its hilarious.

hese new beers join our international line-up which already includes Italy’s number-one beer Birra Moretti (4.6% ABV), together with Peroni (5.1% ABV), China’s number-one premium beer Tsingtao (4.7% ABV), Tyskie Gronie (5.0% ABV) number one in Poland, Turkey’s Efes (5.0% ABV) and Russian’s number-one beer Baltika 7 (5.4% ABV).

A taste of Mexico is available with Desperados (5.9% ABV), Corona (4.5% ABV) and Sol (4.2% ABV), the US is represented by Budweiser (4.5% ABV), Beck’s (4.0% ABV) is from Germany and Spain’s Estrella Galicia (5.5% ABV) is our gluten-free choice.

 

[woops]

what kind of establishment sells more beer from mexico than from germany

 

[luka]

 

[Mr. Tea]

what kind of establishment sells more beer from mexico than from germany

One owned by a man who looks like this.

 

[william_kent]

Pabst Blue Ribbon - I've been told that this is the "drink of serial killers" - Dahmer, Gein, and some other Wisconsin native whose name fails me all had cans in their lair alongside the severed heads...

 

[woops]

Pabst Blue Ribbon - I've been told that this is the "drink of serial killers" - Dahmer, Gein, and some other Wisconsin native whose name fails me all had cans in their lair alongside the severed heads...

makes drinking stella sound acceptable

 

[william_kent]

I heard stella referred to as "wife beater beer" this evening

 

[luka]

people have been calling it wifebeater since the 90s