Which Country Produces the Best Beer? • Non-Gaming • Food • Eurogamer.net

Deleted user 9 June 2010 00:14:03

Belgium, USA, England, Czech Rep., Germany, Mexico, Australia, Poland, New Zealand Sweden, Canada, Netherlands, Ireland, India, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Japan, Brazil, Italy, P.R. China... Some other write-in?

Metalfish 9 Jun 2010 00:18:08 9,191 posts
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Earth.

Deleted user 9 June 2010 00:18:58

England, no contest.

If you want lager there are many contenders but beer is one of England's redeeming features.

Deleted user 9 June 2010 00:25:42

US and Belgium for me.

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Metalfish wrote:
Earth.

Earth isn't a country, Chief.

Deleted user 9 June 2010 00:27:00

Holland.

Fizzog 9 Jun 2010 00:27:18 4,108 posts
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I'm more of a dry cider drinking but when I'm in the mood for a beer I usually go with Mexico (Corona, Sol) or France (Desperados, Kronenburg, Kasteel Cru).

dunts 9 Jun 2010 00:29:51 4,342 posts
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Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark.

Dirtbox 9 Jun 2010 00:31:10 92,595 posts
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Benno 9 Jun 2010 00:33:16 11,854 posts
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Czech does Staro right? thats my fav at the moment

Goban 9 Jun 2010 00:34:54 10,121 posts
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The UK and Germany.

dunts 9 Jun 2010 00:35:43 4,342 posts
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Benno wrote:
Czech does Staro right? thats my fav at the moment

Yeah it does, I like that beer muchos.

Goban 9 Jun 2010 00:36:32 10,121 posts
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Chuck Belgium in there as well.

richardiox 9 Jun 2010 00:36:53 10,097 posts
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Leffe all day long. Hoegarden too. Belgium wins it.

Good call on Mexican lagers too, crisp and refreshing.

BreadBinLidHero 9 Jun 2010 00:41:35 10,801 posts
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Most nations that speak a Germanic language seems to be able to get it right.

Khanivor 9 Jun 2010 00:44:27 44,800 posts
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Not fucking Australia, that's for sure.

Deleted user 9 June 2010 00:45:00

Heineken in Amsterdam was stupidly good - dicks on the waek piss we get in cans over here - really nice beer

I'd plump for Wales though - Brains SA ftmfw \o/

gamingdave 9 Jun 2010 00:47:05 5,087 posts
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UK, Germany, Belgium

Goban 9 Jun 2010 00:47:29 10,121 posts
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Heineken improved no end in Britain when they cleverly stopped brewing it here.

yupyup 9 Jun 2010 00:51:46 3,701 posts
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Physically_Insane wrote:
Holland.

Not a cunt tree.

Czech Republic.

ProfessorLesser 9 Jun 2010 00:55:58 19,693 posts
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Anyone not voting UK has no idea that 90% of an iceberg is underwater. UK breweries have a beer to match any foreign contender from any quarter. Britain is the best place in the world to drink it, too.

As much as we like the idea of a cool one on a tropical beach, or something fruity on your European veranda - it's only a fleeting, ephemeral enjoyment of a world we cannot know. In our hearts we all yearn to be in that tavern in the Shire, enjoying the local brew of the week or month, taking in the oak beams, the hard-earned sunshine and the sounds of the countryside in our ears. That's what makes Britain great: its beer, and its pubs :-)

Goban 9 Jun 2010 01:01:26 10,121 posts
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If were talking variety Britain is king, shame most of the high volume stuff is so awful. Definitely loses a few points.

ProfessorLesser 9 Jun 2010 01:02:34 19,693 posts
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Brazil, Oz, US, Canada, all fucking shart btw, what's wrong with you?

Asia has some quality lagers. Kirin and Tsing Tao are probably my favourites in the world.

Oh yes and Spain can fuck off. Absolutely horrible, everywhere you go.

Goban 9 Jun 2010 01:03:55 10,121 posts
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Bar a few exceptions, true.

itamae 9 Jun 2010 01:13:44 10,213 posts
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ProfessorLesser wrote:
Anyone not voting [your country here] has no idea that 90% of an iceberg is underwater. [your country here] breweries have a beer to match any foreign contender from any quarter. [your country here] is the best place in the world to drink it, too.

As much as we like the idea of a cool one on a tropical beach, or something fruity on your European veranda - it's only a fleeting, ephemeral enjoyment of a world we cannot know. In our hearts we all yearn to be in that tavern in [your country's armpit here], enjoying the local brew of the week or month, taking in the oak beams, the hard-earned sunshine and the sounds of the countryside in our ears. That's what makes [your country here] great: its beer, and its [your country's only other claim to fame here]

Very true!

yupyup 9 Jun 2010 01:15:02 3,701 posts
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ProfessorLesser wrote:
Anyone not voting UK has no idea that 90% of an iceberg is underwater. UK breweries have a beer to match any foreign contender from any quarter. Britain is the best place in the world to drink it, too.

As much as we like the idea of a cool one on a tropical beach, or something fruity on your European veranda - it's only a fleeting, ephemeral enjoyment of a world we cannot know. In our hearts we all yearn to be in that tavern in the Shire, enjoying the local brew of the week or month, taking in the oak beams, the hard-earned sunshine and the sounds of the countryside in our ears. That's what makes Britain great: its beer, and its pubs

English pubs are unequivocally shit. The beer may be nice but the carpets reek of piss and the pubs themselves are devoid of character.

Deleted user 9 June 2010 01:28:38

yupyup wrote:

ProfessorLesser wrote:
Anyone not voting UK has no idea that 90% of an iceberg is underwater. UK breweries have a beer to match any foreign contender from any quarter. Britain is the best place in the world to drink it, too.

As much as we like the idea of a cool one on a tropical beach, or something fruity on your European veranda - it's only a fleeting, ephemeral enjoyment of a world we cannot know. In our hearts we all yearn to be in that tavern in the Shire, enjoying the local brew of the week or month, taking in the oak beams, the hard-earned sunshine and the sounds of the countryside in our ears. That's what makes Britain great: its beer, and its pubs

English pubs are unequivocally shit. The beer may be nice but the carpets reek of piss and the pubs themselves are devoid of character.

It's your fault if you go to the shit ones. Now, run along.