Theres one Belgian wheat beer that I absolutely adore, its called Hoegaarden and its not available in too many places over here, but if you find it on draught anywhere I highly reccomend you to try it. As far as normal lager goes, just something widely available and easy to drink heineken and budweiser are both suprisingly good. Ales such as Old Speckled Hen are pretty good on the odd occasion aswell.

Haha, I like Hoegaarden too. As far as I remember it has some lemon peel juice which makes this beer so tasty)

Dommelsch!

Dommelsch? never heard of it. Which is probably a positive thing, I'll have to look out for it. Sometime when I'm out of Uni and got some work I plan to have a trip around Europe, checking out all the brew. Its actually pretty cheap on the Eurostar train and hassle free at borders due to the UK being an EU member . I went to Brussels last year and theres one awesome pub we visited where they had a huge catalogue/menu of the beer they stocked.

Yeh Mr.Null they brew it with Orange peel and coriander, also they don't filter out the starch which leaves it cloudy. In those chunky hexagonal glasses in the summer its just the shit!

Yeah we get a lot of Hoegarden down my way in Australia oddly enough. Very easy to find. I loved this Brazillian beer which they don't sell in Australia anymore.

It's called Bravara. Someone please send me a bunch of slabs to my address from your country. Hahaha.

I don't really drink, its a hassle to find someone to buy it. But I like heineken, yuengling, corona, natty ice, rolling rock and some others. Every once and a while I enjoy some wine, that silly goofy drunk, lolol. I don't really have a preference for alcohol, because I'm not of age.

usually drink Tuborg or Carlsberg. They usually don't disappoint. Can't stand those where you're supposed to have like a lemons slice or whatever in them (corona, sol etc). They don't even taste beer. Kilkenny is my fav of the thicker beers, but you get so full, they're like eating and drinking at the same time (so really the best if you're hungry and thirsty in a bar)

Calsberg? Dude, can't stand that shit. Each to his own I suppose. Its only upside is how cheap it usually is. Tuborg is just being introduced to the UK now, It sponsored many music festivals and is now avaiable in many chain pubs. Its pretty alright ice cold, but warm at a festival is no fun

@hed_2012 bravara is available in many places near me, shame you don't have it over there anymore.

Zombified I keep forgetting the restrictions in America, its seems crazy to me. However in the UK we have quite a big binge drinking problem, pretty much when you reach 14 friday nights will consist of drinking a large bottle of cheap cheap cider on a park bench. So more regulation does have its upside

One more thing, I reccommend a beer called Duuvel if you can find it. Appartently is translates from "Devil". Give it a go

I like Blue Moon. Its tasty. I also digg Widmer. Im more of a wine guy though

In dark beers i like Guiness. And i like Mariestad but i dunno if that is only available in Sweden.