What is the name of your favorite beer and which country brews it?

Do you prefer it ice-cold or warm?


Finally, do you add anything into it, i.e. alcohol or what?


Thanks unto all!

What is the name of your favorite beer and which country brews it?
1. Brugs tarwebier - Blanche de


Bruges.


Bruges, Belgium


Comments: excellent


flavor.


Lemon overtones, my favorite


Belgian made beer.


2. Budweiser - Budvar


Czechoslovakia


Lager/Pilsener


Comments: the original


'Budweiser,' very nice flavor.


3. Celis White


Celis Brewery


Austin, Texas, United States


Comments: made in Austin


Texas by Pierre Celis, just like


Brugs tarwebier, very good,


lemon / fruitity flavor. Just to


look at a glass of Celis White


is wonderful.


4. Count Arco's Weissbeer


Germany


weiss beer, 'mit Hefe' similar


to Erdinger, very nice flavor,


good hot day beverage.


5. Dentergems White Ale


Dentergem, Belgium


Comments: nice, similar to


Celis Wit and Brugs tarwebier.


6. Douglas Scotch Brand Ale


Antwerp, Belgium


Comments: brewed under


contract to a Scottish brewery,


strong, malty taste.


7. Erdinger Weissbier


Erding, Germany


Comments: possibly my


favorite beer, lemony over-


tones, excellent hot day


[actually any day] beverage,


made in Erding.


8. Gordon Scotch Ale


Belgium


Comments: brewed under


contract to a Scottish brewery,


strong malty flavor, dark.


9. Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout


Tadcaster, England


Comments: not very bitter,


nice taste after the first few


sips not hoppy, sweet and


malty $ 2.79 for 0.55 liter.


10. Straffe Hendrik Pils


Belgium


Comments: very nice brown


ale, made in Brugs, fairly


strong.


11. Trois Monts Flanders Golden


Ale.


Saint-Sylvestre, France


Comments: transalated - three


mounts, made in NW France,


but very similar to Straffe


Hendrickwhich is made in


Bruges, Belgium.


12. Tucher weiss


Nurnberg, Germany


Comments: yummy, excell-


ent hot day beer, refresh-


ing clean taste.


13. Mort Subite


Belgium


Comments: translated -


'suden death,' but don't shy


away from this one, it's named


after a bar in Brussels


[beer heaven,] not for the


affect it has.


14. Paulaner Salvator DoppelBock


Paulaner


Munich, Germany


Comments: excellent flavor.
Reply:San Miguel Pale Pilsen, adjudged one of the best beers in the world.





It's brewery in Manila was establilshed when the Philippines was still under Spain, before the country was sold to the US for $20 million under the Treaty of Paris.





Until very recently, no other kind of Philippine-made beer had successfully challenged San Miguel's predominance in the local market.





In many areas in the Philippines, when one orders or says beer, it is automatically taken to mean San Miguel beer.
Reply:There is no way for me choose only one, but here are a few that come to mind, in no particular order: Pilsner-Urquell from Plzen, Czech Republic, quite cold; anything from Unibroue in Quebec, Canada (especially Maudite), most of them in the cellar-temperature range; Sierra Nevada Pale Ale from Chico, California, cool to cold; Bell's Amber Ale from Kalamazoo, Michigan, cellar temp; Orval from southern Belgium, cellar temp; Guinness (preferably the Extra Stout, but the Pub Draught is OK too) from Ireland, room temperature; Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale from England, cellar temp; Rochefort #8 Trappist from Belgium, cellar temp; Rodenbach Belgian Red Ale from Belgium, cellar temp.





I'd like to go on, but I'm getting thirsty now. And no, I wouldn't add anything to any of these beers.
Reply:Orion Beer Japan/Okinawa
Reply:Guiness


Product of Ireland


Here in the US it's served cold.
Reply:My favorite beer is Bud Light, and it is brewed in the United States. I like it so cold that it hurts my teeth with the first drink. There is never a reason to add anything to it, it is perfect the way it is.
Reply:My favorite beer is Busch. Brewed right here in the good ol' U S of A.





best served ice cold
Reply:rootbeer!!!!!!!!





beer is gross and smells like pee
Reply:Natural Ice, Brewed in the US, Gets me were I want to be fast....
Reply:Iron City Beer, Made in Pittsburgh, Pa USA





Only beer still 6% alcohol by volume.