Hey, American folks, c'mere a minute

What job? Getting drunk? It is like having * in canoe...

 

When I am Stateside I drink root beer

 

Tennants is absolute rubbish... in fact nearly all Scottish lager is rubbish... sorry, guys, but its true. American beer isn't all that good either, but for different reasons.

There are a couple worth checking out...

Pabst Blue Ribbon (Blue Velvet, anyone? lol)
Rolling Rock (probably the pick of the bunch)

Canada has much better beers, Kokanee, Moosehead etc !!!

The only reasons MGD & Bud are popular is that there are so many crap beers there, that if you get a bud, at least you know what you are in for.

 

Someone mentioned Sam Adams before, I enjoy it. Smithwicks as well.
Just avoid Corona at all costs and you will be good to go.

 

any variety of sam adams is pretty fantastic !

 

Is it? Alright then, you're probably right in all honesty but I'm sure Scotland has a decent name for things like ale's and export ie real beer.

Am I right? I remember most of my english mates who come up here complimenting the beer compared to theirs.

C'mon, give Scotland it's due, surely as the world's biggest drinkers of the products (10 pints mandatory a day for each citizen regardless of age or *) we deserve a mention!! :icon_mrgreen:

 

haha...uh...budweiser

i live just a couple miles from the budweiser brewery, it always smells amazing

 

The beers I drink most often (discounting the cheap binge-drinking session drinks like Natty light, bush light, keystone, etc.) are Newcastle, Dos Equis, and Coors.

Also, if you're going to a big city it should have a World Market. You'll be able to find anything from Scotland you want in one of their stores.

 

Note, I did use the word 'lager'. I'll concede there are some decent ales, and tend to be my pint of choice here, however in fairness, ale sales account for a much smaller percentage of the beer market in other parts of the world, including Canada, USA & Australia, than they do here.

BTW... I did forget to mention Sam Adams... ... but 'Rolling Rock' still mine of choice, when stateside.

 

can't get tennants even in liverpool, think its quite popular in ireland round derry/strabane way

 

only drink guiness, harp or this stuff:

 

I drink Football Special.

 

mun days wine can be bought at the conore of 54th street ,just go to the man with the big coat and beard,,slan

 

It's very popular throughout the north. Except with me - not a fan.

Someone mentioned Amstel earlier, great beer, but quite pricey.
When I was in Oz I tried pretty much everything, some were good, and some weren't. But the winner was this:

 

I cannot believe there has not been one joke on this in 2 months since this post

 

Love the world market, buy all my coffee from there.

As for Scottish beer, the only one I've had is Belhaven, believe it was an ale. It was pretty good from what I remember

I prefer the following:

Guinness
Smithwicks
Heineken/Amstel Light
Sam Adams
Beamish
Dos Equis
Newcastle
Red Stripe
Warsteiner (anything German really)
Insert anything Belgian here
Czechvar/Budvar (expensive, so only occasionally)

I'll drink some of the cheaper stuff every once in a while, but don't like budweiser, coors, and miller all that much.

 

do they have this stuff in america?



possibly the greatest tasting beverage on the planet

 

Theres some irish pubs that sell Tenents.

 

A little late on this one.

In Texas it is pretty much all about one beer:

Shiner Bock

 

had this when i was in oz as well. this and vb were fantastic