Name a good beer imported from Germany or another country in Europe?
Posted on 05. Jun, 2010 by admin in Beers
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palon1957
05. Jun, 2010
Beck, Heinekin, Lowenbrouw.
dlgrl=me
06. Jun, 2010
stella artois…belgium
newcastle brown..england
Adi06
06. Jun, 2010
Stella Artois – Belgium
NorCal
06. Jun, 2010
Spaten or Newcastle are my favs.
matthew c
06. Jun, 2010
Blue Moon- Belgian Wheat Ale
Guiness-Stout Lager
Mix em up and you have a black and tan
The tastiest beer ever!
StarGazer ♥
06. Jun, 2010
Beck, Heineken, New Castles are my favorite!
wormz
06. Jun, 2010
San Miguel Beer
peter g
06. Jun, 2010
Germany makes good beer?
seriously there’s one German beer I really like and that’s Erdinger
Furthermore stick to beer from the country of beer, check your local supermarket for Duvel or Chimay (the two most common special beers from Belgium) Or you can never go wrong with Stella Artois.
hikerrick2002
06. Jun, 2010
Becks & Lowenbrow are prity good. Sometimes Hinekin is a bit salty fore me.
protos2222222
06. Jun, 2010
Erdinger. Stella Artois is not bad, too.
FUCFRM_2003
06. Jun, 2010
stella artiois brother its the best.
you have to drink it and have one drink on me. haha
missmoon_1953
06. Jun, 2010
Stella Artois
maigen_obx
06. Jun, 2010
Chimay from Belgium
shopaholic7
06. Jun, 2010
Your right. Good beers come from Germany.
If you wanna have a REAL beer, try Duckstein.
Once you’ve tried it, you’ll know that other beers are not real beers.
I’m not talking from my personal taste, but also the Germans said so. Juz google it when you wanna know where to buy it (also online). There are many reports and rating bout Duckstein, and people who have tried it always gave 5 stars!! Juz prove it yourself!
Cheers
Honey
06. Jun, 2010
I like St. Pauli Girl
eejonesaux
06. Jun, 2010
Hi,,, my favorites are Amstel and Becks’….. dark
good luck
Don J
06. Jun, 2010
Actually Heineken is from the Netherlands, NOT Germany, as is another excelent European beer, “Amstel.”
Denmark makes some quite excellent beers as well, Tuberg and Carlsberg.
From Britain come some really exceptional “ales” like Newcastle and McEwan’s Scotch Ale and India Pale Ale.
Traditionally the best beers in Europe (and the world) have come from the tiny Czech Republic, they have over the years at international competitions won more first prizes than any other country! They have been brewing beer for almost a millenium, the two cities most associated with Czech beer, Plzeň and České Budějovice (Pilsen and Budweis in German), have given their names to two of the best known (and world famous) styles of light Lager beer, “Pilsner” and “Budweiser.”
The best known brands of Czech beer are: Pilsner Urquell, Gambrinus, BrouCzech, Breznice, Herold, Velkopopovicky Kozel, Branik, Ostravar, Nektar, Strakonicky Dudak and about a gazillion others…..
The Czech style of beer making has been one of the most copied styles in the world, especially in Germany, Poland and Eastern Europe as well as Canada (Pilsner), USA (Budweiser) and Mexico (Bohemia)
afakeleg
06. Jun, 2010
Hefenweizen
quietgiant
06. Jun, 2010
paulaner or dinkelacker are two of my faves
bonesetter
06. Jun, 2010
Throw a rock in a good bottleshop. If it hits a bottle from Germany, it’s a clear chance of being better than the boring crap called “beer” in the US. Yes, I know y’all got some really good microbreweries, but Bud? Please!
Also, try Czech, Danish, Belgian, Croatian or good old Guinness.
LeeCee
06. Jun, 2010
Stella Artois, Duvel, Pilsner Urquell
robert.howell
06. Jun, 2010
My favorite German Beers are Dinkel Acker (the Mercedes of Beers) and Stuttgarter Hofbrau
riddle-me-this
06. Jun, 2010
Duvil Belgium, Leffe Belgium excellent beers!!!( Duvil is very strong 8.5 % alcohol)
dogglebe
06. Jun, 2010
From the UK: Bellhaven Scottish Ale, Fuller’s Vintage Ale, Thomas Hardy Ale, Traquair House Ale.
Germany: Aecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier, EKU 28, Weihenstephaner.
Belgium: Chimay, Anything from Cantillon, Anything from Fantome.
Beers like Stella, Heineken, Becks, are generally laughed at over there. These beers are drank by amateurs who would rather get drunk cheap than spend money on good beers.
das Nerd
06. Jun, 2010
Kostritzer Schwarzbier is an excellent mid alcohol dark from Germany. A higher % beer that is also excellent is Spaten Optimator.
During the winter I also will shell out the extra for just a single bottle of Samiclaus (unsure of spelling on this one). It is only brewed on Dec 6 each year and is a nice change of flavour for the holiday season.
freeatlastboone
06. Jun, 2010
Weinsenhoutf
Mike H
06. Jun, 2010
There are some good answers here but everyone forgot the most common German beer of all…Warsteiners….
The Bear
06. Jun, 2010
I refer you to john cleese’s revocation speech regarding American beer. Well worth looking up for any americans with a sense of humour and the rest of the world!!
‘ The cold tasteless stuff you insist on calling “beer” is not actually beer at all, it is lager . From November 1st only proper British Bitter will be referred to as “beer,” and European brews of known and accepted provenance will be referred to as “Lager.” The substances formerly known as “American Beer” will henceforth be referred to as “Near-Frozen Gnat’s Urine,” with the exception of the product of the American Budweiser company whose product will be referred to as “Weak Near-Frozen Gnat’s Urine.” This will allow true Budweiser (as manufactured for the last 1000 years in the Czech Republic) to be sold without risk of confusion.’
valeenrobertson
06. Jun, 2010
my former coworker (who’s german) swears by pilsner urquell, which is brewed in the czech republic. i myself prefer heineken, which is brewed in holland.
kbraut832
06. Jun, 2010
Dinkel Acker Pils, would be best if you could find a bar or pub with it on tap. It comes in green bottles, green and clear bottles allow too much light in which cause beer to taste and smell skunky. Try this with any beer that comes in green or clear bottles, tastes totally different if you can find in in a can or on tap.
starflower
06. Jun, 2010
carlsberg-denmark
daddysboicub
06. Jun, 2010
germany-warstiener
ireland-guiness
mexico-negra modelo