beer brands
Posted by: site77
6th Apr 2022 04:35am
what is the best beer brand for you ?
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Brums
James squires makes a nice brew but anything that’s the right price is good
Caitlin31982857
Brouen deer vrouwen
meatsy
Corona
Bigbear
My favourite is the imported 'Hollandia' in the can format, it’s a great beer at a great price, as good as any of the much higher priced imports.
It is easy drinking and quite refreshing, quite a full flavoured beer with body and a malty taste with good strength and enjoyable to drink.
mcgore
Really depends on the style of beer that you enjoy. My preference is for lager, and is well-served by European, North American and Japanese labels. Australian brewers also offer a range of lagers.
kidwithsmurf
I think it's hard to say what beer brand is the best as there are millions of different beer brands in the world. This said, new beers, especially craft beers are popping up all the time. I'd say it's better to stick to a style of beer rather than a brand as you may like one beer from a brand but not the other. For example, "Best Beer Co" may make an lager and an IPA. You may like the lager but not the IPA. Therefore, I think rather than trying to find a brand, you should find the style of beer. This is also beneficial as not every pub, club, alcohol shop etc sells all the brands. Hence, with having a style you like rather than a brand... you will be able to almost always find a beer you like no matter what the place you're at stocks.
Also, it is important to note that every beer is situated for different circumstances. For example if you're going to a party and have to work later you might like a lighter beer, if you're going to a club you might like a heavier beer, if you're having a sessions you might like a session ale etc, if you're winding down or having a meal you might like a stout and so on. This also makes it hard to say what the best beer brand is.
Overall, IMO, it's best to not look for the best brand but the best style of beer that you personally enjoy drinking in any situation/circumstance and if you can't choose one, just buy the beer that fits your situation/circumstance at the time and you won't go wrong.
if beer that suits the situation/circumstance on hand and you will never go wrong.
Overall,
kidwithsmurf
Glad you enjoyed reading my post and agreed with my sentiments. Much appreciated :D
mcgore
Nice commentary, agree with your sentiments completely
mustang6000
I do not think that you can call any brand better for you than another, unless you start on the non alcoholic beers.
It is entirely up to the individual and their tastes & perception of what they want from a beer.
No matter what brands you like or consider better, moderation is the key to enjoyment in my opinion.