Europe or America, who makes the best beerz?

[SageTree]

lloydy actually has it right though I don't buy anything more than rickards if i'm getting drunk, the microbreweries are for the times when I actually want to nurse something.

Valid point. I usually buy or , of which, for every case sold they plant a tree. Pretty valuable thing when the economy functions on logging and processing.

It's locally brewed, which is thing that likely makes it taste pretty good considering. Cariboo is straight 'genuine draught' so you know it's gotta be cold. Canterbury is actually good, on my rating of 'ice cold to off the self warm, it's tasty, and if it's good at any temp ,then I consider it a good one. Which can't be said for all cheaper beers.

[al-Mu'akhkhir]

i seriously have to find someone who will import some of this shit for me... i really want to try that ruination ipa

[NorcalCarl]

European beer!!!! I love german and belgium beer the most. America makes some damn fine beer and some shit too. Im working on a miller highlife a friend brought over a bunch. I forgot how nasty it is. I can't believe back in highschool I thought it was a good beer cause its in a glass bottle. LOL

[K10]

No love for New Belgium on here as far as I've seen. I've been drinking Fat Tire almost since it debuted. A fucking standard I'll drink, anytime. And pretty much everything else they put out is amazing. Some of it is absolutely incredible.

And y'all don't know shit about O'Dell, either. Also based in Ft. Collins. 90 Shilling is their standard, Easy Street Wheat is probably my favorite bier to drink if it's draught. They came out with St. Lupulin came out this year, try that shit on for hops (it's in the fucking name, for shit's sake).

We got Avery, we got Ska, we got Breckenridge and Boulder Beer and Flying Dog and of course the Wynkoop, oldest microbrewery in the state. Shit, we've been CANNING microbrews for three years now. Pack that shit in, pack it out, take it on a boat or keep it cold as fuck in the stream whilst flyfishing for trout. That's how we do here in CO. Declared to be the "Napa/Sonoma/Alexander/Russian River Valley" of craft brewing. There's a reason the Great American Beef Festival and dozens of other national competitions for craft brewing go on HERE. Because we have well over a hundred of them operating within our borders.

American craft brewing for the fucking win, there shouldn't really be a discussion. Rogue, Stone, Full Sail, Pyramid and a few others for my West Coast favorites, especially since I went to school on that coast and drank 'em fresh, especially that Arrogant. I think I've had fresher Stone than anyone on here save a few. at 7-11. on Sunday (oh, Cali). Boulevard is a lovely KC brewer. God, there's shit-tons in the West, and in the NE, and can't even get started because I've only had a small sampling, and they keep popping up everywhere.

And I drink Red Hook products, too. I've drank Coors craft attempts since they began, and they are not as good since they sold out to the Canucks. And Budweiser is owned by InBev, which is a Belgian company, you stupid fucks...

yay Boulevard......their smokestack series is the bomb...



Bully Porter is what I usually get when it comes to boulevard.

[turmaline]

lol@ Americans in the pole.

sorry guys.