Thread: Beer of the Day !

Westons old Rosie cloudy scrumpy cider, a very well known replacement for rocket fuel.

Stone Smoked Porter.
Dark and malty. Black coffee with just a bit of smoke on the finish. Stone is always impressive.

Merry Christmas.

Originally Posted by celticcrusader

Westons old Rosie cloudy scrumpy cider, a very well known replacement for rocket fuel.

Oh dear! I thought diamond black or white lightening were rocket fuel replacements if tenants super wasn't available.
Tenants super, do you have it room temp so that you can drink it quick and not taste it for so long, or do you have it cold so that the taste isn't so bad, but you can't drink it as quickly?

Originally Posted by DualNature

I have only ever had Bud Lite before.. and it was quite watery, + the carbonation taste was to strong.. (almost like drinking beer flavored tonic)
Thinking about trying a dark beer, so a friend recommended Guiness.
Is it better stuff? or what should i try first

Guinness is pretty full on, I would go for a porter or something first, or almost any of the real ales they range quite dramatically in strength.
I would however not bother with light beer unless you want to be sober but needing to pee constantly.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Guinness is pretty full on, I would go for a porter or something first, or almost any of the real ales they range quite dramatically in strength.
I would however not bother with light beer unless you want to be sober but needing to pee constantly.

I thought lite beers were just low calorie but full strength, no?

I thought this might be helpful. I'm a big Guinness fan, so I'm a bit biased.

Does A Guinness Really Have As Many Calories As A Bud Light? | Food Republic

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

I thought lite beers were just low calorie but full strength, no?

Nononono, you get super strength, export strength, regular strength, mid strength then light (think shandy bass)

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Nononono, you get super strength, export strength, regular strength, mid strength then light (think shandy bass)

Low alcohol beer?! That's just plain weird

Originally Posted by Bigirishkev

Low alcohol beer?! That's just plain weird

You can get no alcohol beer you know.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

You can get no alcohol beer you know.

I know that Guinness make kaliber, an alcohol free lager. The alcohol they remove is added into the stout