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Woodchuck Draft Cider: "Spring Cider" (limited release) ★ ★ ★ ★
Has a hint of apple (or pear?) with a honey after-taste. Tastes like a regular cider, but without the pungent smell and overly sweet taste. It's a clear drink that literally looks like water, and at 5% Alc content, it's not bad at all. Great tasting for those that likes to drink slightly fruitier alcoholic beverages.

Duck-Rabbit: Brown Ale ★ ★
Has a really powerful ale after-taste, you'd literally have to drink a full glass to water to get that after-taste out of your mouth. Absurdly strong smelling, and the bitter taste doesn't like to leave your tastebuds.

Lindeman's Framboise Lambic ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Probably one of my favorites, of all time.

Quote:Belgian lambic beer that is fermented using raspberries. It is one of many modern fruitbeer types that have been inspired by the more traditional kriek beer, made using sour cherries.

Framboise is usually served in a small glass that resembles a champagne glass, only shorter (could also be a goblet). Most framboise beers are quite sweet, though the Cantillon brewery produces a tart version called Rosé de Gambrinus that is based on the traditional kriek style. The Liefmans brewery uses Oud bruin beer instead of lambic to make its high quality framboise beer, resulting in a very different taste. Recently, Framboise has become popular outside of Belgium, and can now be found in pubs and supermarkets all over the world.

It looks like a wine & beer combination, and in fact, you drink this in wine glasses, which is the proper way to consume this drink. Highly recommending this with a cheese plate or something if anyone has the time to prepare something like that. Great way to enjoy a movie night with your girlfriend, with a drink such as this. You'll feel like you're drinking wine, but you're not. Just beer. Like how us men likes it. Warning though, extremely expensive. A bottle of this costs $10.50 at the bar I go to.

Wells Banana Bread Beer ★ ★ ★
Has a sweet aftertaste of a banana flavor, I have no idea where the 'bread' part comes from. It doesn't taste like banana bread, not to me anyways. It's relatively sweet and isn't all that powerful, but it's certainly flavorful. This is a bad drink for those that enjoys a kick in their beer, but a decent on for people that enjoys fruitier-beers.

Samuel Adams: Boston Ale ★ ★ ★
A relatively decent drink, and at a more affordable price than the rest. Mediocre at it's finest.

Stella Artois
(gonna have to try this one again, forgot what it tastes like..)

Dundee: Original Honey Brown Lager ★ ★ ★ ★
Very sweet, mild, and smooth. You'd probably have to drink quite an amount to get drunk off of this though, and it has an irresistibly sweet honey & clover taste to it. Recommending this for sure !

Cherish Raspberry Lambic ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Comparable to Framboise Lambic, except that this is less sour, has a higher ABV (5%), and tastes . . . a lot stronger overall. At first sip, I would imagine it to be similar to the Framboise, and it really is extremely similar. The taste of rapsberries just literally stays on the tip of my tastebuds, oh~, why so good. Except the Framboise tasted like strawberries, and more like champagne. Strange, Cherish Raspberry Lambic tasted more beer than it did champagne, but once again, it had a combination of both tastes, so it's hard to decide. It's considered as a beer, but you have to use either a goblet or a wine glass to consume this for maximum classy dining experience and taste ! ! !

O'Fallen Cherry Chocolate Beer ★ ★ ★
Pretty decent, has a cherry & chocolate flavor to it. Nothing special, it's pretty light (imo).

Asahi Super Dry ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Really mild, smooth, and .. I can't even describe this beer. It's f`ucking awesome. Just try it.

Sapporo ★ ★ ★
Rather expensive in the states, note that it's brewed over in Canada though, even if it originated over in Japan. I tried it, and my friend said it's supposed to be a very light beer. Instead, what I got was a strong tasting beer, nothing like how she described. I guess they brewed it differently over in Canada, meh. You can probably get drunk off of this stuff pretty quick, haha. It's not bad, but not something I'd drink often.

Duvel ★ ★ ★ ★

Quote:-Kronenburg (not very good)
-Leffe
-Hoegaarden (thanks Rob for reminding me)

Shidoshi Wrote:Here in France I've had:

Nalek Wrote:>notices lack of Dogfish Head
>disappoint

Myles Wrote:Might be going to a Beer Festival in Amsterdam though :3

C0SA Wrote:The only international beers I've tasted are Heineken, Corona and Brahma, which are good, but the peruvian beers are just my favorite... Well, Heineken is extremely good too.

Khoi Wrote:Wheat beers are relevant to my interests, mmm.

Rob Wrote:Well, I've never counted Stella or Warsteiner or even Heineken there. They're common stuff here. o-o

MagicsBISH Wrote:WOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! THIS SHOULD BE MY THREAD.

I LIVE NEXT TO ONE OF THE BIGGEST BREWERIES OF THE WORLD!!! (5km away)
Krombacher! most populated Beer in Germany and well known in whole Europe.