I've never really ventured from 'the norm' when it comes to drinks, so those that I listed is basically all I know. Apart from Stella which I'm not a great fan of.

Ale - Moorhouse's Pendle Witches Brew
Lager - Especial, Coral, Kingfisher
Cider - Stowford Press
Red Wine - St. Hallets Old Block Shiraz

Red Cuillin from Skye, drank it in a pub in the island tjis summer, hands down best beer ive ever had.

whats with the fosters hate, had 7 pints of that last night

Cider - Stowford Press

Tell me more, you have me

Alhambra Gran Reserva
Quilmes
Peroni Red Label
Mahou
Erdinger

comment by Respected pranksteroflove-angry-dragon (U6283)
posted 6 minutes ago
whats with the fosters hate, had 7 pints of that last night
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I bet you had a 'dash of lemonade' too!!

Camerons Ruby red

Camerons ruby red sounds good and Starropramen is a great shout for a decent pils as would be the original Budwesier, not that American muck.

GuinnyKev.

I discovered Red Cuillin while visiting Skye a few years ago, top ale which was going to become available nationally through Safeway supermarkets, then Safeway went bust

comment by Respected pranksteroflove-angry-dragon (U6283)
posted 21 minutes ago
whats with the fosters hate, had 7 pints of that last night
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kebab and babestation after?

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Fosters is vile and should never be classed as a beer.

Pretty much anything from Brewdog, especially their Punk IPA and 5am Saint.

I used to drink all the Fosters/Carling/Carlsberg etc at uni etc, but now iv realised they all taste of p!ss once they start to warm up past absolute zero.

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whats with the fosters hate, had 7 pints of that last night

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comment by ®åρtor (U1071)
posted 59 seconds ago
Harrys, you ever tried Old Tom. It's a strong dark ale at 8.5%, but its one of the best. A mate of mine found it on tap in a pub somewhere in the lake district. I've never seen it in any pub in or around London
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Can't say as I have mate, do you know who brews it?

Worst hangover beers

Stella

Krony



Worst hangover ever on free wine

Fosters, Carling and especially Calsberg are disgusting. People drink Harp here but that's just as bad. I usually pay the bit extra to drink something I like, Heineken or Corona. I quite liked the Georgian beer I drank when I was last there.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=georgian+beer&espv=210&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=OciIUsn4GaXb7Aa_oIHoDw&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=666#es_sm=93&espv=210&q=georgian+beer+karva&tbm=isch&facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=vcRNbFVsHae5YM%3A%3BBObKQ8N7VyZb-M%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.ge.all.biz%252Fimg%252Fge%252Fcatalog%252F7475.jpeg%253Frrr%253D1%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.ge.all.biz%252Fbeer-light-bgg1076913%3B300%3B456

I was buying it in 2 litre bottles.

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Bad beers (IMHO)

Everards Tiger (tastes like farm yard slurry) and anything by the Sleaford Brewery Company.

The mass market lagers are awful, fosters/carling/carlsberg etc, can't stand bud either, don't mind too much nastro azzuro, peroni.

Robinsons Best is a good drop as is Wards of Sheffield.

Plenty of votes for Fuller's LondonPride

How could I forget Jenning's Snecklifter?

I can't drink beer if it's not of draught.

I hate bud! awful beer