Now here is a thread with a future.

Budweiser isn’t bad in the UK. Mortlake water is way better than its equivalent in the US

Similarly Indian Kingfisher when it was brewed by Shepherd and Neame was great and much better than its Indian parent. Less good now Heineken brews it

I agree Tsing Tao is very nice and good value. Also Estrella.

In Prague I drank draft Budweiser, a really top brew. In bottles Kozel was best. I also lived in a brew pub in Brno which was brilliant.

My favourites are bitter. Locally Westerham and Pilgrim (Reigate) are to die for.

Young’s was my favourite but it deteriorated, especially after Charles Wells got hold of it.

You can’t go wrong with London Pride or Spitfire. Harvey’s is an acquired taste but to me it’s gorgeous

Locally to you it has to be Batemans. Really excellent.

Further North Jennings, Timothy Taylor’s and Caledonian stand out.

To the West Hook Norton is oh so yummy and Wye Valley is brilliant.

So that’s tomorrow sorted out.

Edited by Mapletree (23 Dec 2018 11.35pm)

I think Cryst was thinking more of Leffe, beers like that

On draft
Wow a lovely but dangerous beer.
A bit like herlimans blimey how do you spell it.
But you remember a sesh on that.

Personally I don’t like room temperature beer. I’ll drink it and like it but it’s why I don’t touch a lot of bitter. A good one is great but after a bit your chops start to pine for a cool pint, hence why I like Guinness.

That’s reminded me there’s that small bottle of premium lager brewed by Guinness in bottles with that a white and red label the more connoisseur lager drinker and spender buys.