What's your favourite beer when you have a "night in" in front of the telly?

[Brighty3006]

JHB. Oakham ales

 

[woody]

Guinness out of a bottle!

 

[tusker]

Old Speckled Hen. or Abbott ale.
Tusker

 

[Ben1980]

As above Abbott ale or specked hen

 

[Red Dragon 2]

Double dragon or Specked Hen

 

[DamaDama.243]

Fursty Ferret

 

[steve54]

Guinness. - preferably draught ( if possible poured properly in Ireland)
A nice Whisky with a dash of Canada dry.
A good single malt - with maybe a single ice cube.

 

[Tim.243]

I don't drink ( last 18 years) never smoked as well, also never drank at home. However I soon found out larger gave me a dreadful hangover as did cider. Watching real ale drinkers was like a gathering of stamp collectors lol.
Vodka was the drink for me for quite a while but still got hangovers so I stopped.
A lager shandy with a sit down Indian meal is what I would have...

So my answer is tea 1 sugar blue top milk..

Tim.243

 

[Cottis]

On hot summer day sat outside in the peace and quiet, it is hard to beat a seriously cold crisp glass of Bitburger. That stuff is soooo clean and crisp but full of flavour.

With a curry, Cobra.

Winter months, probably would opt for local Hook Norton ales which are all lovely

But let's be honest, they all pale in to insignificance compared to a decent bottle of Claret or Rioja.

 

[McKenzie]

Don't drink either; just water for me.

Even when I did drink I certainly wouldn't drink beer in the evening. Red wine would be my preferred choice.

 

[Turkish]

Big fan of the Citra and American hoppy beers.

Currently quaffing Hobgoblin Gold and IPA. Both thirst quenching and very refreshing. +1 for Shipyard IPA. If you like these , then you will also be a fan of the Oakham Citra IPA.
All are brewed with a specific hop variety, and also have a steeping of dried hops in the post mashing process to up the bitterness.

 

[dartmoordog]

Devon Rock Craft Lager...........Bloody ansome!

 

[kes]

I have to agree with others, cold Guinness has to be DRAUGHT and if poured in Dublin, tastes different to anywhere else in the world.

 

[JSW]

Nuns delight or better known as Bishops finger, in my younger days a very long time ago it was half of draft Guinness to topped up with a stingo (barley wine) could not do that now.

 

[stubear]

Really into my Belgian beers at the moment - Leffe Blond in particular.

 

[bluesako]

i packed in drinking when it went to a pound a pint i used to drink chester& bitter chester was a barley wine brewed by greenhalls brewerey in warrington and now i couldnt tell you how much a pint is? bs

 

[tozzybum]

St Austall Tribute on draught,bottled Thatchers with ice and relaxing Balvennie double barrel single malt mmmm.

 

[Scotty99]

+1 for Butty Bach my local brewery.

 

[tarponhead]

No Stella Tortoise fans?

 

[Papa]

An EKU and who gives a xxxx what’s on !