Wine Vs Beer

[CountArach]

*Drinks his Stella Artois*

I love this stuff...

[Pannonian]

*Drinks his Stella Artois*

I love this stuff...

Stella is beer for people who can't find proper beer.

[CountArach]

Stella is beer for people who can't find proper beer.

What is this proper beer you speak of?

[Pannonian]

What is this proper beer you speak of?

Of the ones that are commonly available in the pubs I frequent, Spitfire, Old Peculier, Abbot Ale, Broadside. Then there are others that supplement the usuals, and I usually try some of those as well, although I don't remember their names. Some of those beers don't work of course, but there's a good variety, and I enjoy trying unfamiliar beers.

[Sasaki Kojiro]

Of the ones that are commonly available in the pubs I frequent, Spitfire, Old Peculier, Abbot Ale, Broadside.

Pish and tiffle, I'm afraid none of those are proper beers old chap. You should try The Abandoned Shoe Factory Brewery’s famed Soothsucker Pine Sap Ale.

[Pannonian]

Pish and tiffle, I'm afraid none of those are proper beers old chap. You should try The Abandoned Shoe Factory Brewery’s famed Soothsucker Pine Sap Ale.

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Another safe tactic is to compare the beer with one that doesn’t actually exist. Because the beer ranks swell every week, even the most knowledgeable of beer experts won’t call you out, for fear of appearing “out of the loop.” So instead actually stating an opinion of a beer, say it is “a lot like The Abandoned Shoe Factory Brewery’s new Soothsucker Pine Sap Ale, in the sense that they’re completely different.”

Shepherd Neame's Spitfire
Theakston's Old Peculier
Greene King's Abbot Ale
Adnams' Broadside

[Reverend Joe]

Pish and tiffle, I'm afraid none of those are proper beers old chap. You should try The Abandoned Shoe Factory Brewery’s famed Soothsucker Pine Sap Ale.

Why would you want to drink beer that tasted like feet?

Also, Stella Artois ain't bad.

[Quintus.JC]

Coca Cola

[CountArach]

Of the ones that are commonly available in the pubs I frequent, Spitfire, Old Peculier, Abbot Ale, Broadside. Then there are others that supplement the usuals, and I usually try some of those as well, although I don't remember their names. Some of those beers don't work of course, but there's a good variety, and I enjoy trying unfamiliar beers.

None of those are ever sold here.