Tiger or Carlsberg

[Charlie99]

third bottle from right, if i'm not mistaken its a Chinese beer right?

I believe it is a Belgian beer,
and used to be in a 750 ml bottle, 7% alcohol

 

[roadrunner]

my fav.....c my avatar...
sadly no prc or aunties promote it...

alamak, wrong country lah, no prc or aunties promote it for you here but if you go bavaria.. i'm sure got very nice looking german mei mei by the name of heidi to help you drink it.

 

[roadrunner]

I believe it is a Belgian beer,
and used to be in a 750 ml bottle, 7% alcohol

are u sure anot? with a name like Chi-May must be Chinese

just joking, of course it's Belgian, trappists beer brewed by the monks! http://www.chimay.com/en/en.html?IDC=27

 

[Agoraphobic]

I am surprised that your favourite is Labatt's Blue (from Canada).
Have you tried Labatt's Classic? or Molson Canadi*n?
I am from the True North, Strong and Free.

When I first arrived in Canada and hung around with the neighbours in their garages (they don't smoke in their houses) we all drank imports and premium brands, then as time passed, we drank more and more and to save money, we all settled for the common popular brands - Molson Canadian, Labatt's Blue, Budweiser (Canadian brewed) and Carlsberg (also locally brewed) - that's where I realized that the standard taste for most people was a 5% lager. Soon, some of us even went for the lower cost brands (Lakeport). One neighbour brews his own beer and comes up with different concoctions, sometimes coming up with some really excellent recipes, too bad he was unable to repeat what he makes with consistency, but we all drank it just the same. Rarely do I go to pubs there but if I do, I usually order Rickard's Red on tap - one of the few dark beers I like.

Cheers!

 

[Charlie99]

When I first arrived in Canada and hung around with the neighbours in their garages (they don't smoke in their houses) we all drank imports and premium brands, then as time passed, we drank more and more and to save money, we all settled for the common popular brands - Molson Canadian, Labatt's Blue, Budweiser (Canadian brewed) and Carlsberg (also locally brewed) - that's where I realized that the standard taste for most people was a 5% lager. Soon, some of us even went for the lower cost brands (Lakeport). One neighbour brews his own beer and comes up with different concoctions, sometimes coming up with some really excellent recipes, too bad he was unable to repeat what he makes with consistency, but we all drank it just the same. Rarely do I go to pubs there but if I do, I usually order Rickard's Red on tap - one of the few dark beers I like.

Cheers!

Now, I understand.
I seldom drink, but if I buy a 12 pack, it may be Steam Whistle or Stella Artois.

 

[yinyang]

Czech beer best, nice hue and taste ..unlike the over carbonated dish water they call beer in OZ. 1st imbibed whilst in Prague, enjoyed whilst shooting the breeze in the fall.. alfresco.

On tap over the bottle or can.

 

[looneytan]

 

[yinyang]

That ONE for the road

2 sides of beer, lift p and drown sorrows

 

[Fishypie]

Great stuffs bro yingyang !..

 

[yinyang]

More pints?

 

[zhihau]

More pints?

bwahahahahahahahahaa... heard a story about a breastfeeding mother whom got herself drunk and breastfed her baby in drunken stupor, the baby slept for hours on end! :p:p:p

 

[wendychan]

Singaporeans no talent. Not even in brewing beer.

u never tried my home brew yet....
proud founder member of homebrew club...now unfortunately known as craft beer club

 

[wendychan]

Singaporean men are useless

I see them at coffeeshop - give the PRC beer girl $20 tips just because she brushed his arm gently

Then dash out and scold the car park auntie because he wants to save $1 coupon

Singapore men FAIL!

hahha lOL. this comment made by day.... so true

 

[Goldeneye]

Both are good beers..but for taste, prefer VB. Hard to find in cheaper joints or coffee shops.

Tiger seems to use more local aunties and heard they also pay better...

 

[yinyang]

More beers?:p Chill out