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Originally posted by LeDaemon:
Love some Newcastle from time to time too ftlckr!

Nusuth, I tried a coffee lager as well once and just about gagged myself sick.

Ok, for the brave who want to try the most god awful tasting bitter beer give this a shot. I like to mix and match beers at Central Market and I picked up Old Rasputin Stout one time just because of the label. This stuff burned going down and tasted of used paint thinner. My suggestion is for the hard core drinking guys serve this up with some of your buddies and see who can quaff it down first.

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Old Rasputin! Very old choice. Ive had the pleasure of visiting the brewery a couple times and enjoying it on tap.

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Originally posted by ArcheyMoore:
Old Rasputin! Very old choice. Ive had the pleasure of visiting the brewery a couple times and enjoying it on tap.

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I'm surprised you liked it. From my memory its still the foulest beer I've had.

Currently in my fridge is Warsteiner Dunkel



At a German Restaurant in town I go to every once in a while where they serve it by the litre.

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Originally posted by LeDaemon:
Mead is sooo good, but a bit pricey for a beer drinker.

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Well in the land down under beer is pretty damn cheap if you drink local stuff...but I'm a cider guy. And ciders come in at upwards of AUD$8 a bottle - the most expensive I've had was $12 I think - would have been Bulmers.

I mean, I have a 3-4 drink limit when I go out really, not into getting smashed, so I see it as spending as much as other people (possibly less) who get wasted and are fucked up with hangovers for the proceeding 24 hours meaning I also have a better time.

Actually, that's one little niggle I have haha - Aus has a license to brew Bulmers locally and it is nothing in comparison to the proper stuff - you can get imported, but at even more of a premium.

Anyway, back on track, I think a bottle of mead direct from the winery set me back like $16 or something, so not bad at all

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