The Three Best Beers in the World

Wildbill · **Posted:** Thu Dec 22, 2011 11:57 pm

Amon_Re wrote:

Draken wrote:

It's quite difficult for me to get ahold of some of those beers here in Korea

We have a decent selection for an asian country, but more would be nice.

My top three beers:

1. Leffe Blonde: Only became my favorite recently... Love the light honey taste

2. Hoegaarden: It has become extremely popular here in Korea over the past year... I liked it before it was cool. hehe
3. Anything from the local micro brewery

1 & 2 are Belgian beers

Now, I want to try those Belgium brews. Being of Flemish descent by way of the UK and Ireland in lineage, I have it on good authority from a first-hand source (summer 2011) that Antwerpen pubs dispense amazing offerings on tap. However, I must admit that the nearby, dreaded Hollanders produce a captivating export called Grolsch. I especially enjoy those bottles with the flippable, wired, rubber-sealed porcelain tops!

Draken · **Posted:** Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:57 am

I re-use those bottles for home brewing

The beer's pretty darned good, too!

Amon_Re · **Joined:** Wed Dec 30, 2009 11:07 pm **Posts:** 29

Wildbill wrote:

Now, I want to try those Belgium brews. Being of Flemish descent by way of the UK and Ireland in lineage, I have it on good authority from a first-hand source (summer 2011) that Antwerpen pubs dispense amazing offerings on tap. However, I must admit that the nearby, dreaded Hollanders produce a captivating export called Grolsch. I especially enjoy those bottles with the flippable, wired, rubber-sealed porcelain tops!

It's not just in Antwerp where the pubs dispense amazing beers, it's just about everywhere

After all, we have over 800 different beers here. Grolsch isn't too bad but doesn't compare well to the better German & Belgian beers.

If you want a list of beers:
http://www.eupedia.com/belgium/belgian_beers.shtml

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The Three Best Beers in the World

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