I'll have a pint of...

[Ben H]

So then, what's your beverage of choice in the pub?

In terms of your usual tap/draught stuff, I'm a fan of Amstel, Beck's and Brains SA and Leffe Blonde. I'm breaking out into the world of 'proper ales' but at the moment I have to be in a very specific mood to want to drink it! One drink I wish it was possible to find over here is Gaffel Kolsch; it's fantastic stuff.

[AndyXH558]

If it was at home then I do like a leifmans framboise beer, keo beer or Farsons Cisk. in the pub a nice scrumpy like the stuff they have at the flanker and phantom as its the only time i dont drive! woohoo!

[DanH]

I'm quite partial to a bit of Hopping Hare myself. During the summer months if the weather is nice I also find Magners Pear Cider to be quite a refreshing and enjoyable beverage, but during the winter you can't beat a glass of Macallan.

[Tommy]

I'm a student so...whichever is cheapest!

I quite like to try the local stuff wherever I go, be that in Shrewsbury or Leicester. I'm pretty partial to a Newcastle Brown every once in a while. Or a nice cold bottle of Bud.

[Mr Flibble]

Pint of Butcombe please.

Brewed really locally - only a few miles down the road.

Really like Tribute too.

For something cold I like a big bottle of San Miguel, Tiger or a pint of Estrella.

Becoming partial to a G&T too. If you'll excuse me being picky, a Tanqueray and Fever Tree Tonic

[Fumbles]

Over the past few years I have found my taste buds change.. Lately I'll be drinking slowly because the Ale is a whopping 7.2% is "Arrogant Bastard" from a small company in the U.S. "Arrogant Bastard" can be found in a few places in the UK like "The Fat Cat" pub, Sheffield once and a while. On my yearly trip to the UK usually in my hands you will find a pint of Spitfire or Moonlight.

[pbeardmore]

London Pride is a good steady pint. Coopers Sparkling Ale from Adelaide is perfect in the summer

[HMS Seahawk]

Exmoor Beast or Doom Bar are rather appealing to me and sold in some branches of Weatherspoons. For a blond beer Duvel or Leffe are okay and sold in bottled form in some supermarkets.

[aceyone]

Biddenden Strong Kentish Cider
Kopparberg Pear Cider
Spitfire Ale or Grolsch

[profile_M]

I'm a real ale man personally and am partial to several as some on here could confirm! Too many favourites to name them all but here is a few to put the point across

Copper Dragon
Black Sheep Riggwelter
Wychwood Hobgoblin
Doom Bar
Timothy Taylors Landlord
Theakstons Old Peculiar
Any Adnams
Any Roosters

I better stop before I get a reputation as an alcoholic!

[rdchawk]

I can't drink at all due to health conditions, so it'll be a pint of diet coke.

[phreakf4]

I can't drink at all due to health conditions, so it'll be a pint of diet coke.

Neither can I, I also need to avoid Vitamin C (which rules out orange or lemon or any other citrus fruit) and iron, which eliminates a few others and I hate Coke (or any kind of Cola) anyway, so it's usually pineapple juice or decaf tea (not allowed caffiene either!) or hot chocalate. Can't say it's ever bothered me, though I do remember enjoying a good coffee before the caffiene ban.

I once was persuaded to try Mountain Dew at a RIAT arrivals day, being assured by those around me that it did not contain caffiene.....it does and I spent most of the day suffering liver pains as a result. Did my concentration and therefore my photography no good at all....

[BDL]

Shepherd Neame Late Red or Whitstable Bay Oyster beer.

[Monty]

Whilst travelling in NZ last year I did become quite fond of a bottle of Speight's. Unfortunately nobody seems to sell it over here.

[parsley]

Does anyone know if Youngs Winter Warmer is still brewed ?

[iaint]

I'll drink anything as long as it's cold, wet and alcoholic!
If lager I tend to go for Carlsberg or Kronie.
Pale ales if I go for the 'real' stuff... I'm particularly fond of Deuchars, but sometimes I can be found working my way along the guest ales selection for whatever's on. I'll definitely stay away from the dark ales/stouts (apart from a good point o'Guiness)

[iainpeden]

To pinch a Billy Connoly joke:

A Pint of Creme deMenthe - which is what the Pope drinks - which is why they carry him around in a chair.

In reality, Ruddles County while it was still brewed in Rutland, Greene King IPA as it's only £1 a bottle in Morrissons at the moment or Butcombe (bottled).

[boff180]

Another real ale man here.

Can't beat a pint of Theakstons Old Peculier or Batemans Rosey Nosey.

Andy

[The Big Cheese]

Most ciders, a bit partial to the Swedish ones, Kopparberg and Rekorderlig. Like a nice light beer as well.

[TomTwin]

Quite partial to a real ale and cider myself, particularly a good Southwold Jack or a Magners.

[The Big Cheese]

Oooh, that reminds me, if I ever drink a dark beer it's usually a Broadside. Used to go to Southwold on holiday as a kid and the smell from the brewery was awesome.

[AndyXH558]

Thanks Paul for the reminder. Rekorderlikg strawberry and lime cider.. mmmm

[AndyXH558]

Huey green ian..

[Mr OAG]

Old Speckled Hen or Abbot....or if I can find it Old Crafty Hen(same as OSH but with a bit more Speckle ) or Abbot Reserve

...or indeed any real ale!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mind you a nice cold cider hits the spot quite nicely on a hot summers evening....especially New Forest real ciders as opposed to the more commercially available ones found in pubs

[nigelblake]

In order of preference...
Black Sheep Riggwelter
Theakstons Old Peculiar
Isle Of Skye Black Cuillin ale
Guiness