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Bitter or Lager?
Which do you prefer and why.
Is bitter healthier to drink than Lager? |
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I used to drnk a lot of bitter when I was a teen, but prefer lager now... and prefer fruit juice to either
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A pint of heavy !
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Defo lager
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What's the difference
Beer's beer to me..
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Bitter!
Well, real ales preferably. |
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this should go in the food and drink forum. I'll alert the mods to get it moved.
It depends where I am and the time of year. Sometimes I drink beer in the winter and lager in the summer as lager is colder. I find I can drink more beer in one sitting than i can lager due to less gass in the drink. |
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What's the difference
Beer's beer to me.. ![]() ![]() Generally bitter for me ( bodingtons, caffreys, worthington smooth flow etc) but when its hot a lager is nice and refreshing. |
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Bitter, not keg either proper real ale served between 4 and 8 degrees.
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Bitter, not keg either proper real ale served between 4 and 8 degrees.
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bitter makes the best shandy
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Real Ale for me, although some continental lager style beers are OK.
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it does seem that the UK is about the only place where a lager and a beer are different I don't think this is really understood properly in the rest of Europe
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Bitter, not keg either proper real ale served between 4 and 8 degrees.
Answer: I do after 12 of them (saved you the bother )
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it does seem that the UK is about the only place where a lager and a beer are different I don't think this is really understood properly in the rest of Europe
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Do they really have 'bitter/ale' in europe?...it's more lager's over there isn't it....
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Lager but kopparberg kicks both there asses.
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Do they really have 'bitter/ale' in europe?...it's more lager's over there isn't it....
Also on the continent a lager isn't as gassy as we get here either, just try Carlsberg in Denmark and here to taste the difference Last edited by sherer : 06-02-2008 at 16:51. Reason: correct spelling |
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it does seem that the UK is about the only place where a lager and a beer are different I don't think this is really understood properly in the rest of Europe
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Eeuuuch
Neither. |
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Winter - Bitter/Guinness
Summer - Ice cold Lager |
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Bitter to line the stomach, larger for everything else...
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Bitter - I'm a grown up!!!!!
Alan |
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Bitter - I'm a grown up!!!!!
Alan lager as sold in this country is downright awful. Proper lager is good but you have to go to Europe for it. |
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Real Ale for sure - no nitrokeg for this girl! I'm also partial to decent mild and porter.
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Beer's beer to me.. 