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>Have you tried/do you like English ales?

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what does ale mean? ive never seen beer with that color

Qué?

It's a different fermentation process
They can range from this light to this dark

>It's a different fermentation process
ACHKSHUALLY

The color of beer is a function of the amount of the various types of coloring pigments created during malting, not the fermentation process.

No but I would really like to.
Recommend me decent brands.

St. Peter's Cream Stout

I tried London ale in the UK which was surprisingly good. I don't like British ale as much as central European beer, but it's better than I expected.

Anything I tried in the UK was better than American IPA garbage, t.b.h.

hamburger
yes

I'll drink anything though

>Anything I tried in the UK was better than American IPA garbage, t.b.h.
The majority of IPAs made in the US (and virtually all of the IPAs from the west coast) are over-hopped garbage for people who think that their palate's level of refinement is measured in IBUs. There are some good, balanced ones out there but I would recommend against buying any of them in Spain because IPAs in general are best consumed within about three weeks after bottling and aren't worth drinking after more than about six.

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>what does ale mean?
>it's a different fermentation process
additional information:
>ale isn't really relevant to the colour, see the range of light to dark in this pic
That is an explanation of that exchange for you. Please stop.

horsepiss

>do you like English ales?
Very much so. God bless the Tea Time pub in Krakow.

yeah fucking love English ales

I lived in England for a few years and the beer was easily the best part of it. You could travel the entire country and never drink beer brewed further than 10 km away from the pub you're sitting in if you wanted to.

we have some good beers over here, but it doesn't come close

I quite like American IPAs if I'm honest

Oh yes.
Favorite ones from Wychwood Breweries, like their Scarecrow.. Wonderful.
And since it is autumn and spooky season soon I'm about to refill my stocks at home.

I tried a pale ale before and I didn't like it

Their Bah Humbug Christmas Ale is amazing as well.

Too light?

I like lots of ales, they are refreshing

My old uni had a "Real Ale Society" and they were the most cuntish snobs you'll ever meet

english beer is normally fucking shit, especially 'traditional' beers. fucking warm shite

I exclusively drink american style ipas

No it just didn't taste well. It's not like larger/beer where you can chug it

absolutely disgusting. german beer is the best tasting, but belgian beer is the best for social events

Your old uni wasn't Portsmouth by any chance, was it?

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It's one of my favourite kind of beers, obviously better than lagers and pilseners, although Imperial Stout is my favourite one.

But yeah ales are pretty good, Newcastle Brown Ale is fantastic.

Actually the colour is how long the malt is roasted for

Brewdog and badger brewery are good

Why do English put weird pictures on their beers?

I'm in that at Lancaster university

That's just Wychwood's gimmick, not all breweries do that. X

To be fair a lot do, give em interesting names too

I'm more of a stout/Porter fan, but I can't say I hate English ales.

Stout is a type of als

yeah
had a stout with bangers and mash at a brewpub last week, was pleasant

I had exactly that about 10 minutes ago at the local

Poland

it's literally my favourite thing about England. I have no idea why other countries don't make ales like this. even with the recent worldwide "craft beer" boom it's just thousands of lagers and IPAs and none of the genuinely good ales.

Hoping to go to Poland soon, any beers you can recommend?

I sure tried em, they're okay, if a bit fanciful with sweet flavors

Perła, and stay away from "crafted beer's" how far as you can, this shit is poisonous. Better try Miód Pitny.

Just bought these lads

Expect lagers. Lots of lagers. Poland has traditionally mostly produced lagers, so that's what you'll find in most places. While it might seem a bit boring compared to the selection here, there are way more kinds of lager than you can find in the UK, so make sure to try different ones. For example, many common brands such as Perła or Kasztelan will come in different types, and you can get them all from most corner shops.

More recently there has been a push for wheat beer and IPAs, but I've found the Polish ones to be not very good.

A type of beer that I think is reasonably interesting is the so-called honey beer (miodowe). These should also be available in most places since many of the major brands sell them too.

looks like overpriced rubbish
is it good

>overpriced
It was £2 a bottle m8
>Is it good
Only had the pale so far but yes it was nice

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2. Yes I think England makes great ales.

So we can all agree that the krauts' "literally no fun allowed, ever" beer laws are retarded, right?

What are the laws?

You'd have to ask a German. You can't even market something as beer if you don't make it an exact way but I don't remember the details. Look up reinheitsgebot or some shit like that.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinheitsgebot

It's exactly as autistic as it sounds, if not more so.

Burger
I've never been particularly impressed, but I'm sure the stuff making it to my town isn't the best. Anyone have any recommendations?

>even back in 1516 the eternal kraut was obsessed with bureaucracy and regulations
What the fuck is wrong with these people?

You'd have to ask them, I guess. The last time Krauts made sense to me was 1945.

Edgy.

Cheers for the suggestions. I've no problem with lagers I enjoyed them when I was in cz and Germany
Wheat beer has never really been my thing but I'll try them
Honey beer sounds pretty interesting

>Wheat beer has never really been my thing but I'll try them
I've never understood why c*ntinentals enjoy them as much as they do.

Maybe the Anglo taste buds can't adapt

Had this recently, one of the best ales I've tasted.

yeah, it's ok

not really a fan of beer but i like it

Argentina is more of a wine country right?