The best lager on sale in the UK, suggestions please

[Mastiff]

Depends.

Staropramen is bloody lovely and absolutely my favourite, but I would struggle with it as a "session" beer. I wouldn't last long at the Sunday 4 O'clock club if I was drinking that!

Usually Carling Extra Cold or Stella 4 - depending on where the club is meeting!

[Matt80M]

Birra Moretti, served ice cold in one of those big wine glass things on a warm summer evening.

[Matt80M]

Wadeski said:

Meantime is pretty good, and its from London.

I know the owner of the Meantime Brewery - based down in Greenwich. He's a great guy and very good golfer (not that that matters) For his degree, he went to university in Munich and studied brewing.

[m8rky]

My vote goes to Tyskie the second greatest thing after ladies with nice bottoms that Poland has given us.
Has a nice almost buttery taste to it,very drinkable and no headache in the morning that I seem to get with Stella.

[jas xjr]

Can you still get coors extra gold on draught ? Had this a long time ago and we all remarked on how tasty it was

[egomeister]

I have enjoyed Kasteel Cru, Windhoek, Sapporo and Kronenbourg Grand Cru, all of which I have picked up in the supermarkets.

There are also a lot of random German stuff about, but its very hit and miss whether you can find it anywhere!

[Mastodon2]

It has to be Asahi for me. It's got the perfect balance of crispness and flavour for me.

[anonymous-user]

Nils Oscar god lager for a few.

I love leffe too

not a lager but brew dog's punk is glorious as refreshing as a lager but very grape fruity.

Sapporo lager is clean and nice too but expensive.

San Miguel always brings back fond memoires

[dazco]

OllieC said:

Perroni is overrated and costs about £4.

How is it overrated? By whom?

[jas xjr]

dazco said:

How is it overrated? By whom?

Last time I had some , it said bottled in Italy , which made a pleasant change from all the brewed under licence beers

[craigjm]

Meantime Helles, 4.4%

Honeyed lemon nose; crisp, full-bodied mouth feel with delicate lemony notes, dry grainy finish.

Freedom Pilsner, 5%

Fine bitter lemon and grainy toasted white bread nose; soft mellow citrus on the palate with a lingering bitter finish.

Cotswold Dark Lager, 5.5%

Dark gleaming amber; nose is a soothing confection of milk chocolate and toffee; milk chocolate, vanilla, mocha coffee on the palate; lasting dry finish.

West St. Mungo, 5%

Soft floral nose with undercurrent of caramel. Good body, dry bitter finish.

Leeds Brewery Leodis, 4.5%

As dark as treacle; resiny hop with wisps of smoke on nose; the palate is smoky, bitter and dry.

[LHD]

Tennents.

Seriously.

[anonymous-user]

LHD said:

Tennents.

Seriously.

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Edited by The Spruce goose on Saturday 22 September 19:41

[Urban Sports]

LHD said:

Tennents.

Seriously.

I'm all ears.

[Pooky67]

I go through taste phases. Currently enjoying the Mexican lager Sol, with or without a slice of lime.

[vladcjelli]

Whatever happened to Michelob? Used to really like that.

[Urban Sports]

vladcjelli said:

Whatever happened to Michelob? Used to really like that.

Hell yes, I used to drink that in Cream, where did it go?

[Ray Singh]

Forget the rest.....



Especially if you can find it on tap.

End of thread.

[peaktorque]

m8rky said:

My vote goes to Tyskie the second greatest thing after ladies with nice bottoms that Poland has given us.
Has a nice almost buttery taste to it,very drinkable and no headache in the morning that I seem to get with Stella.

I love this stuff .

[Urban Sports]

Ray Singh said:

Forget the rest.....



Especially if you can find it on tap.

End of thread.

One of my favourite drinks, is it lager?