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Battle of the beers - 1st round, Heat 9

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Which beer?

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GlasgowSUFC said:
Ken, in your professional opinion, do you agree different people have different tolerance for Stella? Personally 6 pints of it & I'm a really happy cheery drunk, 7 I turn into a raging psychotic nutjob. Is this par for the course do you think?

There's definitely a "loopy" chemical in Stella that sets the majority of it's drinkers off. Personally, as I said when the idea to start this competition off, I'm glad InBev have brought out alternatives like Peetermans Artois!
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Therein lies the problem with lager brewed and sold in the UK, to me it always has a very bitter & chemically after taste, which you just don't get in Stella or similar lagers when you are on the continent. IMO most UK brewed lagers are aerated p!ss, served at a low temperature so that oxygen to the brain is cut off, hence the feeling of drunkeness.
 
They sell a great bottled lager in wetherspoon pubs called Zywiec. It's Polish, 5.6% made from finest hops, yeast etc and sells for £2.10 for a 500m bottle. Happy drinking.
 
Come on people make Harry Patch proud, I know he fought in world war 1 but had to live through world war 2, no question it has to be Spitfire
 
I've never had Spitfire before (might have to now), but it wins for me without me even having tried it because Stella is one of the rare few lagers that I don't like.
 
i like most ales but i'm not really that keen on spitfire so it's beater for me... many good (hazy) memories
 
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