which beer is the best in the world?

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The best beer in the world depends on where one drinks his/her beer. I've been to Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street in London, a popular hole frequented by Charles Dickens and many notables. We've even had a a2k meet there some years ago. Another place that fits the famous drinking hole class is the Star Bar in Gibraltar, the oldest pub in Gibraltar. I've been there a couple of times and had their fish and chips with their brew. Unfortunately, they've remodeled the place since then that took away their classic ambiance. I've no interest in returning there, but Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese still retains their original ambiance.

Maybe the Tsingtao Beer, you should have a try to it.

The best beer in the world is... the beer that you most like!

So... this one actually belongs to the beer thread:

Bath Ales "Gem"

How is it? Hoppy? Light? Other?

It's a traditional English "best bitter", quite hoppy, with a long bittersweet finish. It doesn't need to be chilled and works best for me at room temperature or slightly below.

You've got some good breweries down your way.

Bristol Beer Factory No 7 is one of our favourites with a Mumbai street style curry at the Thali Café.

Dawkins beers are good too, although they are brewed a little way away in Timsbury, near Bath:



We live about 100 yards away from the Wiper and True brewery.

We've got the Ringwood Brewery which is alright I suppose but nothing to get excited about, but there is a tiny brewery in Winchester which is quite good.

I should say Forty Niner and Old Thumper are definitely something to get excited about. Both of these are in our local shop and we like them. I like the look of that Prowler Pale, being crazy about cats.

That's right, cats, not gnats.

Corona, ice cold, lemon or lime slice in the neck, salt on the rim. Best summer beer.

School's out?

Sorry but I must disagree here. Corona is IMHO not worthy of a BEST beer in the World status. I put it in the opposite category. I guess it's one of those
"one man's pleasure is another man's poison"sorts of things.

Speaking of UK-based (I know it's Irish) beers and ales, I like Smithwicks and also Old Speckled Hen.

Hi, Rags.
I'm a member of both camps, though I'm not beer connoisseur. I liked what I liked.

I of course like different beers. I hope people who yell about Corona (not a favorite) have not lived their lives in incredible heat. You just think you have.