You know beer well, and you'll only drink the best beers in the world.
Watered down beers disgust you, as do the people who drink them.
When you drink, you tend to become a bit of a know it all - especially about subjects you don't know well.
But your friends tolerate your drunken ways, because you introduce them to the best beers around.
It's just a bit of fun Mark. You're not an exotic dancer either (I presume) but you voted in that one.
Come on guys I can't be the only one?
To many people confuse drinking for drunkness :shock: (which aren't the same thing in my book). A pint for me is the experience in a pub with friends having a chat. What's wrong with that?
I can't remember the last time I got drunk (New Years Eve I think) but a pint can be lovely. I certainly prefer the taste to Coke etc . . .
I'm still impressed it picked my perfect pint (Guinness isn't a beer though it's a stout).
You're not fussy when it comes to beer. If someone hands it to you, you'll drink it.
In fact, you don't understand beer snobbery at all. It all tastes the same once you're drunk!
You're an enthusiastic drinker, and you can often be found at your neighborhood bar.
You're pretty good at holding your liquor too - you've had lots of experience.
You appreciate a good beer, but you're not a snob about it.
You like your beer mild and easy to drink, so you can concentrate on being drunk.
Overall, you're a friendly drunk who's likely to buy a whole round for your friends... many times.
Sometimes you can be a bit boring when you drink. You may be prone to go on about topics no one cares about.
You appreciate a good beer, but you're not a snob about it.
You like your beer mild and easy to drink, so you can concentrate on being drunk.
Overall, you're a friendly drunk who's likely to buy a whole round for your friends... many times.
Sometimes you can be a bit boring when you drink. You may be prone to go on about topics no one cares about.
I'm a spirits man myself. Recently developed a taste for Southern Comfort.
Phew!
I've no problem when someone doesn't drink but do have a problem with being told it's wrong to drink.
I used to hate Guinness too but now love it. It's very much an acquired taste, like marmite/vegimite. I started off with Caffery's/Kilkenny and moved up.
"Few people know that Velkopopovický Kozel is currently the best-selling Czech beer abroad - in 2004, it sold at least one million hectolitres outside the Czech Republic."
Try it if you see it. It's well available in stores and pubs at least here in Finland.
edit: I thought this was quite interesting bit of news from the previously mentioned site:
"Dark beer from Velke Popovice has also won fans abroad, particularly in Scandinavia and the Baltic states, Great Britain, France, Greece, Spain last but not least Australia, where in 2004 it even won the gold medal in the dark beer category at the International Beer Championship in Sydney. In Finland, the beer is the most popular imported brand, a symbol of the entire category of dark beers."
Do you drink Budwieser (not the US stuff, the Czech one).
I'm aware of it, but I have to say I'm unsure whether I've ever drank it.
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