The count so far:

Germany - 22
Belgium - 15
U.S.A - 14
Ireland - 9
Czech Republic - 7
Australia - 3
Canada - 3
Denmark - 3
Japan - 3
Mexico - 3
United Kingdom - 2
Belize - 1
France - 1
Holland - 1
Italy - 1
Poland - 1
South Africa - 1
Zimbabwe - 1

In General Czech and then German.

The American beers and the Mexican Corona are good for those thirsty sunny days though.

Belgium for sure :)

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I have this on going argument with my old roommate about the high quality piss he drinks that he refers to as American beer.

I'd go Stella, which I think hails from Italy. And then maybe down to mexico.

1. Stella 2. Negra Modelo 3. Pacifico.

maybe even Mexico first. It just takes me to a happy place.....poolside......sunshine..... shitfaced.

Argentina (EDIT: Especially the province of Mendoza) has great micro breweries... I'd stick to them.

This guy should know, he drinks them all :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

STELLA! I love STELLA!

Next to Peroni that is my favorite too

The United States.

Can get just about any variety of beer, in the world, here via microbrews.

Also, selecting a different country would mean I'd have to move there to continue to appreciate my own homebrew. :-)

If you're looking for styles of beer, though... I'd have to say Belgium, hands down.... while hoping for an occasional import brew from Germany or the Czech Republic.

italy has only one large brewery, i am always glad when i leave italy and return to austria with it hundreds of beers, that's what i call paradise for a beer-lover

A lot of my family is from St Louis and I still live in Missouri, but I can't say I'm a huge Busch fan.

The last couple days I've been enjoying some Schlafly's, though.

And we have a microbrewery downtown that makes some pretty tasty stuff. I cringe when we go for dinner and I see someone ordering a bottle of Bud Light instead of the house beer that was brewed 20 feet away.

USA - The proud home of Miller Lite.

Belgium
 

I have to second it! So Belgium... :upsidedow

Variety is always good.I like many imports.Hoegaaden is good too

The Netherlands for sure with Heineken and Hertog Jan :drinkup

http://alembic.tnw.utwente.nl/borrel.../hertogjan.gif

Hungary and Czech Republic

Hungary and Czech Republic

The Netherlands. No doubt. Check out this brewery if you have a chance next time you're here. You will be impressed! http://www.brouwerijhetij.nl/eng/index.html

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Updated count so far:

Germany - 22
Belgium - 18
U.S.A - 16
Ireland - 9
Czech Republic - 8
Australia - 3
Canada - 3
Denmark - 3
Japan - 3
Mexico - 3
United Kingdom - 2
Italy - 2
Hungary - 2
Belize - 1
France - 1
Holland - 1
Poland - 1
South Africa - 1
Zimbabwe - 1
Argentina - 1
Netherlands - 1

Czech republic

I'm biased towards Cdn. beer (especially when Molson brewed MGD at their Barrie plant).

Also Rickards Red.

definitely Belgium

And little people know, we also got the best fries! In fact.. I still don't get it why people call it "french fries"..

Anyway, my favourite beers are:
1 Duvel
2 Stella
3 Kriek Mystique
4 Cristal
5 Jupiler

Countries:
1 Belgium
2 Germany

germany or denmark

Guys you havent tried Lithuanian beer :D it's called svyturys or kalnapilis these beers are awesome, our beer always won some gold medals, you have to trie it, but i think nobody even know there is Lithuania :DD So my pick is svyturys ekstra(lithuania) and heineken ( holland)

i think stella is a belgium..
fun to meet you in phoenix, you are a riot ! good job on the musical chair contest.
i think i have some pics and footage of you if you are interested..

Cause ZZMG US BEER SUCKS MY TASTE IS SO MUCH BETTER ZAN URES


............. You know we have some really good microbrews here right? :pimp

Frankly, Stella Artois is taken as one of those worse widespread consume beers in the high developed beer countries such as Germany or Czech Rep..

Depends on the taste you are used to, I can drink pretty much most of the beers, yet it's still the Bavarian or Austrian beer that is somehow close to the local taste I like.

I would actually doubt many of those who answered are even familiar with the Pilsener type of beer, it takes a lot of traveling and lot of serious bar time to get a global beer knowledge.

Denmark = Carlsberg

Case closed.

then i guess you have to show me some good ones next time - i only know stuff like miller lite, bud lite etc - and i cant say i like them :winkwink:

all about america, everything is there, traveling as much as i do i have to give up the finer things in life, like bud select

Belgium of course

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Germany, it is.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Beauty!

German beer!

Skull Splitter!