How is the beer in Canada

Depends.

What do you like at the moment?

I live in German at the moment and the beer is the best in the world is the beer there the same as beer in britain

A nice cold crisp lager.aaaaahhhhh

Well this stuff isn't too bad, as lager goes, if you like your German stuff: Sleeman Cream Ale

I like that and have some in the fridge currently...

MGD, Bud, Sol, Heineken, Corrs, Steinlager, Grolsch etc. are all widely available in liquor stores. The cold bit comes as standard. actually having the beer in the stores in cold rooms is such a good idea and I don't know why they don't do it more in the UK - probably because the supermarkets sell most of the beer and they have limited cold space for beer and wine

We have all the usual in the liquor store..Bud, Stella, Hoegarden, Caffrey's and then some Canadian stuff like Rickyards, Garrison etc which is nice.

I did get a friendly-moaning from Canadians when I drank Bud though...I think it was because it is from the US.

I am glad to see you have got your priorties straight, job .... don't care, house..... don't care, money ........ hmmm maybe, will i have enough for beer. if the beer is c*** not going lol

Job got house who needs one loads a money

Here in Winnipeg The Toad in Osborne has Boddingtons on Draught, plus some Irish Beers including that Black Stuff

But some times, I still long, just a little bit, for a good pint of Greene King IPA, served a cellar temperature.

Still haven't found any Wadworth's here.



On our trip back to Wiltshire last year, we went to Devizes to visit our mate. I nearly cried when I saw the Wadworth's beer dray delivering the beer barrels around Devizes.

Sarah

It's a problem. There's no beer tradition among Canadians. The beer industry is dominated by a couple of major firms and retail sales are subject to draconian regulation in most provinces. It's not a good country for beer drinkers.

Do try a Labatt 50 though, that's a different experience.

You have a love hate relationship with this brand. I've never tried it, but I presume it's as innocuous and standard as the rest of John Labatt's products.

To the OP: you can find a great deal of very nice beers here (although many are not locally produced).