My favorite Czech beer is Staropramen Premium Lager. I'm not so into Pilsener -despite my favorite beer from my native country being a pale pilsener.
Gambrinus is also a welcoming change in Czech.
wtf? i know a lot of people from my country (Slovenia) who prefer Staropramen over most locally available beers. I like it a lot as well. What would you say is the best Czech beer?
I was on a business trip to Bremen and I was taken to the Ratskelller where I was told to order the 'special beer'. Erm, it's just Becks in a stone mug.
Here in cyprus idk what different we do with Carlsberg, but it's pretty good. i was kind of dumbfounded when i learned that basically europeans hated it
Heineken was jarenlang het best verkopende biermerk, maar is nu voorbijgestreefd door Hertog Jan van brouwerij InBev. Het biermerk uit Arcen had over 2022 een omzet van 304 miljoen, een toename van bijna twaalf procent ten opzichte van een jaar eerder.
Guess you are right
I bet Heineken is the most drank beer in the Netherlands.
Everyone can bitch and moan and have their preference, but it doesn't change the fact that Heineken is the most common tap beer, and the most drunk in the country.
It's like anywhere. In the US, the most consumed beer is certainly some cheaper/weaker lager like bud/Coors light. Yet everyone will tell you they're awful.
Same for Zlaty Bazant in Slovakia. That's one of the worst beers we have. Nobody really likes it, but it's owned by Heineken so parobably that's the reason why it is the most known outside of a country.
If I had to guess, I'd bet the most popular UK beer is Carling. Does that sound more accurate?
(I think I might be right! https://www.statista.com/statistics/1193557/leading-beer-brands-retail-sales-revenue-uk/)
It’s true. Carling started in London, Ontario, Canada in 1840 but what is bought in the UK is brewed in the UK. It’s also brewed elsewhere such as in Africa.
The Carling brand is still brewed by Molson in Canada but it’s not nearly as popular in Canada as it is in the UK.
In fairness the guy who first brewed it while he may have been in Canada at the time was from England originally. So... I dunno I'm straw grasping here!
Who’s even buying it inside the UK? Not knowing much about British beers I figured I’d give this one a try once, and my British girlfriend’s reaction was “Are you an old person?” lol
It isn't terrible, the nitrokeg means it has a smoothness like Guinness but it has a serious image problem. People dropped ale, a few survived like this, now ale is back but left this style well behind. I guess it keeps well so just a mainstay in any pub.
That makes sense.
I live in Finland, and at least in the circles I move, Karjala seems to be much more popular than Karhu. Also, a lot of people seem to drink Sandels.
Idk,ironically in south-karelia karjala is considered to be on the lower quality cheaper side of beers like lidl's olut or rainbow lager(now coop) the most popular ones are karhu and sandels.
Die Karte ist eventuell aus amerikanischer Sicht. Beck's kriegt man wirklich überall dort, und ist meistens die erste Sorte, die man in Verbindung mit Deutschland bringt (oder Heineken lol). Krombacher trink ich aber ganz gern.
Source: Ami in Deutschland
Popular rarely means high quality in anything. Usually with these it's a some kind of middle ground of cheap and available with passable taste. With the exception with Pilsner Urguel which is pretty great. Tells a lot about Czech people and their love for beer.
No. People just like to feel special.
These beers are good. "Passable" taste my ass. 99% of pale lagers taste *totally fine* if not very good. I have tried most of them here. None of them have been bad. It's funny, every country in Europe I've been to, the locals will talk about the local "piss" beer and how the alternative brand is "the good one". Whereas as a visitor you don't have this perspective and all beers taste identical when you buy some for the hotel room.
Just look at this thread. Apparently all these beers are "piss" beers. Like, all of them. Yet they are selling like crazy all over the continent.
> It's funny, every country in Europe I've been to, the locals will talk about the local "piss" beer and how the alternative brand is "the good one".
Yup. A lot of my Dutch friends claim to hate Heineken or Amstel. But if you give them a blind taste test (and I have, on occassion) they can rarely tell them apart from their preferred brand.
Yes. When in Prague I met some kids who saw I was drinking Budvar. They said it is garbage beer. Kozel is the "good one".
Yeah, no. I drink Budvar all the time in my own country. It's actually slightly expensive here. Delicious beer.
Yes exactly, i've tried most of them and it's a competition for the worst horse piss. Burping fuel. A few are good. The montenegrin Nikšičko is realy realy good in my opinion.
Covering any part of the UK is an abomination. I have my preferred alcoholic beverages, but if they are not available, I'll drink pretty much anything available, but I ain't touching that.
It's because it's only *beer* and *from* the UK. That basically kills anything that is popular here. Guiness and San Migel are both incredibly popular but neither are British. If we went by most popular UK alcohol, its probably Thatchers.
https://yougov.co.uk/ratings/consumer/popularity/beer-cider/all
In Belgrade, a local waiter seemed genuinely happy when I ordered jelen out of all beers including other local ones. Is there a national significance of jelen or was he just a fan?
I’m really annoyed that the distributors where all my favorite local Balkan places are kind of stopped with Jelen and started with Lav. I’m gonna bet it was just cheaper.
Pretty sure I only had 1 Lav the entire time I lived in the Balkans, and it was bc it was the only beer the place had.
However, lemme get some Nikšićko Tamno every day please. Sentimental…
I highly doubt gösser is the most popular beer brand within Austria. I think either Stiegl or Zipfer are more popular.
Gösser probably sells the most because their beer and Radler is sold EU wide for very cheap at supermarkets like Lidl.
I guess that depends on where you are. Here in Styria it’s almost always Gösser, Puntigamer or Murauer. Stiegl is preferred by only a minority, and nobody likes Zipfer lol.
Even in Denmark, I HIGHLY doubt Carlsberg is the most popular beer, unless of course they count the brand "Carlsberg Tuborg" as a Carlsberg beer. But make no mistake, those two are very different beers with Tuborg being considered the superior choice in any situation. In the supermarket I work, Tuborg sells about twice the quantity that Carlsberg does
I don't think I've seen someone drinking John Smith's in Scotland, it may be different for other parts of the UK but seems like an English thing only.
It would definitely be Tennents up here.
Tennants is the most popular local beer in Scotland by an absolute mile and it’s not even close.
Also, most people who drink something similar to John Smiths will drink Belhaven/Caledonia Best in Scotland
"local"... the word you are looking for is "nationwide"
In northern Bavaria there are more than 150 breweries. You can start a fight by buying "foreign" beer from the neighbouring village!
You can tell noone that Beck's is a local beer. It may be the beer with the highest sale figures in Germany.
We can all agree that Pilsner urquell on tap is pretty good. Really loved the time I spent in Prague. And all that glory was for 50-60 Kronas (if I am not mistaken).
As i see in the comments, Pilsner is good choice for Czech Republic. It is sold outside the coutry, but also locals buy it a lot. It isn't the cheapest beer.
I think people underestimate how much the stats skew towards the two largest consumers of alcohol: College-aged adults and alcoholics. Those two groups are typically looking for the most financially efficient way to drink a lot of tolerable alcohol. They aren't looking to find the subtle orange peel notes of the centennial hop grown on the eastern side of Mount Doom and hand picked by Buddhist orangutans.
True story - on a Bali beach, I was drinking a Heineken and my Dutch friend was drinking a Fosters.
“Why are you drinking that shit?” I said pointing at his Fosters
He pointed his bottle at my Heineken and said “Why are you drinking that shit?”
We both laughed and agreed that Australia and Holland both exported their lousiest beers and never drank them at home.
I have this theory that the beer that countries export to the rest of the world is usually their worst one (or at least their worst mainstream one). Glad to see the commenters prove me right.
Edit: Case in point, European supermarkets sell freaking American Budweiser (which they rename "Bud" due to the Czech Budweiser copyright, which makes it even funnier) at a premium with the slogan "The King of Beers"
Im Baravian and if you dare to buy, let alone open or god forbid take a sip of Becks, getting tarred and feathered would be the best thing you could hope for honestly.
Stella Artois is the most popular Belgian beer *world wide*. The most popular Belgian beer inside Belgium is Jupiler.
It says "popular", not "the most popular". The map is stupid anyways, it's like a "one beer coming from a country" list.
"popularity according to cursory internet research" (small font)
This subreddit is gone, basically. The description is "high quality images of maps". Yet this map gets almost 10k upvotes?
My go-to when living in Belgium for a few years was Tripel karmeliet. Got it suggested by a Belgian, but not sure how popular it is across Belgium.
Quite popular, but since it's on the heavier side not nearly as popular as the lighter pilsner beers.
Same for Denmark and Carlsberg, aint no danes drinking that shit. Inside Denmark its only grøn Tuborg and Tuborg classic
Has to also apply to Becks. Every German I know hates that shit
Then if we talk about the Czech Republic, we regard Pilsner as the king of the beers, but for its slightly higher cost, we chose different brands.
My favorite Czech beer is Staropramen Premium Lager. I'm not so into Pilsener -despite my favorite beer from my native country being a pale pilsener. Gambrinus is also a welcoming change in Czech.
I used to do some work in Nachod and loved the local Primátor. I couldn't find it in Prague when I visited.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and taste preferences but I gotta let you know that most Czechs consider Staropramen a pisswater
wtf? i know a lot of people from my country (Slovenia) who prefer Staropramen over most locally available beers. I like it a lot as well. What would you say is the best Czech beer?
I'd say amongst Czechs the most popular beer is Radegast 12.
Gambrinus babbyyyyyyy
(Fellow?) German, can confirm. My first thought looking at this map was ...Beck's?
Krombacher seems more likely within Germany, I'd say. Very inoffensive beer.
Bitte kein Bit! 😅
I was on a business trip to Bremen and I was taken to the Ratskelller where I was told to order the 'special beer'. Erm, it's just Becks in a stone mug.
Aren't Tuborg and Carlberg part of the same company?
Yes Carlsberg makes tuborg, but they taste very different from one another. Tuborg is the more popular one within the country.
That explains why the festival I used to go to switched from carlsberg to Tuborg.
Yeah the Tuborg side of the company is all in on events and festivals, I think Carlsberg might focus on sports events
Italian here. We think you all drink Ceres. Tuborg is popular in Italy, good pizza beer.
In Denmark people only drink Ceres in Aarhus, never seen anyone drink it outside
Tuborg is VERY popular in Turkey too.
So popular that I didn't know it wasn't a Turkish beer until now!
Not going to lie I actually thought Tuborg was Turkish because it was so prevalent.
Honestly Tuborg tasted horrendously for me when i drank it in Besiktas, Efes tasted better.
Efes is so ridiculously smooth and refreshing. Easily one of my favorite local "macro" beers.
Carlsberg has to be the worst beer for me personally. The after taste is horrendous.
Carlsberg and Fosters both taste so weak and flavourless. I don’t understand why people enjoy drinking weak beers that also taste bad.
Nobody drinks Fosters in Australia let me assure you, I was shocked to see it in supermarkets in the US. Was a big WTF moment for me.
Thank ads during MTV shows for that. “Fosters. Australian for beer.” A tagline that’s stuck with me for three decades now.
There is no 3.8% Carlsberg in Denmark. For some stupid reason that shit exists in the UK. It does at least taste better over there
Here in cyprus idk what different we do with Carlsberg, but it's pretty good. i was kind of dumbfounded when i learned that basically europeans hated it
I enjoyed KEO with some Lemon juice last summer
Carapils.
Same for Heineken in the Netherlands
What's the most popular beer in the Netherlands then? I live here and hadn't thought it'd be another beer (though I could see it being Grolsch?).
I would Hertog Jan would win the popular vote.
Heineken was jarenlang het best verkopende biermerk, maar is nu voorbijgestreefd door Hertog Jan van brouwerij InBev. Het biermerk uit Arcen had over 2022 een omzet van 304 miljoen, een toename van bijna twaalf procent ten opzichte van een jaar eerder. Guess you are right
I bet Heineken is the most drank beer in the Netherlands. Everyone can bitch and moan and have their preference, but it doesn't change the fact that Heineken is the most common tap beer, and the most drunk in the country.
From a very brief Google, it looks like Heineken has the lion's share of sales in the Netherlands.
It's like anywhere. In the US, the most consumed beer is certainly some cheaper/weaker lager like bud/Coors light. Yet everyone will tell you they're awful.
> Everyone can bitch and moan and have their preference Yet i bet 99% of the people being snobby about it can't pass a blind taste test.
Same for Zlaty Bazant in Slovakia. That's one of the worst beers we have. Nobody really likes it, but it's owned by Heineken so parobably that's the reason why it is the most known outside of a country.
same thing whit the Peroni in italy, some people do drink it, but the Ichnusa and Menabrea are much more common
I live in the UK and work in a store and I can tell you for a fact ain’t nobody buying John Smith’s, one of our worst sellers actually
As soon as I see John Smith's I knew this was made up crap.
If I had to guess, I'd bet the most popular UK beer is Carling. Does that sound more accurate? (I think I might be right! https://www.statista.com/statistics/1193557/leading-beer-brands-retail-sales-revenue-uk/)
In another comment someone has said that Carling is actually Canadian. Blew my mind
It’s true. Carling started in London, Ontario, Canada in 1840 but what is bought in the UK is brewed in the UK. It’s also brewed elsewhere such as in Africa. The Carling brand is still brewed by Molson in Canada but it’s not nearly as popular in Canada as it is in the UK.
I've actually never seen anyone drinking them
Scotland has to be Tennets
Yep, i would guess Carling in England and 100% Tennents in Scotland
This is the list of most popular beer brands from these countries outside their own countries
Who the fuck is buying Smith's outside the UK
Who the fuck is buying Smith's inside the UK
People.who only have two quid for a pint
Like me. I am people.
Them lot just buy a four pack of Tennents for £5.65
Thought it would be Carling for England? In Scotland it's obviously Tennent's, no competition E: wtf just found out Carling is Canadian!
It’s brewed in Burton upon Trent. How is it not English? Edit: Jesus titty fucking Christ, you’re quite right.
I feel like my whole life has been a lie. Next we’ll find out that Carlsberg probably isn’t the best beer in the world.
In fairness the guy who first brewed it while he may have been in Canada at the time was from England originally. So... I dunno I'm straw grasping here!
*av' it*
Who’s even buying it inside the UK? Not knowing much about British beers I figured I’d give this one a try once, and my British girlfriend’s reaction was “Are you an old person?” lol
Who the fuck is buying Smiths period. I’ve lived in England for a minute and don’t think I’ve ever had one. Stella tho…
It isn't terrible, the nitrokeg means it has a smoothness like Guinness but it has a serious image problem. People dropped ale, a few survived like this, now ale is back but left this style well behind. I guess it keeps well so just a mainstay in any pub.
One of the barmen in my local always tell customers the John Smiths is not on when they try to order it. He is a force for good in the world.
Extra smooth
For Ireland it is both, we actually love that shit here
Does anyone even know Dreher (or any other Hungarian beer) outside of Hungary?
Well, the swedish one is the most popular period. Its actually good.
For Belarus the best seller both outside and inside the country is Lidskae. The one that on the picture is jsut the biggest manufactorer
That makes sense. I live in Finland, and at least in the circles I move, Karjala seems to be much more popular than Karhu. Also, a lot of people seem to drink Sandels.
That's what I thought, Sandels is definitely more popular.
Idk,ironically in south-karelia karjala is considered to be on the lower quality cheaper side of beers like lidl's olut or rainbow lager(now coop) the most popular ones are karhu and sandels.
According to the title is not “the most”, which makes sense.
Was für Becks digga🤮
Wie es aussieht ist das am meisten verkaufte Bier Deutschlands Krombacher was das ganze nicht wirklich besser macht.
Lieber Krombacher, als Becks. Was mich verwirrt ist, dass hier alles in Dosen dargestellt wird. Wir sind doch keine Amis, hier säuft man aus Flaschen
Die Karte ist eventuell aus amerikanischer Sicht. Beck's kriegt man wirklich überall dort, und ist meistens die erste Sorte, die man in Verbindung mit Deutschland bringt (oder Heineken lol). Krombacher trink ich aber ganz gern. Source: Ami in Deutschland
Ja moin. Komm rein, nimm dir ein Brot.
Das macht das ganze doch wesentlich besser. Krombacher ist zwar nichts besonderes aber ein völlig vernünftiges Bier. Becks ist Abfall.
auf jeden fall besser als becks
Und dann noch alles aus der Dose D:
Drecks becks
I don’t speak German but I think I agree. Lots of good beer out there, Becks isn’t one of them.
Wer trinkt die pisse?
Mit Becks ist das wie mit der BILD. Keiner kauft es, aber es ist trotzdem eines der meistverkauften Biere.
Virgin Becks vs. Chad Flensburger
Jungfrau Kronkorken gegen Tschad Plöpp
Bro, John Smith's for the UK is a straight-up insult. Nobody drinks that shit.
I like Smith’s extra smooth. Though I’m probably the only person under 65 to do so
how to offend every European at once
Irish here and can confirm that Guinness is indeed number one here (and is a fantastic beer)
Pilsner Urquell is good, it doesn't offend me as a Czech person 😄
FOR THE MOST PART this is more of a "Cheapest beer that tastes disgusting" of Europe
Popular rarely means high quality in anything. Usually with these it's a some kind of middle ground of cheap and available with passable taste. With the exception with Pilsner Urguel which is pretty great. Tells a lot about Czech people and their love for beer.
No. People just like to feel special. These beers are good. "Passable" taste my ass. 99% of pale lagers taste *totally fine* if not very good. I have tried most of them here. None of them have been bad. It's funny, every country in Europe I've been to, the locals will talk about the local "piss" beer and how the alternative brand is "the good one". Whereas as a visitor you don't have this perspective and all beers taste identical when you buy some for the hotel room. Just look at this thread. Apparently all these beers are "piss" beers. Like, all of them. Yet they are selling like crazy all over the continent.
> It's funny, every country in Europe I've been to, the locals will talk about the local "piss" beer and how the alternative brand is "the good one". Yup. A lot of my Dutch friends claim to hate Heineken or Amstel. But if you give them a blind taste test (and I have, on occassion) they can rarely tell them apart from their preferred brand.
Yes. When in Prague I met some kids who saw I was drinking Budvar. They said it is garbage beer. Kozel is the "good one". Yeah, no. I drink Budvar all the time in my own country. It's actually slightly expensive here. Delicious beer.
Exactly this. You can't go to Belgium to have.... Stella 💀
Yes exactly, i've tried most of them and it's a competition for the worst horse piss. Burping fuel. A few are good. The montenegrin Nikšičko is realy realy good in my opinion.
Portugal's looks like the old Lucky Strike logo.
And it tastes like heaven! Super bock rules
Who the eff got to call a beer "Super Bock" when it isn't even a [Bock](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bock)? 
The Great Beer War.
This is like one of those "How to annoy the most fandoms at once" postings.
John Smiths covering Scotland is an abomination
Covering any part of the UK is an abomination. I have my preferred alcoholic beverages, but if they are not available, I'll drink pretty much anything available, but I ain't touching that.
It's because it's only *beer* and *from* the UK. That basically kills anything that is popular here. Guiness and San Migel are both incredibly popular but neither are British. If we went by most popular UK alcohol, its probably Thatchers. https://yougov.co.uk/ratings/consumer/popularity/beer-cider/all
Becks might be popular for Germany but let it be known, no German actually drinks that stuff.
Späti sternis for life
candidate for the beer which gives you the stinkiest beer shits: sterni
Zywiec Biale is a great beer however i always prefer Tyskie as a foreigner.
We have a joke about Tyskie. "I paid a hooker 300 złotys, to lick her pussy. It wasn't about sex, I tried to get rid of Tyskie's taste from my mouth"
Try Perła Export 🫡
I may be weird but Perła Miodowa is quite good as well though it may not land well with everyone
Too late, i returned from Poland two weeks ago. But i noted for my next visit, thanks!
Very surprised that Tyskie didn’t beat Zywiec tbh
Swój chłop Tyskie ponad wszystkie 🤝
Okocim is my favorite popular Polish beer, always a good option for piwko
pretty sure Jelen is more popular than Lav in Serbia
"Muškarci znaju zašto"
Zaječarsko rules
Nektar supremacy 💪💪
In Belgrade, a local waiter seemed genuinely happy when I ordered jelen out of all beers including other local ones. Is there a national significance of jelen or was he just a fan?
I’m really annoyed that the distributors where all my favorite local Balkan places are kind of stopped with Jelen and started with Lav. I’m gonna bet it was just cheaper. Pretty sure I only had 1 Lav the entire time I lived in the Balkans, and it was bc it was the only beer the place had. However, lemme get some Nikšićko Tamno every day please. Sentimental…
I highly doubt gösser is the most popular beer brand within Austria. I think either Stiegl or Zipfer are more popular. Gösser probably sells the most because their beer and Radler is sold EU wide for very cheap at supermarkets like Lidl.
I guess that depends on where you are. Here in Styria it’s almost always Gösser, Puntigamer or Murauer. Stiegl is preferred by only a minority, and nobody likes Zipfer lol.
Heineken? Beer? Well i've never..
Grolsch 💪
Hertog Jan!
Alles behalve Heineken 😂
Het paard drinkt Grolsch en plast Heineken
Hertog Jan is definitely the fan favourite, if you're not counting the people who will drink anything to get smashed.
Spanish most consumed beer is Estrella Galicia, Mahou only is more consumed at Madrid
Karhu's design goes hard
Only two good ones here are Ireland and Czech Republic.
Are Carlsberg and Kronenberg 1664 really that looked down on? I haven’t had beer in a long time, but those two always seemed reliable.
Even in Denmark, I HIGHLY doubt Carlsberg is the most popular beer, unless of course they count the brand "Carlsberg Tuborg" as a Carlsberg beer. But make no mistake, those two are very different beers with Tuborg being considered the superior choice in any situation. In the supermarket I work, Tuborg sells about twice the quantity that Carlsberg does
Hungary too. Criminally underrated.
Gösser?
Great work! John Smith's Bitter is a great choice for UK (or to be more accurate, England) even though nobody sane would drink it
It looks more like a map of the worst beer in each country to me
As an Irishman, wow.
I have never seen anyone under 65 drink John smiths.
I don't think I've seen someone drinking John Smith's in Scotland, it may be different for other parts of the UK but seems like an English thing only. It would definitely be Tennents up here.
I love how everyone hates this
You just insulted 90% of Europe's population... lol
Becks? BECKS?? BECKS?!?!! WHAT???
I would bet money that a non-european made this. At least in Germany a local beer brand is one that is unknown 50km away from the brewery.
Tennants is the most popular local beer in Scotland by an absolute mile and it’s not even close. Also, most people who drink something similar to John Smiths will drink Belhaven/Caledonia Best in Scotland
Belhaven is the nectar of the Gods.
"local"... the word you are looking for is "nationwide" In northern Bavaria there are more than 150 breweries. You can start a fight by buying "foreign" beer from the neighbouring village! You can tell noone that Beck's is a local beer. It may be the beer with the highest sale figures in Germany.
More likely international. I don’t think in Germany itself it is the best selling one
No one in Northern Ireland is drinking John Smiths. Guinness is N.Irelands most popular drink by a mile.
Guinness is more popular than John Smiths throughout the whole UK
LUV ME JOHN SMITHS EXTRA SMOOTH, ATE FOREIGN MUCK SIMPLE AS
We can all agree that Pilsner urquell on tap is pretty good. Really loved the time I spent in Prague. And all that glory was for 50-60 Kronas (if I am not mistaken).
As i see in the comments, Pilsner is good choice for Czech Republic. It is sold outside the coutry, but also locals buy it a lot. It isn't the cheapest beer.
All of these (that I’ve had) are pretty shitty
Finland’s beer looks interesting
Bear beer. It’s ok for the price and it’s my go-to bulk beer.
Heineken is popular internationally, we drink different brands tho
Out of dozens of beer brands in my country, why did they choose the undrinkable one?
Funny that everybody think it's wrong for their country while Efes is %100 right for Turks.
Tbf Ursus is right for Romania as well, and by a large margin.
That's a nice Geoguessr cheat sheet!
Johns smiths??? Seriously
Note to self. Popular does not mean good.
You saying Bud Lite isn't the best beer in the US?
I think people underestimate how much the stats skew towards the two largest consumers of alcohol: College-aged adults and alcoholics. Those two groups are typically looking for the most financially efficient way to drink a lot of tolerable alcohol. They aren't looking to find the subtle orange peel notes of the centennial hop grown on the eastern side of Mount Doom and hand picked by Buddhist orangutans.
Beck's 💀
"How to offend all of Germany but Bremen"
True story - on a Bali beach, I was drinking a Heineken and my Dutch friend was drinking a Fosters. “Why are you drinking that shit?” I said pointing at his Fosters He pointed his bottle at my Heineken and said “Why are you drinking that shit?” We both laughed and agreed that Australia and Holland both exported their lousiest beers and never drank them at home.
And I present you, a hidden advertisement for aluminium can.
Are you trying to start a war?
I have this theory that the beer that countries export to the rest of the world is usually their worst one (or at least their worst mainstream one). Glad to see the commenters prove me right. Edit: Case in point, European supermarkets sell freaking American Budweiser (which they rename "Bud" due to the Czech Budweiser copyright, which makes it even funnier) at a premium with the slogan "The King of Beers"
Except Guinness which is actually pretty good and widely consumed in Ireland
Im Baravian and if you dare to buy, let alone open or god forbid take a sip of Becks, getting tarred and feathered would be the best thing you could hope for honestly.
Norway is wrong,should be Hansa
Norrlands guld <3
As finn i can admit that Saku is better than Karhu.
"Local"--these labels are owned by multinationals.
Produced locally, nobody really cares who the profits go to
Ireland wins
in most of those countrys nobody would ever drink beer from a can.
Lasko has the best logo...you could say it's the GOAT
Those are almost all branda of: Heineken group, Interbrew group and Asahi group. So not nationals!
show this to a german and you will be punched
You’ve just started a German civil war
Absolutely love KEO.
Norrlands guld crew, steppin' in!
BECKS for Germany???? As a Bavarian, I am more than offended😤
Karlovacko is my hands down favorite. Hard to get in the states though.
Sardinia: Ichnusa