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donaldtoo
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Black and Tan at Rose and Crown (although, it sounds like you've probably already had that 
), any beer at the Germany pavilion, Blue Moon Belgian White with a slice/wedge of orange, anywhere they serve it on property.
Just a few off the top of my head.
The only thing better than a cold beer is an even colder beer...!
Good grief! I LOVE me some beer!!!
), any beer at the Germany pavilion, Blue Moon Belgian White with a slice/wedge of orange, anywhere they serve it on property.Just a few off the top of my head.
The only thing better than a cold beer is an even colder beer...!
Good grief! I LOVE me some beer!!!
It seemed like our last trip saw a slight decrease in the variety of beers that were widely available. We mostly stuck to the ones at the Food and Wine booths. Other than that anything at Rose and Crown is a favorite. Some of the Italian beers in the wine bar area were surprisingly good also. Can't think of the names off the top of my head. Raglan Road has some local beers from Orlando Brewing Company (?) that were pretty good. We always try to make a point of trying something local wherever we travel. Hoppy drinking!
PhilharMagician
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My favorite has been gone for a few years which was Spaten Optimator @ Germany. Now I would go for LaRossa @ Via Napoli in Italy
The Mighty Tim
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P37 at Paradiso 37. Especially good on a hot day, since the beer is chilled to around 29F (-2C) and is one of the coldest, if not the coldest draft beer in the world.
I also enjoyed the Yuengling beer that I had at AS Sports, but I've sampled that elsewhere in the US, and is among my favourite US beers. Shame you can't get it over here!
I also enjoyed the Yuengling beer that I had at AS Sports, but I've sampled that elsewhere in the US, and is among my favourite US beers. Shame you can't get it over here!
Maybe you can ship a few cases home. Walmart and quite a few local stores sell it (local to Disney)
The Mighty Tim
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The thought crossed my mind, but I wasn't certain of the duty/taxes/import charges I would have to pay, what with it being alcohol.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I like the Octoberfest Beer at the Biergarten. The Kona Brewing Company beers available at the Polynesian are good (reminds me of being in Hawaii), I like the Big wave better than the Firerock. But I can't remember if they offer the Big Wave or not.
real mad hatter
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Theres a great site named " Beers & Ears " it's an app that you can download and its free.
Gives you all the beers at WDW.
real mad hatter
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My favourite is Dos Equis at Mexico.The colder the better.
The Mighty Tim
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Theres a great site named " Beers & Ears " it's an app that you can download and its free.
Why am I only learning this now?
Hey I didn't kwow either but I'm not a beer drinker just want to try something new! That Mad Hatter knows his stuff.
real mad hatter
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Hiccup! Yeh I'll drink to that.Cheers for Beers and Happy New Years.
Jo DeVil
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The problem here is in the UK we have Beer and Lager, I drink beer which is Boddingtons, John Smith's and pretty much any Bitter or a real ale and the likes of Bud etc (That's Tennants for the Hatter) come in the lager class. So apart from the Rose and Crown, I am pretty much stuck with Lager, but I have become partial to a Samuel Adams Octoberfest, while I am stateside. TTFN Jo
real mad hatter
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Yeh! The problem here in Scotland is there is Lager,Heavy,Stout,Real Ales,Cider,Pale Ale,etc,etc.You think us Scots had a problem.
networkpro
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I'm not a fan of yellow fizzy water, so Guinness or Fest beer is about all I'll drink at DW these days. Definitely not happy when Spaten was removed. Dopplebock all the way.
real mad hatter
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He must have Scottish ancestors