Everyone knows that us ahem more brilliant types prefer Guinness (by the way I noticed some of you guys spelt it wrong, thats sacrilege). My second favourite is an English stout named Mackeson, which is also brewed under license by the breweries in my native land of St. Kitts and my paternal ancestral home, Barbados. After that, Banks Milk Stout (Guyana) Tennents Milk Stout (Scotland), Ceres Stout (Denmark), Royal Extra Stout (Trinidad, also brewed under license in St. Kitts).
As for the piss coloured brews, the best i've ever had is a Cuban beer named Cristal, 2nd place Skol, a small English brand brewed exclusively under license in St. Kitts. The best Continental European beer i've had is Becks (Germany). I would tie Heineken and Stella Artois (the latter is from Belgium) jointly in second place among the European beers i've had.
Of the Latin American beers Corona is the best, followed by Dos Equis. There's a lesser known one made in the Dominican Republic named Presidente which is excellent. The beers we make in the Caribbean are not as well known internationally, but are excellent and have won international several awards.
The best Caribbean brew has got to be Guinness (it fits in this category because the Guinness brewed here has a vastly different taste to the Irish one). Some years ago Guinness held a competition among its brewers worldwide and the Kittitian (that means from St. Kitts) brew place 2nd overall, the brewery in Ireland came first. Other great West Indian beers, of a lighter gold shade now(I mentioned the dark ones above), include Skol, Stag(Trinidad, St. Kitts), Piton (St. Lucia), Red Stripe (Jamaica), Carib (Trinidad, St. Kitts), Heiroun (St. Vincent), Wadaddli (Antigua) and Kalik (Bahamas). As you can tell by the length of this post Cameron loves his beers. :cheers:
