Stella Artois

This six-century-old Belgian brew comes with a whole set of pouring rituals –

and a chalice – but the light, full-bodied taste is worth it. Nobody does it quite

like the Belgians.

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Hoegaarden

The creamy Belgian wheat beer hits a home run with its hints of orange peel,

coriander and spice.

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Asahi

Clean and crisp, this dry beer is manufactured with yeast, ingredients and

technology that all live up to impossibly high Japanese standards – naturally.

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Foster's

With a kickback vibe from its home country, this Aussie lager is full-bodied,

malty and eminently drinkable

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Heineken

The toasted maltiness and mild fruitiness of this pale gold lager make it a

staple at boys’ nights

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Leffe Blond

The light Belgian beer gets its sunny hue from pale malt. Perfect as an

aperitif, it’s smooth and fruity, with an aftertaste of bitter oranges

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Kingfisher Ultra

It’s never just about the product when it comes to Kingfisher – it’s a lifestyle

choice. And this light, refreshing beverage is a choice we can get behind.

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Peroni

Crisp, clean and dry, this Italian lager, like Mama’s recipe for bolognaise

sauce, is still brewed as it was back in 1963.

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Budweiser

Beyond its fresh, light taste, the single best reason to drink Bud is to transport

you back to those good old college days.

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Schneider Weisse

Full-bodied, slightly fruity with a mild bitter aftertaste – the perfect way to wash

down all that bratwurst.

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Corona Extra

Even if she’s the only one drinking it, you're cooler isn’t complete without this

Mexican export. Don’t forget the lime.

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London Pride

Smooth, creamy, full-bodied with just the right amount of bitter, this British

dark amber ale goes down easy.

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San Miguel Pale Pilsen

The light golden brew, with a distinctive hoppy character, pairs well with

Spanish food, despite its Filipino origins.

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Carlsberg

The Danish company’s flagship brew, the Pilsner is a pleasing mix of bitter

and sweet – a combination Liverpool fans will understand well.

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