Support Brian's Belly by purchasing through these links.

Beer Menu: Pick One Abita Amber Abita Purple Haze Abita Turbo Dog Alaskan Amber Anchor Liberty Ale Anchor Steam Anheuser World Select Aventinus Dunkel Weizenbock Bass Ale Beamish Irish Stout Beck's Oktoberfest Bitburger Boddington's Pub Ale Breckenridge Avalanche Ale Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout Brooklyn Pilsner B to the E Bud Light Budweiser Caffrey's Irish Ale Carta Blanca Coors Light Corona Extra DeGroen's Dunkles DeGroen's Weizen Dos Equis Fat Tire Amber Ale Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale Fuller's 1845 Ale Grant's Lazy Days Guinness Stout Hard Core Hard Cider Harp Lager Heineken Special Dark Hoegaarden Imperial JW Dundee's Honey Brown Killian's Irish Red La Fin du Monde Michelob Winter Sampler Pack Michelob Ultra Modelo Especial Moretti La Rossa Murphy's Irish Red Negra Modelo New Amsterdam Black & Tan North Coast Old No. 38 Ommegang Otter Creek Copper Ale Pabst Blue Ribbon Paulaner Oktoberfest Marzen Paulaner Salvator Doppelbock Penn Dark Lager Penn Pilsner Pete's Wicked Oktoberfest Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde Pete's Wicked Summer Brew Pete's Wicked Winter Brew Pilsner-Urquell Presidente Pyramid IPA Rolling Rock Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Samuel Adams Cream Stout Samuel Adams Octoberfest Samuel Adams Pale Ale Samuel Adams Spring Ale Samuel Adams Summer Ale Samuel Adams Weiss Beer Samuel Adams Winter Classics Sapporo Shiner Bock Shiner Summer Stock Shiner Winter Ale Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Singha Spaten Oktoberfest St. Arnold Christmas Ale St. Arnold Spring Bock Superior Tecate Tequiza Trippel Belgian Style Ale Woodchuck Granny Smith Cider Young's Oatmeal Stout Young's Old Nick Barleywine Ale Yuengling Bier. Main Beer Page The Top Six Pack: Caffrey's Irish Ale 10.09 Hoegaarden 9.74 Presidente 9.74 Imperial 9.72 Boddington's Pub Ale 9.61 Harp Lager 9.51 All Beers Listed By Rank Beer Terminology Rated 8.98 by 163 Beer Drinkers.   Rate & Post A Comment Below. Willkommen bei Bitburger! By Infamous Famous Belly Buddy Mark Higgins Welcome to Bitburger! I have to translate that for those of you who don’t speak German or have no common sense. OK, now that I’ve insulted your intelligence let's move this thing right along... I have the good fortune of living two blocks away from New York based Zum Stammtisch, one of the best German restaurants this side of the Atlantic Ocean. Along with the awesome menu they provide- that includes all of the standards you would expect such as jaegerschnitzel, weinerschnitzel and schnitzel- they also have a well-stocked German bar. Since this is not a restaurant review (but if it were, it would be a 5 star review) I’ll move on to the issue at hand... Bitburger. The first time I had Bitburger was the night of a major snow storm. I had been at work all day and had no intention of showing up the next (grown men enjoy snow days too, we just drink them away instead of making snowmen). After a quick phone call I got our website’s namesake out of bed without an argument... drinking always supercedes naps. We ended up at Zum’s and the rest is history. I only say that because I have no recollection of the rest of the night. But what I do remember is the Bitburger. Bitburger is a fine example of a good German pilsner. At first taste it has a sharp hoppy bitterness to it; a flavor that has a real bite- a welcome change after getting used to drowned out beers from the USA. You know the ones I mean, don't force me to make Coors jokes here. This is the taste of a real beer made by the people who perfected the art of beer-making... those loveable Germans. When drinking Bitburger you realize that it has clean dry finish to it, you can’t wait to take the next sip. Personally, drinking Bitburger out of a stein just completes the experience and adds to the authenticity of a good German pilsner. If you have any intention of going to Bitburg, their website has some information on a brewery tour. I’m a big fan of those- especially the end of the line. Bitburger for everyone! Rated 8.98 by 163 Beer Drinkers. Add Your Own Comment There are 80 Drinker Comments - Last 10 Displayed View All 0 Beer Lover» Tastes like ass. 9 unter den bieren» tastes like every other germen lager/pilsner but still great 7 Scrappy» Bit is a good, well balanced beer. Way better than the BMC crap, but can't get an 8 or higher IMO because there's so many good IPA, Stouts, and other more robust/flavorful beers out there. 11 applejack» I just moved back to the US from Germany. The only one I miss is the German brewed Bitburger Pils. The U.S. version, tainted with preservatives does not do the crisp, bitter taste of a Bitburger draft,or stubie, justice. Man, I'm dyin' for a cold one 8 portiers» Stationed (Army) between BitBurg and Treir (Butzweiler Germany 1979-81) It's what we drank instead of water. Took time to get used to. I have some on my bar. after ten years could they still be good. 9 baerchen» It's the "Rheinheitsgebot" actually. Good beer IMHO.. Goes well with a nice schlachtplatte and rotkohl 8 SteveO» Best had on draft 11 ben seegraves» best beer ever! 6 Danimal» Smoked beer is from Bamberg, not Wuerzburg. I got a coupla bottles in my kuhlschrank now. IT is the best German bier. Bit is mediocre; but it's better than no bier at all! 6 Synthobsession» Alright beer. Key:   9 Rating   RED» Guests   GREEN» Registered Buddy Rate It & Post A Comment    IP Logged: 38.103.63.17 Rate It: Choose 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Name (optional): Comment (max 250 char, optional): In order to post a comment, you must also supply a name.           Want to elaborate? Use our new forum ⇒ Beer Menu: Pick One Abita Amber Abita Purple Haze Abita Turbo Dog Alaskan Amber Anchor Liberty Ale Anchor Steam Anheuser World Select Aventinus Dunkel Weizenbock Bass Ale Beamish Irish Stout Beck's Oktoberfest Bitburger Boddington's Pub Ale Breckenridge Avalanche Ale Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout Brooklyn Pilsner B to the E Bud Light Budweiser Caffrey's Irish Ale Carta Blanca Coors Light Corona Extra DeGroen's Dunkles DeGroen's Weizen Dos Equis Fat Tire Amber Ale Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale Fuller's 1845 Ale Grant's Lazy Days Guinness Stout Hard Core Hard Cider Harp Lager Heineken Special Dark Hoegaarden Imperial JW Dundee's Honey Brown Killian's Irish Red La Fin du Monde Michelob Winter Sampler Pack Michelob Ultra Modelo Especial Moretti La Rossa Murphy's Irish Red Negra Modelo New Amsterdam Black & Tan North Coast Old No. 38 Ommegang Otter Creek Copper Ale Pabst Blue Ribbon Paulaner Oktoberfest Marzen Paulaner Salvator Doppelbock Penn Dark Lager Penn Pilsner Pete's Wicked Oktoberfest Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde Pete's Wicked Summer Brew Pete's Wicked Winter Brew Pilsner-Urquell Presidente Pyramid IPA Rolling Rock Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Samuel Adams Cream Stout Samuel Adams Octoberfest Samuel Adams Pale Ale Samuel Adams Spring Ale Samuel Adams Summer Ale Samuel Adams Weiss Beer Samuel Adams Winter Classics Sapporo Shiner Bock Shiner Summer Stock Shiner Winter Ale Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Singha Spaten Oktoberfest St. Arnold Christmas Ale St. Arnold Spring Bock Superior Tecate Tequiza Trippel Belgian Style Ale Woodchuck Granny Smith Cider Young's Oatmeal Stout Young's Old Nick Barleywine Ale Yuengling

"Always carry a large flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite and furthermore always carry a small snake." -W.C. Fields.      Driver Buckles Beer in Car, Not Child G4's New Show Might Have You Hurling Too Cost of Beer Causing Brew-ha-ha Samuel Adams Recalls Some Brew B.I.Y. (Brew It Yourself) Hosken Powell’s Amazin’ Fantasy Chili No. 7 Irish Brew Overview Weber Grills and Accessories Our Trip to Ireland (on YouTube) Recent BBoard Posts What is the most drinkinest city? What is the most drinkinest day of the year? What is the most drinkinest sport? Cast your vote!

All Pages Copyright © 1999-2008, Brian's Belly	Featured • Beer Belly • The Bar (Forums) • Hall of Fame • News • Belly Laughs •Belly Recipes • Shopping Block • Hot Stuff • About The Belly • Belly Buddies • Glossary • Search • Feedback • Advertising • E-Mail List Control So, now what?