> following the usual trend, i need advice on my diet.
>
> I want to try some different beers, but i donīt want to waste my money, so.. any
> advices ?
>
> I heard belgium beers are good, are they ? They are selling Stella at a liquor
> store nearby, and not soooo expensive ? Is it worth my money ?
>
> Guiness is any good ?
> Labbatt ? Labbatt blue ?
>
> Also, i want some advice on some german beers, i have a friend that is watching
> the world cup, and he is gonna bring me a few cans of beer, what is good ?
>
> I like Lager (Heineken, Carlsberg, etc)
> and pilsen (Polar, Boehmia, etc)
>
> SOOOOO, what to do... what to do...
>
> i thinking to get a box full of Heinekens, getting wasted, and while wasted
> decide to get me more beers, and a german slut..
> how does that sound ?
> i donīt like blondes, but my girl has a german friend that is BEAUTIFUL! soo....

But if you like lager, you might like it. It's not worth extra money over any other beer.
I used to like the 3.4% ABV Heineken, but now that it's all 5% (at least in the UK), I'm not a big fan.
If you can get Carling, that's worth a try.
Guinness is a very different taste (closer to bitter than lager, but not quite so bitter) - and is smoother from a proper beer pump than from a can. I like it.

I guess it depends on what you have available. Given a choice, I go for Guinness (even from a can, it's silky smooth), or Carling, but I'll stoop to Fosters if I have to.

I've heard good things about Starprommen (spelling might be off) and Hoegarden ... but can't see the attraction myself.

Buy a can/bottle of each type of beer you can. Drink cold, from a cool or cold glass. Bear in mind that every beer after the 6th will taste fantastic.
Belgian beers are (generally) good - as are Czech, and a lot of Eastern European beers.