Glasgow Beer Week 2013 tweet round up of craft beers With Glasgow Beer Week about to get into the beer-swilling swing of things, it would be rude not to ask city dwellers which beer was their favourite. We asked you beer-loving lot for your suggestions on favourite venue and brand and we were overwhelmed by the response. West Brewery on Glasgow Green was the first suggestion to come in from Bit Socket. Strangely, they were the only ones who got in touch via Twitter to say West is best. There were two votes for Inn Deep as the city's top beery venue. Munro's on Great Western Road also had two mentions, alongside Valhalla's Goat. The Pot Still and The Grove got a vote each, sparking some debate about craft beer versus Tennents. There was also a shout out for Brewdog, Brel and King Tut's for their selections. Ally Bhatia sent us this picture of one of his favourites, The Kernel: Phew. That's a selection of opinions from Glasgow's beer Twitterati, what were the Facebookers saying? Lucy Woodhouse Haughey said: "Brahma, Peroni, San Miguel or Carib. All cold, fizzy and actually nice. Scottish beer (including Brewdog) is flat and overly sweet. Truly, across the world, bars provide cold fizzy beer; in Scotland there is a major drought of decent cold, fizzy beer. We know two places in Glasgow, as my hubby is a real beer snob! He refuses to go back if it's warm and flat, no matter how great the staff or food are. If you go to an 'old man's pub' you will see cold, fizzy beer. If you go to a trendy place the beer is vile. Old men won't drink rubbish beer, so they stick to what they know delivers. From Domenico Crolla: "Any beer ending in a vowel....Moretti or Peroni" Brendan McKenna gave a vote for Guiness, and one for St Mungo (a West Brewery beer, so we'll take that as a second vote for them). What's in a name? Weird sounding Scots beers They're not necessarily the best tasting beers, but they've definitely got the best names. Check out the best named Scots beers here: Disagree with the beer votes? Let us know @STVGlasgow