I recommend finding yourself somewhere like Dan Murphy's (AKA Booze Supermarket) other large (physically, ie Huge Store) retailer. You can definitely find imports for everywhere in those types of places, but be prepared to spend more.

 Your other option is what my Uncle does. Whenever someone travels anywhere, give them some money to buy a selection of local beer. He has ended up with a massive collection of beer cans from all over the world.

 Hey, thats that beer my friend from Poland brought me, tastes great... I have no clue how to pronounce it tough... zy = j ... or something like that ???

Duffs!!! mmm, beer...

 "Pilsner" is a specific style of beer, actually; it's a very dry, moderately-hopped lager that originated in the Pilsener region of Germany. Most American macro-brews that call themselves "pilsner" actually aren't. In fact, most American macros just plain suck.  Try a real German Pilsener (or an American facsimile, such as Victory Prima Pils) and it'll change your mind. :)

@ leo-j: This is why the DARE program (or whatever they have in schools now) is a horrible thing. Any such programs fail to distinguish moderation from excess. While the ethanol in beer is a drug, you can avoid addiction and most (if not all) of the health problems associated with it by limiting yourself to 1-2 drinks a night. As long as you don't "drink to get drunk," then you won't become addicted. 

Pretty close. English j = Polish dż not ż... It sounds similary to first part of Zhivago surname (from Doctor Zhivago/Żywago in Poland) so if I have to write it in English I would go with Zhiviec. It's not exactly like this but close enough to be understood.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=homlm0d8hlk - almost good

 Yes, and we all know how reasonable americas educative system is about alcohol. Your teachers are touted and whipped by christian conformists who thinks everything outside their own living room is the devil's spawn. A natural relationship towards alcohol goes a long way, and to state that any person who drink will perish from it, is like stating that every driver will die from driving (driving is statistically more lethal than drinking fyi).

I drink maybe 3-4 times a year (it ruins my workouts!!), but don't get drunk, I don't like being drunk. 

 Poland has some decent vodka to; Dworek, which I sample on occassion.

i don't know if it is very famous, but my fauvorite beer is the snake bite, i tasted it for the firs time in London, here in Spain i can't find it, :(.

You don't have to pay 4 bucks for a draught, pick up a Sam Adams Variety 12-pack at the store and drink it at home.  That way, you don't need a DD.  :)

Pilsner is from the town of Pilsen, in Bohemia, part of the Czech Republic.  The cheap stuff you buy in the states is called American Pilsener, and it's crap.  You need good pale malts and noble hops to make a good pilsner, not rice and corn.  Careful drinking imported pilsners, though, since they almost always come in green bottles, and are often handled improperly and allowed to receive sunlight.  UV rays can go through green glass, and they'll skunk the beer. 

 Hey they had this at a Polish buffet I went to. That was good stuff!!