I normally drink malt liquor lol. I don't really have a favorite beer though. Anything that's at least 8-10% or higher. Well anything except for Earthquake. That is some nasty shit.
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Originally posted by Brandoncb7 View PostI normally drink malt liquor lol. I don't really have a favorite beer though. Anything that's at least 8-10% or higher. Well anything except for Earthquake. That is some nasty shit.
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Originally posted by deevergote View PostBudweiser is bad going in, and worse coming out...
Yuengling is one of the best. It's the standard around here. However, it's not common anywhere by my general area... NJ, Eastern PA (brewed in Pottstown), Southeast NY, DE, MD... and probably not much further. Next time I visit my friend in MA, I have been instructed to bring some with me!
Fat Tire is one I've always wanted to try. People out west seem to hold that in the same regard as we hold Yuengling, so I'm interested. We don't have it here.
Guinness is very good, of course. If you like those dark ones, Murphey's Stout is very good. Boddington's Pub Ale is quite good. Young's Chocolate Stout and Oatmeal Stout are delicious. You'll find most of those in large cans... they should be available just about everywhere.
A good thing to do is check out various beer review sites. My friend Jym runs The Brew-Thusiast blog... very well done, and he's been gaining national recognition for it. He's been doing it for less than a year, and it's quickly becoming one of the more popular beer review blogs on the net.
http://thebrew-thusiast.blogspot.com/
Lately Ive been drinking more beer....Cant really do my preferred choice of intoxicant as it stays in the system too long....so after work (unless its a night shift) ive been having a beer or two....lately its been Mill St. stock ale (doubt its sold in the states)....its pretty good
My fav beers have to be Coors (the Canadian kind....not the American crap) or Moosehead.Last edited by King James; 03-24-2011, 01:16 AM.
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Originally posted by mtnbikaah View PostI've been diggin' New Castle lately.
Man, this thread always makes me want beer. Of course, the stores close in 4 minutes, unless I want to go to one of the late-night places, that overcharge because they stay open late... The only bar nearby is an old-man bar with nothing but Bud and Coors Light on tap.
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Blue Moon is a favorite among wheat beers for me. Heineken is another I enjoy from time to time. Samuel Adams' seasonal beers are also always great to have, especially their summer brews. Another summer beer just released here is called Nectar Rubus, made by Marble City Brewing Company. It's a raspberry wheat ale that gets better as it warms, an interesting concept for the people I drink with at school, who mainly want the cheapest, coldest beer imaginable to get drunk off of.
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i don't think i've ever found someone that dislikes Newcastle. it's pretty good and you can drink 12 or so and feel pretty normal the next day.
how i feel the next day after drinking beer and the type of feeling the alcohol in the beer influences how i like it, as well as taste i guess.
i like drinking Newcastle, Michelob, certain milk stouts, Sam Adams, ect. i don't really discriminate though. later.
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