[uscmas412]

I was just curious to see what everyones favorite brew was. I'd say you cannot go wrong with a budweiser. Seems like a lot of people drink natty light due to its cost effectiveness...

[glockfan911]

Originally posted by uscmas412
I was just curious to see what everyones favorite brew was. I'd say you cannot go wrong with a budweiser. Seems like a lot of people drink natty light due to its cost effectiveness...

Can't go wrong with Bud. I like Bud Light and Busch Light myself. ;V ;V ;V

[BPD]

Miller Light
Bud Light
Rolling Rock
Busch light(money is low)

[c5367]

Life is too short to drink crappy beer. Sam Adams for me! Boston Lager, Summer Ale, Double Bock, Weiss, White Ale, Black Lager, Winter Lager, it's all good! My goal is to try all of them. I still have a few more to go.

[Ben51925]

I'm not a big beer fan but when I have the money I like to drink Corona or Heineken. But usually I stick to Keystone or Natty Light.

[Somekid]

Favorite beer? The root kind.

[SkaOG]

Stella and some times Newcastle

[Vitamin G]

In no particular order...

Newcastle Brown
Guiness
McEwan's Scotch Ale
Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
Delerium Tremens
Lindeman's Framboise (A nice dessert beer)
Hoegaarden, for the "light" days.

[Wildpony]

The root kind

lol +1

[StockGlock23]

Coors Lite
Sam Adams Lite
Guiness + Woodchuck draft cider (mix them)
Anything else that is light and not a lager or dark beer. I am not a big fan.

[mally_b]

Guinness or Sam Adams;f

[SkaOG]

Originally posted by StockGlock23
Coors Lite
Sam Adams Lite
Guiness + Woodchuck draft cider (mix them)
Anything else that is light and not a lager or dark beer. I am not a big fan.

If you like mixing stuff with Guiness, try:
Pour Guiness 1st, then add Strong Bow Cider over it
Called a "Black Velvet".

[c5367]

Originally posted by SkaOG
If you like mixing stuff with Guiness, try:
Pour Guiness 1st, then add Strong Bow Cider over it
Called a "Black Velvet".

That sounds a little bit more interesting than the standard black & tan. Thanks for the tip!
;z ;c

[Fireman1291]

Originally posted by SkaOG
If you like mixing stuff with Guiness, try:
Pour Guiness 1st, then add Strong Bow Cider over it
Called a "Black Velvet".

your pretty close to me, have you ever tryed the micro brewries around here, like at hoppers bar&grill, Hops, etc.

I just had some heffen wiesen german beer from hoppers last night and man was that the smoothest beer ive ever had.

[Rob1035]

Newcastle with steak, PBR for beer goggles

[mrwiggins]

in this order
coors light
dos equis
budlight
when i've got money i drink hard stuff.

[Aphotic]

Keg:

Bud Light
Coor's Light
Pabst Blue Ribbon (From a keg, it's actually very good!)

Bottle:

Killian's
Honey Lager
Rolling Rock
Bud Light
Beck's

[bteen2]

Everyone here is over 21 right? ;f

[uscmas412]

If we are under 21, I can assure you we know someone who is legally able to purchase the product.

[kswiss2783]

Anything Miller! Down with Bud, hehe

[c5367]

UPDATE!

I just found a liquor store near my apt. that's literally the size of a small WalMart. It's easily the biggest liquor store I've ever seen, and trust me, I've seen plenty Anyway, they actually had Erdinger Weiss. The only other place I've had this particular brew was in Stuttgart, Germany. This is THE best beer I've ever had.

Their selection of American microbrews is phenomenal. Any recommendations?

They also had red label Absolut. (the 100 proof stuff) Yet another beverage I had only seen on the other side of the pond.

[proactive]

Originally posted by SkaOG
If you like mixing stuff with Guiness, try:
Pour Guiness 1st, then add Strong Bow Cider over it
Called a "Black Velvet".

FWIW a "Black Velvet" is made with Guiness and Champagne. But I'll have to give the Guiness and Strongbow a try, too.

[BlakeTyner]

Shiner Bock, period.

;-)

[buckhunter3987]

cold and wet

[StockGlock23]

Originally posted by c5367
Any recommendations?

Bell's beer.
Made in Kalamazoo Michigan.

I like all the varieties.