best beer?

[mittam]

Sam Adams lager is great, but pricey here, I like just good ole Michelob great taste to it and a very good beer, also like dos XX the lager though not the dark one, one Mexican place here greats me with one as we walk in

[cheryl]

We had Franziskaner Hefeweizen at the Yardhouse last weekend and it was really really good. They've been brewing it since 1363...

Franziskaner Weissbier Brewery Munich. Refreshingly different - Beer from Bavaria.

[DS]

I`ve tried wheat beer and I found I prefer my wheat
with black forest ham and lettuce in a sandwich.

[crumbs]

Originally Posted by slowdriver

I like German wheat beers, They have alot of flavor. I was in the Army There and that is what we drank.
here is a site that talks about German beer German Beer Guide: Hefeweizen

as do i! the best wiess beer ive had is erdinger.

Kulmbacher Monkshoff! Problem is..... haven't been able to find it in 25 or 30 years.

[rod]

Originally Posted by Captain America

My wife is a staay at home mom so money can get tight sometimes. We experimented with all the cheap beers last year so that we can have money for other things. My favorite is Pabst Bue Ribbon and the wife likes Natural Light. We usually compromise and drink Red Dog which strangley is even cheaper but still tastes OK. I have never been a "conosewer" though I tried to be. These days I am committed to cheap american beer in mass quantities(6-12) usually once a week or every other. Roll my own cigerettes too, since they are over 5$ here, they go so well with a buzz

Have you tried Milwaukee Reserve? About 10 bucks for a 30 pack. It's not my cup of tea but I know a few that swear by it.

[dilligaf]

Milwaukees Best!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stamped on the can "union made".PBR is also one of my fav's.

[What can brown do for you]

Corona is my favorite, but when I find it I like a Black and Tan, which is Guinness and Bass Ale. Man that taste good.

[rod]

Originally Posted by What can brown do for you

Corona is my favorite, but when I find it I like a Black and Tan, which is Guinness and Bass Ale. Man that taste good.

Guinness and Bass Ale--- thats got to be like drinking a loaf of rye bread

[Cobra Agent]

Any beer made by Rouge. Especially Dead Guy Ale, Moca Porter, or Hazelnut Brown Nectar, love it but it is a bit expensive. Most days just a nice few cold cans of Miller High life does the trick.

[nowvoyager]

beer at its best is a hoppy ipa... preferably russian river brewing company... Pliny the Elder or younger.... Of course you have to be in Santa Rosa CA to enjoy it

[jetset]

And here we are across the pond thinking you guys only drank beer at college.
Nothing beats a nice cold Boddingtons "the cream of Manchester" now brewed in Wales. The bees on a can of Boddies come from the Mnachester coat of arms. some say they should now be removed. Any US products that have become associated with a part of the US then moved? I hear a few of your Football teams have moved from one state to another. Years of supporting your home town team for them to move away, man what a bummer that must be!!

[moreluck]

I heard that a lot of Hershey's Chocolate is being moved to Mexico.

[scratch]

Originally Posted by jetset

Nothing beats a nice cold Boddingtons "the cream of Manchester" now brewed in Wales. The bees on a can of Boddies come from the Mnachester coat of arms. some say they should now be removed.

jetset, this is my favorite Import! Its hard to find, about $7.00 for a 4-pack, but well worth the search. I usually stick with Budweiser, its at every store around. I usually like a single malt scotch in the winter time, but when it gets hot, nothing is better than an ice cold barley pop. I keep a couple of glass mugs in my freezer ready for when I come home from work.

[jetset]

$7.00 about £3.50 cheaper than the UK.
Big drive in the UK at moment to increase price of Ale in an attempt
to reduce consumption.
Most people drink lager rather than Bitter allthough at the moment
Cider (Magners) is making a comeback.
I don't recall seeing any Uk beers whilst in the US on Holiday.
I'll sup a few Boddingtons for you tonight at the local.
Slangi.

[The-UK-Guy]

Originally Posted by solitarysiren

When I was in the Czech Republic, I noticed they are really proud of their beer. They even boast that the Germans agree that Czech beer is the best.

What's the best beer you're ever had? American or otherwise?

The best is a pint of the black stuff (Guiness) but in Irleand. Its pretty good all through europe but not quite the same , and the stuff over here is better than nothing. like fresh milk.

[UPS804driver]

Bud-weis-er

[DS]

Our beer stores carry over 300 different beers http://www.thebeerstore.ca/Beers/Brewers.asp

[oakcreekteamie]

Spotted Cow. Its liquid gold.

[jds4lunch]

Lucky Lager.......the nectar of the God's! Pilsner, however is my usual go to.....brewed right here in Saskatchewan. Every now and then I'll pick up a case of Alexander Keith's, just for a change of pace. For all you fellow Keith's drinkers out there, if you love the pale ale, you have to try their new red ale. It is delightful.

After all this talk about Sam Adams, I may have to try some one day. If I ever stumble upon a case I will be sure to purchase it.

[over9five]

This thread is great, I'm glad to see it back! (Everybody rate it 5 stars!)
Made me think of the post below, I still haven't tried it.

Originally Posted by feederwrench

Hey folks, I'm new here but thought I'd throw my 2 cents in...Steel Rail Ale by Berkshire Brewing is even better than Sam Adams.It's only available in western Massachusetts .

[IDoLessWorkThanMost]

the best beer I have ever had was in Austria, but I'll be damned if I remember the name.

I'm scott so mostly it's scotch for me.

But for beer, the best beer I've ever had other than the one in Austia,
is Unibroue's La Fin Du Monde. actually most of the Unibroue beers are very good, but that ones my favorite.

I also really enjoy a Murphys stout, by far my fav stout over guiness and all the mainstream ones.