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America's Favorite Beers list is out.
- Thread starter Books
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That doesn't mean they can't have a real American evening with a nice applause to top it off!
We already export enough of our culture, lets keep this with our borders to spare the rest of the world.
Not me. PBR is the piss beer that keeps going and going.......
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I'll drink a coors light no question. Any beer no question. Why? That's when it's philisophiocal
I was just in Paris the other week, and people were clapping when the credits rolled for Endgame. It is too late.
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Not shocked to see the massive breweries at the top of this list. The craft beer market is so vast that it would be impossible for a single beer to make the cut, there's just too much variety. Also, most of middle America still seems to turn their nose up at anything too hoppy.
Blue Moon is the go to choice if you're just out anywhere, but if you really want to have class Hitachino Red Rice Ale is the best. A six pack will run you like $30, but it's worth it.
I love Heineken, although my taste in beer is pretty basic. I especially love it when I go to Amsterdam, tastes even fresher.
On a side note, I thought Yorkshire would have preferred Tetleys over John Smith's?!
On a side note, I thought Yorkshire would have preferred Tetleys over John Smith's?!
Dominican Republic's Favorite Cerveza… whenever I visit this is all we drink.
Beer snobs really dislike it, but it's cool with me.
...and I love DR, we started drinking right outside of the arrival terminal in front of the policia… he even said 'salute'
Beer snobs really dislike it, but it's cool with me.
...and I love DR, we started drinking right outside of the arrival terminal in front of the policia… he even said 'salute'
First up Guinness is terrible.
I've you even had any other stout you can see how thin it is. Even being on nitro can't add any body.
Other thing I read is that Americans are screaming out for decent beers at the 5% mark - having come back form a week there it was impossible to find anything decent at a brewery around 5%. The good beers were either 7% IPA NEIPAs or 10% stouts.
No skills to brew without overloading on hops or alcohol and no skill to get a decent well rounded balanced beer at 5%
Get over the hops yanks and lift your game.
I've you even had any other stout you can see how thin it is. Even being on nitro can't add any body.
Other thing I read is that Americans are screaming out for decent beers at the 5% mark - having come back form a week there it was impossible to find anything decent at a brewery around 5%. The good beers were either 7% IPA NEIPAs or 10% stouts.
No skills to brew without overloading on hops or alcohol and no skill to get a decent well rounded balanced beer at 5%
Get over the hops yanks and lift your game.
Where'd you visit, because in California, you won't be lacking on great breweries with a great selection even if it's IPA's aren't your thing
Haha. I can respect it. I mean Heineken was the only thing my SO picked up and put in the fridge this week so here I am drinking it.
If you actually think any of these beers taste like water, you should probably be checking the quality of your water before dissing the beer.
5% is a pretty arbitrary cut off, especially for a stout. Historically, a stout is a strong beer, around 7-8% abv.
The American lagers that everyone loves to hate slot in right around 5%, and so do the blonde ales and the Kölschs, so it's not like yankee brewers can't make it work without cranking up the booze.
