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Beer you can always rely on
- Thread starter gcwy
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So I have two answers for this. My go to "whatever" beer is either PBR or Narragansett. Doesn't matter where or when, I'm fine with that.
But as for a beer that is ALWAYS good and appreciated? Anything from Tree House in MA. It ain't cheap (spent over 300 bucks there today) but it's great beer and it's a staple that will basically live in my fridge and be there for whenever I want good beer for the next few months.
But as for a beer that is ALWAYS good and appreciated? Anything from Tree House in MA. It ain't cheap (spent over 300 bucks there today) but it's great beer and it's a staple that will basically live in my fridge and be there for whenever I want good beer for the next few months.
Also its funny everytime I see Yuengling mentioned. Pretty sure there was some weird agreement or deal or something that made it so it wasn't allowed to be sold where I live so it was a huge deal a couple years ago when they first started being able to sell it or whatever. Previous to that I used to work at a trophy shop, I was like 19 or 20 I think, these guys would come in every year with two cans of Yuengling and tell me "Ok, we wan't you to drink these two cans of beer, then make a trophy with the empty cans for our golf tournament" They used to take a small road trip to whatever stated sold it, and bring me back cans so they could have a trophy made. Good times.
Nah nah. But if your favorite was like a Budweiser that's cool too but if say you just wanted a 6 pack for a couple cold ones there's just much better beers available . The price isn't so bad if you are just picking up a couple for a quiet eve
Delirium Tremens, Victory Golden Monkey, and Crabbie's Spiced Orange.
I tend to favor higher abv and fruity beers.
I tend to favor higher abv and fruity beers.
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You're goddamn right
I HATE IPAs
Sours are only available half the year.
Heineken is always a solid choice. Yeunglings is good cheap beer!!
Sours are only available half the year.
Heineken is always a solid choice. Yeunglings is good cheap beer!!
Beer. Thank you for being being a friend. Traveled down a road and back again. Your heart is true. You're a pal and a confidant.
Awesome! I just had some Warped Wing Creep Show, which is a smoked porter. I will also be dropping a can of that into a pot of chili soon.
Boulevard Tank 7
Astonishingly good farmhouse ale at 7.8% so it's nice to kinda sip on and chill. Or if your having one of those days this beer will sit you down.
Lagunitas A Little Sumpin' Sumpin', though jfc it has a lot of calories, or 3 Floyds Gumballhead. Gumballhead used to be a rare find in the stores but I guess they ramped up production or something. People used to stake out the local store on restocking day to the point where they implemented a one 6 pack per customer policy for a while.
If I'm feeling fat, I'm fine with Miller Lite.
If I'm feeling fat, I'm fine with Miller Lite.
Almost any Belgian trippel or quad.
Sapporo, Negra Modelo.
My man. IPAs have their place but it is not as the ubiquitous "fancy" brew. And hops overpowers everything else. Most of them are shit tier too. Oh look it tastes of hops! I'm a brewer!!
Sapporo, Negra Modelo.
My man. IPAs have their place but it is not as the ubiquitous "fancy" brew. And hops overpowers everything else. Most of them are shit tier too. Oh look it tastes of hops! I'm a brewer!!
I will always go for sours if they're available, favorite is the La Folie from New Belgium but had a really great one from a CA brewery I can't remember.
As far as consistently great and reasonably priced, I guess I would lean to Oskar Blues Old Chub but those things get me fucked.
Unfortunately, can't find them in my current city but Dale's Pale usually does in a pinch
As far as consistently great and reasonably priced, I guess I would lean to Oskar Blues Old Chub but those things get me fucked.
Unfortunately, can't find them in my current city but Dale's Pale usually does in a pinch
You won't know it unless you live in Northern Western Washington, but Kulshan brewing can do no wrong and is always my basic go-to.
Guinness or Smithwicks
Sadly I can't buy smithwicks in Germany and while the internet tells me to buy Kilkenny because it is "the same" I've to disagree.
Sadly I can't buy smithwicks in Germany and while the internet tells me to buy Kilkenny because it is "the same" I've to disagree.
There is always at least one in my fridge and I have no idea how. I don't drink them, my friends don't drink them, does drunk me get more when I have them?This topic is brought to you by Yuengling™, America's Favorite Beer™ for over 2000 years in every timeline
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The questions never end.
I've noticed that pretty much all the most popular beers in the world are lagers... And that's basically my least favourite style. I'd recommend branching out a bit if you haven't explored different styles (don't bother with imported, get something local!) but if you've already done that and at the end of the day you wanna go back to Stella... Enjoy your beer!
