Choose Your Brew, What Beer Are You Drinking?

[acdcrocksno1]

By acdcrocksno1 at 2012-03-16

Ginger ale at its best

[blackngold]

Just went to the liquor store a few days ago and restocked. My fridge is now packed in with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Long Trails, Spaten Optimator, and Sam Adams Blackberry Wietbeer.
The SA Blackbarry is, so far, the only fruit flavored beer that I can truly enjoy. I like that the taste of the berry is very light and crisp.
It'll be my first time trying the Optimators. I love Spaten's regular beer so decided I might as well try the heavier stuff.

The SN Pale Ale's are my top beer right now. Been going through them like nothing lately.

[thepolishkid88]

Originally Posted by blackngold

Just went to the liquor store a few days ago and restocked. My fridge is now packed in with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Long Trails, Spaten Optimator, and Sam Adams Blackberry Wietbeer.
The SA Blackbarry is, so far, the only fruit flavored beer that I can truly enjoy. I like that the taste of the berry is very light and crisp.
It'll be my first time trying the Optimators. I love Spaten's regular beer so decided I might as well try the heavier stuff.

The SN Pale Ale's are my top beer right now. Been going through them like nothing lately.

I have never had that Sam Adams, I am adding that to my list. I hope I can find it around here...

[blackngold]

Originally Posted by thepolishkid88

I have never had that Sam Adams, I am adding that to my list. I hope I can find it around here...

I hope you can too. It's a tasty and refreshing beer.

[acdcrocksno1]

Originally Posted by blackngold

Just went to the liquor store a few days ago and restocked. My fridge is now packed in with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Long Trails, Spaten Optimator, and Sam Adams Blackberry Wietbeer.
The SA Blackbarry is, so far, the only fruit flavored beer that I can truly enjoy. I like that the taste of the berry is very light and crisp.
It'll be my first time trying the Optimators. I love Spaten's regular beer so decided I might as well try the heavier stuff.

The SN Pale Ale's are my top beer right now. Been going through them like nothing lately.

Yes to pale ale! I tryed some recently and the stuff is brilliant

[NJDevils17]

Originally Posted by blackngold

Just went to the liquor store a few days ago and restocked. My fridge is now packed in with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Long Trails, Spaten Optimator, and Sam Adams Blackberry Wietbeer.
The SA Blackbarry is, so far, the only fruit flavored beer that I can truly enjoy. I like that the taste of the berry is very light and crisp.
It'll be my first time trying the Optimators. I love Spaten's regular beer so decided I might as well try the heavier stuff.

The SN Pale Ale's are my top beer right now. Been going through them like nothing lately.

I told you Sierra Nevada was good stuff! Plus, it's not even expensive!

Anyway, yesterday I was at the bar and tried Sam Adams Alpine Spring. It was pretty good, but I think I like the Boston Lager better. I still want to try the Summer Ale though.

I also had a Guinness yesterday there because my buddy bought it for me (plus it's that time of the year). It was good, but not as good as the Samuel Smith oatmeal stout I had a few days ago.

[srehm1]

Originally Posted by NJDevils17

I told you Sierra Nevada was good stuff! Plus, it's not even expensive!

Anyway, yesterday I was at the bar and tried Sam Adams Alpine Spring. It was pretty good, but I think I like the Boston Lager better. I still want to try the Summer Ale though.

I also had a Guinness yesterday there because my buddy bought it for me (plus it's that time of the year). It was good, but not as good as the Samuel Smith oatmeal stout I had a few days ago.

Made my liguor store run last night. Picked up some Alpine spring as well SA Irish Red-it's a perfect fit for this weekend. As well as some assorted hard liquor as well. Jack daniels and captain morgan's black.

[tim13]

Originally Posted by bigjack

My favorite is Beck's or Beck's dark.
Either are great!
Then I love St Pauli Girl, Labatt, Molson, and Moosehead.

If I have to drive domestic beer, I would drink Yuengling Lager, Coors, Miller Genuine Draft, and Michelob.

I did the tour of Yuengling in Pottsville, Pennsylvania which was alot of fun! It's around 120 miles west of me near Rt 81.

I'm not a fan of Budweiser or Heineken but will drink it if that is what is there and cold!

To me, Beck's is King!

Beck's sucks, as do all those beers you mentioned. Expand your horizons Jack, you haven't many years left on this earth.

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by tim13

Beck's sucks, as do all those beers you mentioned. Expand your horizons Jack, you haven't many years left on this earth.

you sound like a woman. beerqueer.

[tim13]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

you sound like a woman. beerqueer.

Beer geek, no doubt. Though I prefer connoisseur.

As for women and beer queers, they drink the beer that is marketed to them: 3-4% watered down, mass-produced swill that "taste the coldest," has cool gadgets like corkscrews in the bottleneck and advertises lies about their hops infusion process.

Grow a pair and start drinking something that actually has alcohol in it, and support your local brewer in the process.

[acdcrocksno1]

Originally Posted by NJDevils17

I told you Sierra Nevada was good stuff! Plus, it's not even expensive!

Anyway, yesterday I was at the bar and tried Sam Adams Alpine Spring. It was pretty good, but I think I like the Boston Lager better. I still want to try the Summer Ale though.

I also had a Guinness yesterday there because my buddy bought it for me (plus it's that time of the year). It was good, but not as good as the Samuel Smith oatmeal stout I had a few days ago.

Guiness is disgusting, worse beer I've ever had

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by tim13

Beer geek, no doubt. Though I prefer connoisseur.

As for women and beer queers, they drink the beer that is marketed to them: 3-4% watered down, mass-produced swill that "taste the coldest," has cool gadgets like corkscrews in the bottleneck and advertises lies about their hops infusion process.

Grow a pair and start drinking something that actually has alcohol in it, and support your local brewer in the process.

naw i'm good. thanks though

[acdcrocksno1]

Originally Posted by tim13

Beer geek, no doubt. Though I prefer connoisseur.

As for women and beer queers, they drink the beer that is marketed to them: 3-4% watered down, mass-produced swill that "taste the coldest," has cool gadgets like corkscrews in the bottleneck and advertises lies about their hops infusion process.

Grow a pair and start drinking something that actually has alcohol in it, and support your local brewer in the process.

This, in Kent where I live there is so many local brewers which makes some great beers only problem is getting hold of them consistently.

[NJDevils17]

Originally Posted by acdcrocksno1

Guiness is disgusting, worse beer I've ever had

Guinness isn't bad.

The worst beer I've had is the typical college stuff like Keystone Light, Natty, and Busch/Busch Light. Pretty much the stuff you drink just to get sh*t-faced and that's what's there.

[bigjack]

Originally Posted by theknuckler

you sound like a woman. beerqueer.

Most here are great but there is always an idiot! What are you gonna do?