What is your favorite beer...

[Gizanked]

aside from that PA staple, i'm a fan of a lot of wheat beers but recently i've been drinking a lot fo magic hat( #9)

[kill-moj0]

I love me some Rolling Rock. Best tasting mid-range priced beer to me. If i feel like getting something tastier but pricier I go for Corona. if i feel cheap, Miller High Life (which tastes like complete crap if not drank within a week or so)

[Gizanked]

i really need to learn to like Corona, seeing as my birthday is Cinco de Mayo.. corona is usually $1 a bottle around here then

[So Uncivilized]

So, er...

Like, when I eat some shredded wheat, I tend to have, well, gas issues..

Anyone else have that kind of mild wheat allergy? And if so, do the wheat based beers trigger it?

been wondering about that...

[Gizanked]

i find the gas with wheat beer to be no worse than normal beer... but maybe that is just me

[jim beam]

[quote="Replica";p="80679"]i really need to learn to like Corona, seeing as my birthday is Cinco de Mayo.. corona is usually $1 a bottle around here then[/quote]
OMG thats like having a bday on St Paddies day but more fun down south.

[Hamese]

I couldn't name a favorite beer, but being from TX I'll have to say Shiner Bock. Ziegenbock is good too.

Fosters
Golsch
Corona
Bud Select
Killians
Peroni
Kirin
Tsingtao


Not a Guinness fan, but I love trying new beers and I like to drink the beer with respect to the restaurant or meal too, so that is why there are so many foreign beers.

[jim beam]

I love the trend of all Texans saying how good ziegan is! Its just a sign of how great the state is and how great our beer taste!!!!!

[mr_s]

[quote="Hamese";p="80693"]
I couldn't name a favorite beer, but being from TX I'll have to say Shiner Bock. Ziegenbock is good too.

Fosters
Golsch
Corona
Bud Select
Killians
Peroni
Kirin
Tsingtao


Not a Guinness fan, but I love trying new beers and I like to drink the beer with respect to the restaurant or meal too, so that is why there are so many foreign beers.
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hehey!

we got an Aussy beer fan..

funny thing, I have never ever seen fosters in the bars and clubs around here on tap or bottle... wtf?!

[kill-moj0]

[quote="mr_s";p="80732"]
[quote="Hamese";p="80693"]
I couldn't name a favorite beer, but being from TX I'll have to say Shiner Bock. Ziegenbock is good too.

Fosters
Golsch
Corona
Bud Select
Killians
Peroni
Kirin
Tsingtao


Not a Guinness fan, but I love trying new beers and I like to drink the beer with respect to the restaurant or meal too, so that is why there are so many foreign beers.
[/quote]

hehey!

we got an Aussy beer fan..

funny thing, I have never ever seen fosters in the bars and clubs around here on tap or bottle... wtf?!
[/quote]

man.. i tried some Australian ale at the Outback once... no offense...but it did not taste good. it was the most bitter thing ive ever drank.
then again, Fosters is good though so ill give you that

[Hamese]

[quote="mr_s";p="80732"][quote="Hamese";p="80693"]
I couldn't name a favorite beer, but being from TX I'll have to say Shiner Bock. Ziegenbock is good too.

Fosters
Golsch
Corona
Bud Select
Killians
Peroni
Kirin
Tsingtao


Not a Guinness fan, but I love trying new beers and I like to drink the beer with respect to the restaurant or meal too, so that is why there are so many foreign beers.
[/quote]

hehey!

we got an Aussy beer fan..

funny thing, I have never ever seen fosters in the bars and clubs around here on tap or bottle... wtf?![/quote]

If it isn't because of the taste it is because of the size! Gotta love the oil can, seems like it should have been brewed in Texas.

[MasterChef]

Somehow I grew up without the urge to drink. My Dad always drinks beer and I was surrounded by people drinking growing up. You'd think that would rub off on me. I've tried Miller Lite which tasted like crap and Yuengling which I didn't care for too much either. My Dad grew up just down the road from Pottsville PA where they brew yuengling so thats his beer of choice.

[Yahoo!!]

[quote="[HALO]MasterChief";p="80755"]I've tried Miller Lite which tasted like crap and Yuengling which I didn't care for too much either. [/quote]

Now right there is your problem. Miller Lite is step above rainwater. You need to try something more potent!

But, if alcohol ain't your thing, then thats alright too!

[M's]

[quote="Yahoo!!";p="80759"][quote="[HALO]MasterChief";p="80755"]I've tried Miller Lite which tasted like crap and Yuengling which I didn't care for too much either. [/quote]

Now right there is your problem. Miller Lite is step above rainwater. You need to try something more potent!

But, if alcohol ain't your thing, then thats alright too![/quote]

Now wait a minute I was always told that coors was a step up from rainwater. I know that Miller Lite may not be the most potent brew out there. But when it comes to taste its pretty hard to beat. Unless ya live in Oklahoma where about all you can get 3.2

[Gizanked]

i'd still rather have a long island iced tea over a beer any day...