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The majority, all, of the beer I drink comes in glass bottles, and technically we are not supposed to bring glass onto the farm, so I thought I would start this thread in search of some GOOD canned beers.
With everyones help, hopefully we can compile a good list filled with tasty recommendations ;D
EDIT: I've been suprised by a few of the beers that I've read about. I'm real happy that Newcastle and Bass come in cans! I never new that ;D
Keep 'em comin'!
So heres a brief list from what I've read so far: Guinness Heineken Honey Brown Boddingtons Newcastle Bass Fosters (big cans) Saporo (saki bombs ) Dales Pale Ale Yeungling Hoegaarden w/ an oragnge slice Corona w/ a lime... of course Tecate (tastes better in the can than the bottle?)
Another Addition (edit 2): Coors Light Sweetwater 420 Warsteiner Anything Terrapin Iron City Magic Hat #9 Youngs Double Chocolate Stout
I thought about making a thread like this, but I never did. I rarely drink, but when I do, its usually a high-quality brew and those tend to come in bottle.
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Post by threesticks on May 16, 2007 19:14:59 GMT -5
Yea, I've seen a thread or two around here somewhere. Boddington's, Newcastle, and Bass are all available in cans, as well as Irish Holy Water...erm...I mean GUINESS!!!
Yeah, I was checking out my local (good) liquor store... they have Bass, Dales Pale Ale, Gordons, Boddingtons... uhm.. Something called Seahag. A local microbrew called Sherwood Forest used to come in cans...
If you're coming from somewhere on the East coast, Yeungling is a great drinking in the hot sun all day beer that's available in a can. Unfortunately, they don't sell it in TN.
Yea, I've seen a thread or two around here somewhere. Boddington's, Newcastle, and Bass are all available in cans, as well as Irish Holy Water...erm...I mean GUINESS!!!
newcastle comes in a can??? i had no idea. time to start looking for it around here (in central mississippi)
ha@so much talk about Yuengling on the board... I guess I'm spoiled since the brewery is fairly local.
My favorite is Lindeman's Lambic Framboise.
*SIGH* you don't know how lucky you are to be able to get good beer.... I saw that for the first time in months today at the Vortex...I actually HAD a Hoegaarden on tap for the first time since i was in Belguim....you CANNOT get decent beer in Alabama.....the LL's here are insane! You can get PGA, but no decent beer!
I'm a know-nothing Canadian who plans to buy some beer somewhere in Ohio or Kentucky before I arrive in Manchester. What kind of canned beer selection can I expect in your fine American liqour dispensaries? It would be sweet if I could load up on some nice Heineken cans, but I'd settle for MGD at a decent price (it's $45CAN for a 24 up here! While in Chicago I loaded up on $14 24s -- those saved me for months!) And what type of store should I head to to maximize my selection?
Does Blue Moon come in a can? I'm a fan of that one too.
God that would be awesome.
Don't think so, that is my backup for Hoegaarden....but they are going to be selling (probably $$) Sweetwater Blue at 'Roo from what I hear, they have in the past. It is similar to Blue Moon, but MUCH better! It's brewed in ATL and they won't ship it far. I bought a case and brought it home today YUM!! The only thing I dont' like is that it is filtered....I like wheat beers unfiltered....but the taste will knock your socks off!
Post by blazeaway54 on May 17, 2007 2:26:50 GMT -5
moetrain said:
Hoegaarden with an orange is amazing. I'm not a very big beer fan at all, but I love Hoegaarden.
If you guys wanna try something that will kick your ass... Get Victory's Golden Monkey.
Golden Monkey is responsible for the single worst night of my life...by far. The only shimmer of good news is that I don't remember the worst of it. My roommate bought some recently and I got nauseous just from the smell. Lesson learned.
Post by lopsopdop510 on May 17, 2007 6:06:27 GMT -5
carsoni4 said:
I'm a know-nothing Canadian who plans to buy some beer somewhere in Ohio or Kentucky before I arrive in Manchester. What kind of canned beer selection can I expect in your fine American liqour dispensaries? It would be sweet if I could load up on some nice Heineken cans, but I'd settle for MGD at a decent price (it's $45CAN for a 24 up here! While in Chicago I loaded up on $14 24s -- those saved me for months!) And what type of store should I head to to maximize my selection?
Lebat blue has been a mainstay for me every year at Roo. I usually bring some pint sized heineken too for a switch up.
I've always been a big fan of Ballantine Ale, and have seen it in cans before. I don't even know where to find it here in North Carolina. Anyone have any idea?