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lol....if you come into a thread calling out beer conoisseurs and you LIKE Budweiser and Coors and have never had Guinness....when you have Guinness, you'll be blown away.
Guinness is far from my favorite beer, especially for a hot summers day, but it's miles and miles and miles ahead of any mass-produced domestic.
..unless you count Yuengling or a Sam Adams Boston Lager, Summer Ale or Cherry Wheat. Those are most definitely win.
So far, Yuengling might just be my favorite all-around beer though.
So far we have a tie, yeungling and guinness are neck and neck...
BTW I went to my local 'fine beer and liquor' store, the one that has everything and was sad to find NO yeungling.. I've never tried it and at the praise of all you lovely inforoosters have been dying to give it a go, but have been unsuccessful thus far in finding it.
Anyways, once I do I will let ya'll know. Also thanks for all the saaaweeeeet input
Post by melikecheese on May 27, 2007 11:10:15 GMT -5
bamabelle said:
Even tho' it IS one of my fave beers and we did bring it up on the thread....Hoegaarden unfortunately doesn't come in cans so it isn't technically eligble for the poll....
Unless someone makes a helluva find......
this is what I was going to post.
Are there any summer ales that come in a can?
5 people voted for coors light? Why even drink beer, Coors has the lowest APV % and not to mention it taste like beered down water. Come on peoples!
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So far we have a tie, yeungling and guinness are neck and neck...
BTW I went to my local 'fine beer and liquor' store, the one that has everything and was sad to find NO yeungling.. I've never tried it and at the praise of all you lovely inforoosters have been dying to give it a go, but have been unsuccessful thus far in finding it.
Anyways, once I do I will let ya'll know. Also thanks for all the saaaweeeeet input
If you're driving down, just try to get it closer to Pennsylvania, then you'll definitely find it.
last night i was drinking a shinerbock, which honestly isn't even that dank
so i offered my bro a beer, and said "i'd get one for austin (other bro), but he doesn't like shiner."
and it turned out, neither brother likes shiner bock, they'd much prefer coors light or keystone (ice)
so gross....
LOL! I have to admit, I really didn't even drink beer, maybe the occassional Coors Light, exactly BECAUSE it was like drinking water. Then I went to Belguim for business and was like, WOW, THIS is what beer is supposed to taste like! And came back a "beer snob" as all my friends now call me Which is fine....I can't afford to drink much, but at least I enjoy what I drink! ;D
I went to college in PA, and Yuengling is all we drank! When you go to a bar in PA and ask for a 'lager' they automatically know you are asking for a Yuengling.
Post by rastaradam on May 28, 2007 13:19:55 GMT -5
Guinness...is there really any question? Just for the record though: it's not really that potent (4.0% vs. 5.0% for Bud-ugh) but it's just damn tasty and surprisingly short on calories (125 vs 143 for Bud-double ugh).
Are Lindemans Lambics really available in cans now? I know they've gone to a malt beverage rather than a real lambic but hadn't realized they went that far...40oz of lambic?