YUENGLING!!! THE BEST BEER IN THE CAN

I hit Applejack Liquor in the Denver area.

Strongbow in cans - 4 pack.

You think Dales is expensive - they have an Imperial Stout Ten Fidy 14.99 for a 4 pack. I'll jump to Vodka at that price.

Smithwicks - I enjoy it. My most common purchases - Smithwicks, Guinness, Fat Tire, Bass, Murphy's Red.

I will be searching for the Yuengling around Colorado. Might have to hit the 100,000 s.f. place on the north side of town.

My grandfather was a Pabst drinker. I remember him letting me take a few sips when I was a kid.

Yay for supporting local breweries and all, but I'm from Pittsburgh and that's pretty much the only reason I can think for drinking Iron City Beer (supporting the local brew). I'm pretty sure a lot of it is just water from the Mon.

Oh, it also is pretty cheap.

Yes its the better of the cheaper beers. Its even better at bonnaroo right out of the ice Chest!! We were able to get some into Centeroo and it tasted even better there!

^^I am always up for a beer tasting. Just let me know when.
Welcome and karma for the suggestion.

I know I plan on bringing a good variety of canned beers to Bonnaroo.

Beer share/tasting is always a good idea.

Also bringing my harder stuff - nothing like getting the day going with O.J. and Vodka, or Grapefruit juice and Vodka, hmmm a pattern is developing. A favorite of mine is wandering the streets of a town with a large water bottle filled with one of the above concoctions.

Lots of beer from England/Ireland in cans - Fosters, some strong ciders,

Hell, there are many options, I may even try out some old standards.

Looked back at my post - yeah I included Fosters in the same line as England & Ireland,
Fosters - Australian for Beer -

I am enjoying a Dales Pale Ale right this evening.

Hell yeah! Old Chub is delicious! Karma for that, sir. I've been meaning to see if I can find cans/bottles of it at my local Total Wine/Beverages since one of my favorite bars took it off tap.

What about PBR!

is pbr really good, or is it an old traditional beer that people drink because of the tradition? I have drank many many different beers, but have avoided PBR, for the sole reason that I...just dont know, it scares me away BUT I am always willing to sacrifice myself to try a new beer out if you advise that it is good.

PBR is just exactly what you think it is.

let me tell you a story. Once upon a time there was a bar that sold nothing but microbrews, they saw the error of their ways in regard to the general public and brought in bud miller etc. then raised their prices. then raised them again, now a pint of bud, highland, sierra nevada cost 3.50. and a PBR Tall Boy is 2.00.

Sermon Over. Drink it.

In my neighborhood in Brooklyn, it is $1-$2 a can at bars... but I just HATE it... but everybody likes what they like ... for what it's worth, my roommate drinks it constantly when we go out... and it WAS featured in the great cheezy 80's flick Midnight Madness as the end all be all second coming type beer... MJ Fox's debut film... and in the 80's my dad drank it all the time too

i just got two cases of yuengling today. have to get some local canned beer, bass, and probably some dale's too.

Alright so I'm from Pennsylvania but go to school in Indiana (until the end of the semester when I transfer to a school in Pittsburgh) and I had no clue that they didn't have Yuengling out here. I was telling a couple of my friends a story about how I chased a double shot of whiskey with a full glass of yuengling and they all kind of stared at me like I spoke a different language.

I feel like everyone should have at least one good yuengling experience in their lives.