American Beer

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<p>Out of context, that post could seem pretty weird :smiley:
(dankwood’s, obviously)</p>

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<p>Yep - definitely try something by Stone - you can find Arrogant ■■■■■■■ Ale in some bars on the east coast.</p>

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<p>Anyway, you’ve all given me plenty of food (or rather, drink) for thought.</p>

<p>God - I can’t believe I actually made that pun. I apologise.</p>

<p>I’ll try to sample some of these in the UK, and get back to you.</p>

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<p>Blue Moon is good and is pretty widely available in the Midwest. Goose Island beer is very popular in Chicago.</p>

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<p>This is a college forum and no one has mentioned Natty Light yet? I am shocked. In all seriousness though, I would have to give my vote to Yuengling, good stuff there.</p>

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<p>Keystone Light
Coors Light
Old Milwaukee
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Busch Light
Natural Light</p>

<p>Can’t really go wrong with any of these. Excellent ingredients on these = smooth flavor.
The good thing is you can pick them up at any of your local corner stores. The only down side is they’re pretty expensive. Maybe about 4 bucks for a six pack, but hey that’s the price you pay for hoppy goodness. Drink on my friend!</p>

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<p>Blue Moon
Magic Hat Breweries (I’m partial to #9)
Rolling Rock
Goose Island (harder to find outside of the Midwest)</p>

<p>And if I have to, Sam Adams. Admittedly, these are all expensive.</p>

<p>I’m also a fan of most Japanese beers, but that’s not from America.</p>

<p>Note these are all lighter wheat ales and lagers.</p>

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<p>How is my post weird?
Land shark is delicious!!</p>

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<p>Boulevard Brewery</p>

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<p>Drink keystone ice</p>

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<p>**** anything that is “light”. Its just watered down beer. Get more drunk by drinking **** that is either regular or is “ice”---- means moer alc per beer</p>

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<p>Im serious. Miller high life is good cheap ass brew that’ll get you messed up</p>

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<p>i think american beer tastes like water so my vote goes to Japan for Sapporo & to Ireland for Guinness of course.</p>

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<p>I’ve never been much of a Guinness fan - stout always tastes like barbeque flavour crisps to me.</p>

<p>Agreed on Japanese beers - that’s some pretty good stuff.</p>

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<p>Yeah, in terms of American beer–Yuengling, Sam Adams summer, and Blue Moon are my favorites.</p>

<p>Who said Natty Light? That stuff is straight water with a little **** coloring and foam. Good for beer pong and that’s about it. Then again, $11 for a 30-pack…</p>

<p>On foreign beers…Guinness is my favorite. Spanish beers are nice if you want a “light” one. Anyone tried Desperado? It’s a tequila-based French beer. Fun stuff.</p>

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<p>Rogue Dead Guy Ale
Smutty Nose</p>

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<p>Firestone Double Barrel Ale. It’s good, but of course more pricey than your standard crap. Of course I live like five miles from the brewery though, so I may be biased.</p>

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<p>dont know lot about beers…
but I like Corona with limon,
and Mexico is near enough so it dont get expensive right?</p>

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<p>Couldn’t have said it better myself.</p>

<p>I kid, I kid. Corona is alright if you’re cooking out or something.</p>

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<p>I haven’t found an American beer I like. In general, I don’t like beer, I’d rather have a good Riesling. I did once have a plum beer while vacationing in Jamaica that was amazing. I should have wrote the name down so I could find it online or something.</p>

<p>Another good drink is lychee sake, but once again, I failed to write down the name of the actual company that made it, so now I just buy any lychee sake I happen across.</p>