Meh. You can't be serious
If you want to take a Dutch pilsner, please choose Grolsch then!
What's your go to beer?
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Meh. You can't be serious
If you want to take a Dutch pilsner, please choose Grolsch then!
Meh. You can't be serious
If you want to take a Dutch pilsner, please choose Grolsch then!
I'm serious, I like Heineken, what can I do ...
Haven't tried Grolsch though ...
My go to beers are:
Red Hook ESB
Sam Adams Rebel IPA
Any good Ale types
Any good Stout especially Guinness
Occasionally I will go to a brewery/restaurant place and drink their beers. Only problem is that I can never buy a 12 pack to take home because they don't have the right license. I am usually a snob when it comes to beer. If I can see my hand on the other side of the the glass/bottle, I won't drink it.
Red Hook ESB
Sam Adams Rebel IPA
Any good Ale types
Any good Stout especially Guinness
Occasionally I will go to a brewery/restaurant place and drink their beers. Only problem is that I can never buy a 12 pack to take home because they don't have the right license. I am usually a snob when it comes to beer. If I can see my hand on the other side of the the glass/bottle, I won't drink it.
For me its DB Export Gold followed by Heineken if I'm feeling fancy followed by Orangaboom because I think it sounds cool when I order it. Especially if I put emphasis on the "boom" for the ladies. I tried PBR once because I thought that's what the cool kids drink....all I can say to that is that I tried PBR once!
I'll buy virtually any German or UK beer without hesitation but there are a lot of US microbrewery beers that are worth a try. Sorry to be so vague but I like so many I can't lay my finger on an all-time favorite.
I'm serious, I like Heineken, what can I do ...
Haven't tried Grolsch though ...
I like Heinekin Light and Dark but IMO the Grolsch tastes better than Heinekin to me.
Lagunitas IPA
Firestone Union Jack IPA
Dogfish 90 Minute IPA
Firestone Union Jack IPA
Dogfish 90 Minute IPA
I can imagine that .... because it is Oranjeboom, not Orangaboom
Ouch.......In my defence it was pretty early in the morning so I didn't have a bottle in front of me to do a spell check.
I'm a HUGE fan of Mill Street brewery. Ususally one of these three depending on my mood.
A respectable list. Good taste.
I've always been a Beck's fan, but my usual go-to beers are all from the Victoria BC region (where I live). Phillips, Driftwood, Hoyne and occasionally the Vancouver Island Brewery.
I'm serious, I like Heineken, what can I do ...
Haven't tried Grolsch though ...
I find Heineken pretty consistent wherever you are: it might not be fantastic but it's rarely bad out here
Yes it is and its still like $8 a case!
I'm really not a beer guy, but I do like Guinness.
this being Texas, Shiner Bock.
The Wailing Wench. I do not drink a great deal of beer but this is always in the fridge. Local craft stuff.
I don't know if it is really any good but I love the label.
I don't know if it is really any good but I love the label.
1. Foothills Hoppyum
2. Green Man IPA
3. Burial Surf Wax
Come on, we all know NC has become beer capital of the U.S.A!!
2. Green Man IPA
3. Burial Surf Wax
Come on, we all know NC has become beer capital of the U.S.A!!
Various Bear Republic beers. (Favorite "bang for buck" brewery, and very near favorite for most-indulged styles). So in an IPA mood, Racer 5; XP for pale ales, Red Rocket for reds, Big Bear Black Stout for stouts.
Also drink a lot of Mission St. Pale Ale, which is made by Firestone for Trader Joe's. I'm not sure if it's being phased out, but it's a shame if it is -- it's been $5.99 a six-pack for as long as they've had it.
Also drink a lot of Mission St. Pale Ale, which is made by Firestone for Trader Joe's. I'm not sure if it's being phased out, but it's a shame if it is -- it's been $5.99 a six-pack for as long as they've had it.
