International Beer Hic!

[Irate_Ginger]

KTAG listeners, tell me what beer do you drink most often that is.
link a picture and your personal comments on tatse

Personal Favourite is Amstel


Reasons why its my personal favourite, strong taste, goes down well anytime generally affordable

[Incognito]

My most common ones:



And if I want something on the lighter side:



which is Mexico's version of Bud Light.


I used to stay away from the top three, because they were too hoppy, too bitter, but I grew into them. Realized what a bunch of flavorless beers more dominating companies produced and made the switch. I enjoy microbreweries, so I try to hit up at least one whatever town I am in.

[DWarrior]

In approximate order of frequency. Blue Moon for a clean taste, Bass for a taste that seems most beer-like to me, Hoegaarden for something interesting, Guinness for a dark beer, Dead Guy Ale because it tastes like honey.

Also, why is Dead Guy Ale so expensive? It's $8 for a 22oz bottle around here (not sold in 6-packs), which would mean a 6-pack is $26, 3x the price of everything else.

[Donalbain]

Hic!

Kilkenny


Newcastle Brown


Fuller's Honey Dew


Erdinger

[Incognito]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

[pics of good beer]

[brizzlewizzle]

or when I'm feeling cheap

[Irate_Ginger]

This is good hahaha im kinda making a list from this on which beer ive drunken and what i should try

[fluxquanta]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

+1 for Blue Moon, although the bar I go to most frequently now doesn't have Blue Moon, but instead has Shock Top, which is Anheuser-Busch's answer to Blue Moon, and tastes very close.



Other than that, I really like more local stuff, like just about anything from Saranac, including Black Forest -- the best dark beer I've ever had:



I would include Magic Hat as local, too, since I'm only about an hour from Burlington.

Finally, if money's tight and I want beer, I head for this:

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by fluxquanta

+1 for Blue Moon, although the bar I go to most frequently now doesn't have Blue Moon, but instead has Shock Top, which is Anheuser-Busch's answer to Blue Moon, and tastes very close.

Damn, even the gas station down the block carries Blue Moon here. (being from NJ, it's still weird to see beer available in gas stations everywhere else in the US)

[fluxquanta]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Damn, even the gas station down the block carries Blue Moon here. (being from NJ, it's still weird to see beer available in gas stations everywhere else in the US)

Oh it's all around out here, only that particular bar (that my friend's mother owns and I often drink/eat for free) doesn't have it.

Gas stations in Illinois don't have beer, but grocery stores have not only that, but hard liquor and wine, which I found amazing being from New York.