American Beer

[Lackadaisical2]

What do people for the US think of domestic beers?

Honestly I think they suck, in most cases. I'd gladly drink Molson or Labatts before taking anything American. I recently tried Budweiser for the first time since I was like 13 due to me moving to another area where Canadian beers are less common. I can drink Miller light, and I rather like Yuengling, but Molson is my fav.

[Greed and Death]

What do people for the US think of domestic beers?

Honestly I think they suck, in most cases. I'd gladly drink Molson or Labatts before taking anything American. I recently tried Budweiser for the first time since I was like 13 due to me moving to another area where Canadian beers are less common. I can drink Miller light, and I rather like Yuengling, but Molson is my fav.

Hey judging US beer by Budweiser is like judging German beer by Bitburger.

[The Black Forrest]

Miller light? You really havent experimented much.

There have been brands that won awards in Germany.

[Brogavia]

Coors light ftw

[Daistallia 2104]

What do people for the US think of domestic beers?

Honestly I think they suck, in most cases. I'd gladly drink Molson or Labatts before taking anything American. I recently tried Budweiser for the first time since I was like 13 due to me moving to another area where Canadian beers are less common. I can drink Miller light, and I rather like Yuengling, but Molson is my fav.

Hey judging US beer by Budweiser is like judging German beer by Bitburger.

There's a reason it's called Clydesdale piss...

[Smunkeeville]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

[Greed and Death]

What do people for the US think of domestic beers?

Honestly I think they suck, in most cases. I'd gladly drink Molson or Labatts before taking anything American. I recently tried Budweiser for the first time since I was like 13 due to me moving to another area where Canadian beers are less common. I can drink Miller light, and I rather like Yuengling, but Molson is my fav.

Hey judging US beer by Budweiser is like judging German beer by Bitburger.

There's a reason it's called Clydesdale piss...

Bitburger or Budweiser. they taste about the same.

[Tunizcha]

Sam Adams is alright for a beer, but much better than other American beers. Blue Ribbon is my favorite.

[Tekania]

What do people for the US think of domestic beers?

Honestly I think they suck, in most cases. I'd gladly drink Molson or Labatts before taking anything American. I recently tried Budweiser for the first time since I was like 13 due to me moving to another area where Canadian beers are less common. I can drink Miller light, and I rather like Yuengling, but Molson is my fav.

For Domestics, It's usually Sam Adam's, Killian's or Yuengling... Bud/Miller/Coors shit is cold piss...

[Lackadaisical2]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

[Greed and Death]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Spam is also popular for the same reason. It is cheap.

[Lackadaisical2]

Sam Adams is alright for a beer, but much better than other American beers. Blue Ribbon is my favorite.

saying Sam Adams is a bit vague, do you mean the Boston Lager? Cause I ended up buying some Octoberfest, and apparently its not the beer of theirs that I like. I haven't tried PBR, at least not within memory, is it actually any good?

Spam is also popular for the same reason. It is cheap.

Bud isn't all that cheap frankly.

[Smunkeeville]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

[Greed and Death]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

Shiner bock ?
Shiner is good.

also Saint Arnold beer is good especially the Xmas ale.

[Brogavia]

Sam Adams is alright for a beer, but much better than other American beers. Blue Ribbon is my favorite.

saying Sam Adams is a bit vague, do you mean the Boston Lager? Cause I ended up buying some Octoberfest, and apparently its not the beer of theirs that I like. I haven't tried PBR, at least not within memory, is it actually any good?

Spam is also popular for the same reason. It is cheap.

Bud isn't all that cheap frankly.

Ya, if you want cheap, shitty American beer, go with keystone.

[Lackadaisical2]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

Yes, Yuengling is quite good (I mentioned it in my first post iirc), but its not available where I am now besides it'd probably be expensive as my Canadian beer anyway.

I've never heard of shiner before, I guess I'll take a look.

[BrightonBurg]

Sam Adams = Good Beer

[Greed and Death]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

Yes, Yuengling is quite good (I mentioned it in my first post iirc), but its not available where I am now

I've never heard of shiner before, I guess I'll take a look.

It is made in Texas. They hold a fest with free kegs every year. Ive been there 3 times but couldn't tell you a damn thing about it.

[Lackadaisical2]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

Yes, Yuengling is quite good (I mentioned it in my first post iirc), but its not available where I am now

I've never heard of shiner before, I guess I'll take a look.

It is made in Texas. They hold a fest with free kegs every year. Ive been there 3 times but couldn't tell you a damn thing about it.

ahhh... The only Texas beer I've had was Lone Star... yeah. I doubt they'd have it hear, since I'm quite a bit away from Texas.

[Smunkeeville]

My husband likes a lot of micro-brews. Budweiser is to American beer as Spam is to Pork chops.

haha, i didn't say it was the best, but apparently its pretty popular, I'd rather just drink water personally. I have tried a bit of beers from smaller breweries, but I find I still prefer my Molson to them. And yes, I find Coors a bit better than Miller, now that I think of it.

Have you tried Yuengling? Also, Sam Adams has many different varieties, you might like one of them.

If you want cheap beer Shiner is okay-ish.

Shiner bock ?
Shiner is good.

also Saint Arnold beer is good especially the Xmas ale.

Well, bock is one variety. Hubby drinks some kind of it with honey in it, it doesn't smell as bad.

My husband is a big beer fan. I really don't care for it at all.

We have some Redstripe, Redbridge, and Guinness on hand. It's all just beer to me, apparently there's differences in it though (he says).

[Lacadaemon]

American beer is generally bad because it isn't cellared properly. So it's all skunky. And all bottled beer is crap.

But if you have to buy bottled beer, avoid anything in a green or clear bottle. Only dark brown bottles protect beer from skunking.

Finally, the water is all wrong on this continent. Just like you can't get good tea in the US, you can't get good beer in the US. The coffee is passable. Cheaper american wines are also alright, if you remember not to have the chardonnay (can't get that right either).

I blame the FDA tbqh.

[RRichland]

Cleveland is not known as the beer capitol of anywhere yet we do have some outstanding micro-breweries. Willoughby brewery has an outstanding red wheat. My favorite is Buckeye brewery's Buckeye brew and Great Lakes brewery hasmany nice seasonal brews.

[Lackadaisical2]

American beer is generally bad because it isn't cellared properly. So it's all skunky. And all bottled beer is crap.

But if you have to buy bottled beer, avoid anything in a green or clear bottle. Only dark brown bottles protect beer from skunking.

Finally, the water is all wrong on this continent. Just like you can't get good tea in the US, you can't get good beer in the US. The coffee is passable. Cheaper american wines are also alright, if you remember not to have the chardonnay (can't get that right either).

I blame the FDA tbqh.

I'd have to agree about the Chardonnay. I've had a few and the last one I tried from California was.. just not right. And I find I do generally drink beers from dark bottles, so no problem there.
btw, weren't you saying how the entire economy was going to collapse before? Are you still hedging your bets on that or are you looking towards recovery too?

[Grays Harbor]

Sweetwater Brewery is pretty good. I also like many of the Rogue beers and ales (especially Dead Guy Ale), Moosedrool, and Highland Brewery.

[MicroLuna]

I'm certainly no expert but last year my wife gave me a subscription to the Microbrewed Beer of the Month Club. Here is the journal I kept as I drank my way through it over 12 months:

http://sites.google.com/site/jim-in-austin/home/mystuff/beer-frenzy