Beer

**Wasatch** · 06-15-2005, 08:16 AM

I traded a bottle of Pilsner Urguell for a Fat Tire. I will have a BBQ tonight and check it out.

**Mark77** · 06-15-2005, 10:48 AM

Originally posted by John Styrnol

Anyone try any of these brews?

Samuel Smith`s IPA

Anchor Liberty Ale

Ale Smith Horny Devil

Duvel

I sometimes drink the Anchor Liberty Ale and I like it:xyxthumbs Do you like it too, or is that a list of beers you don`t like

**Wasatch** · 06-15-2005, 12:27 PM

Originally posted by Mark77

I sometimes drink the Anchor Liberty Ale and I like it:xyxthumbs Do you like it too, or is that a list of beers you don`t like

That list are one`s for me to try out. I like the Anchor Steam, so I`m pretty sure I`ll like the Liberty Ale, just want to see what other`s thought about it. Thanks.

**Wasatch** · 06-22-2005, 06:17 AM

Here`s what I ordered last week:

Saison Dupont

Rochefort 8

Fuller`s ESB

Dogfish Head World Wide Stout

Dogfish Head 90 Min. IPA

Aventinus

Stone Arrogant ******* Ale

Also ordered some new glassware.

Can`t wait to try these new brew`s out.

I tried some of the Hoegaarden Belgium White Ale, this is some of the coolest brew I`ve ever had, a must if you can get it.

**percynjpn** · 06-22-2005, 07:23 AM

Originally Posted by AlexRuiz

I don`t know a lot of them. What I like:

Imported:

Samuel Adams (beers from the USA are imported for me

)

James Page

I don`t mind coors, bud, miller. Heineken is a good one

Domestics:

- Indio

- Negra modelo

- XX

- Sol (very cheap, but a good one. One dollar buys you a "caguama", which is a bottle of almost half gallon)

- Bohemia

- Pacifico (very good one, available in the USA)

However, none of them can compare to what the "Cerveceria Montejo" in Merida, Yucatan, MX makes.

- Montejo (my top light beer)

- Leon negro (black lion) - This IS the beer for me. A dark beer so rich and tasty without being too strong that I just need to have it in stock. Not available where I live, so I order the cases directly from a distributor in Merida.

Salud!

Well, I think XX is by far the best Mexican beer I`ve had, especially the dark.

:woohoo:

**maecrispy** · 06-22-2005, 07:26 AM

If you guys are ever in Ann Arbor, MI, try out a Fat Abbot at ABC (Arbor Brewing Company.) A bit heavy and a little on the sweet side but finishes well.

Only problem is it has about 2.5x normal alcohol content of regular beers so there`s a 2 beer limit.

**Wasatch** · 06-22-2005, 07:32 AM

Originally Posted by percynjpn

Well, I think XX is by far the best Mexican beer I`ve had, especially the dark.

:woohoo:

There is also an XX Bitter from Belgium which I cannot find. I hear it is a very sought after brew.

**Wasatch** · 06-26-2005, 01:32 PM

Last night went over some friends house with a couple of bottles of Piraat Triple 10.5%, 11oz. bottle. The three of us drank this brew with some nice results, sweet with a huge head. Everyone like it and got a little buzz, not bad for 2 bottles among three people. Today I`m have an Ayinger Jahrhundert Bier, nice, does not taste like a lager to me.

**waxnbuff** · 06-26-2005, 06:30 PM

gotta be 90 degrees outside before i pop open a Labatt`s Ice or nothing at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**volunteer1816** · 06-26-2005, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by rjstaaf

Geez guys reading this thread makes me feel like a red neck, I drink plain old Bud Light or on special occasions Ice House

DON`T. Not only should you be proud to be a redneck, but you should also be take comfort in knowing you know what you like! Not only that, but I like to drink more than 6 beers when I`m out! If you are out to eat and having a good cigar, than thats a different story (or if you are Irish and have a complex about drinking heavy beers!). Personally, I drink Bud Light 99% of the time, the other 1% is when I have a Newcastle after work with my coworkers.

KEEP IT REAL.

**Tasty** · 06-26-2005, 09:34 PM

Not me. I avoid crappy domestic beer at all costs. Maybe it`s just me, but I don`t know how someone can go to a good pub and have 30+ awesome beers at their disposal, and order Miller Lite or something. I have been on a Newcastle kick lately, but I`d still have to go with Guinness as the champ. I can`t resist making a Black and Tan or Half and Half at home. Practice makes perfect with the pouring technique, and I`ve gotten pretty good now. Any Fuller`s product is pretty good too. I know a guy that does home brewing, and he makes some great beers (and he doesn`t use Mr. Beer either).

**jasonmac** · 06-27-2005, 04:41 AM

Originally Posted by Tasty

Not me. I avoid crappy domestic beer at all costs. Maybe it`s just me, but I don`t know how someone can go to a good pub and have 30+ awesome beers at their disposal, and order Miller Lite or something. I have been on a Newcastle kick lately, but I`d still have to go with Guinness as the champ. I can`t resist making a Black and Tan or Half and Half at home. Practice makes perfect with the pouring technique, and I`ve gotten pretty good now. Any Fuller`s product is pretty good too. I know a guy that does home brewing, and he makes some great beers (and he doesn`t use Mr. Beer either).

It`s all relative. Newcastle = crappy domestic beer in, um, Newcastle. Not a huge fan of Bud Light, but I do see where it can have a place to drink.

**stainbuster** · 06-27-2005, 05:50 AM

I like good old Bud most of the time, but always buy Shiner Bock when I can find it down here in Fla. Back in Texas, Shiner Bock was EVERYWHERE.

Fat Tire Amber Ale is a great beer too, but very hard to find here.

Others I like are:

Amstel Light

Corona

Dos Equis XX (green bottle with a lime, thank you)

Guiness (authentic, on tap)

Black & Tans

Anchor Steam Pale Ale

Red Stripe