January 9, 200818 yr Hey guys I used to only drink Domestic Beers such as Bud lite Miller lite ect... A friend of Mine who happens to be a member of BGP changed my taste buds by getting me to try some different brews... There are so many different kinds of brews out there...I would like to hear some other opinions about what brews you guys like... This thread is all about the taste,smell and body... Also If we can try to list what is local...If not list what area you tried that Brew... To keep this thread open we do not need to discuss............................ What we don't want is how someone got so drunk on this and that beer... :thumb:
January 9, 200818 yr Author I am having a Red Stripe/Jamaican Lager/ I like these beers... I do not want to drink these exclusively,but a every now and them is fine...
January 9, 200818 yr My only three requirements for beer are: cold, domestic and light! I'm not a fan of imported beers. I might have an Amstel Light here and there, but that's about as far as I'll go.
January 9, 200818 yr I have recenlty become a fan of Steel Reserve. Good taste, inexpensive, and no aftertaste.
January 9, 200818 yr Author My only three requirements for beer are: cold, domestic and light! I'm not a fan of imported beers. I might have an Amstel Light here and there, but that's about as far as I'll go. I would have responded sooner but I was on the phone with my Guru of Beers...Who also happens to be a member of BGP...I think you all know him as the one and only TitleTownClown... I hear you ja I was the same way as you...I hated the Import beer... Now that I have tried different brews,I have learned to appreciate the real taste of good beers...:thumb:
January 9, 200818 yr Author I have recenlty become a fan of Steel Reserve. Good taste, inexpensive, and no aftertaste. I have not tried that...I will put it on my list of brews to try...I do love Good taste,I don't mind paying a little more for a good beer,I kind of like a after taste...
January 9, 200818 yr I have not tried that...I will put it on my list of brews to try...I do love Good taste,I don't mind paying a little more for a good beer,I kind of like a after taste... Not that it necessarally matters, but it also has a slightly higher alcohol content, something like 8.3%.
January 9, 200818 yr Author I have recenlty become a fan of Steel Reserve. Good taste, inexpensive, and no aftertaste. My favorite Beer that TTClown turned me on to is Newcastle...Made in England...I believe this is a favorite of Mr.Jim Schue... The taste in the bottle is nice,but if you can get one of these babys in a draft its even better...which could be said for all draft beer...
January 9, 200818 yr Author Not that it necessarally matters, but it also has a slightly higher alcohol content, something like 8.3%. That is strong...I don't think it matters as far as a good taste...There is a micro brew called Voodoo Vator made in Detroit...I believe it has 9% Alc...They are sold in a 4pk for around $10...I like the taste of those...:thumb:
January 9, 200818 yr Either BudLight or Miller Lite, I am also a fan of Corona and of the beer called MooseHead.
January 9, 200818 yr Author Great, now I am going to have to make a list of new one's to try.:thumb: Thats one reason I started this thread... I never buy the same beer twice in a row...Even if I am at Restaurant/Bar...:thumb:
January 9, 200818 yr Author Either BudLight or Miller Lite, I am also a fan of Corona and of the beer called MooseHead. This thread is to try to broaden your tastebuds... If your going to have a corona you should try a Negra Modelo...That is some good mexican Beer...
January 9, 200818 yr My favorite domestic is simply Bud Light, favorite import would have to be Dos Equis Amber. Some of the best beer i have had was brewed in a micro brewery called Gottberg Brew Pub in Columbus, Nebraska. It was called "Bug Eater Ale". It was absolutely great with a steak. There was another locally brewed wheat beer called Boulevard that was real tasty. Gottberg Brew Pub
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