We all drink Becks beer, RIGHT?
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I can't deny it; when I am out east PA; VICTORY brewing makes a darned good beer
Originally Posted By: camarokiller
Coors banquet, and extra gold for this guy.
Wish I could find the extra gold around here. Only Coors light and banquet beer. The banquet is pretty good. Last time I had the extra gold was at the brewery in Golden, CO.
Coors banquet, and extra gold for this guy.
Wish I could find the extra gold around here. Only Coors light and banquet beer. The banquet is pretty good. Last time I had the extra gold was at the brewery in Golden, CO.
Although I don't drink(or eat the way I use to) anymore...don't want another Stent! I do miss sittin'round with the boys & havin' some cold ones! Summer time garage/pattio party with a game on the Big Screen! Beers flowin', chicken wings, pulled pork/chili, chips & dip! M'mmmm!
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Originally Posted By: SnPb
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
I remember be Tee'd off as a old kid (of 19 years) when the quality of Lowenbrau went down-the-tubes when Miller started brewing it in the USofA around the time Aerosmith's 3rd album came out. This Bavarian brew was the first real quality beer i'd drunk; then it was quickly ruined for the love of $$$.
Yeah, I am almost done with my "vanilla coffee bean" stout. Nice to homebrew your own. my backup is GENNY CREAM ALE or some Yeungling Light LAGER 
Originally Posted By: car51
Yeah, I am almost done with my "vanilla coffee bean" stout. Nice to homebrew your own. my backup is GENNY CREAM ALE or some Yeungling Light LAGER
For sure, I have 6 gallons to bottle today, Columbus IPA, not for the light beer drinkers.
Yeah, I am almost done with my "vanilla coffee bean" stout. Nice to homebrew your own. my backup is GENNY CREAM ALE or some Yeungling Light LAGER
For sure, I have 6 gallons to bottle today, Columbus IPA, not for the light beer drinkers.
One I had last night at the local "mom and pop" restaurant was WELLS "BANANA BREAD BEER", said "MADE IN UK" and very tasty also
Originally Posted By: car51
One I had last night at the local "mom and pop" restaurant was WELLS "BANANA BREAD BEER", said "MADE IN UK" and very tasty also
Glad you mentioned that one! Its funny how just bringing up a special brew can make me remember a good party. Vegas, 2 years ago, and Wow a good time. Maybe I should grab another Banana Bread brew today.
One I had last night at the local "mom and pop" restaurant was WELLS "BANANA BREAD BEER", said "MADE IN UK" and very tasty also
Glad you mentioned that one! Its funny how just bringing up a special brew can make me remember a good party. Vegas, 2 years ago, and Wow a good time. Maybe I should grab another Banana Bread brew today.
Originally Posted By: HerrStig
Originally Posted By: SnPb
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
The quality of beers has gone down in the last 40 years. Many smaller cities like Reading, Pa. Had at least one brewery....Old Reading, Reading, Sunshine, Red Cap Ale, Shaeffers..all great beers way back when.
As late as maybe 25 years ago Rolling Rock was good and also Pabst. Pabst (IMHO) is terrible. Rolling Rock is decent. After you have had a case of Yuengling Beer you are ready for something else (and I live in Lancaster County) Last case I bought was an econo beer Hamms..about as good as anything..which isn't saying much.
I lol at folks that drink Corona with a lime in it. That stuff is the world's worst. I guess the Generation 'Y's' love it bc they don't know anybetter.
Originally Posted By: SnPb
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
The quality of beers has gone down in the last 40 years. Many smaller cities like Reading, Pa. Had at least one brewery....Old Reading, Reading, Sunshine, Red Cap Ale, Shaeffers..all great beers way back when.
As late as maybe 25 years ago Rolling Rock was good and also Pabst. Pabst (IMHO) is terrible. Rolling Rock is decent. After you have had a case of Yuengling Beer you are ready for something else (and I live in Lancaster County) Last case I bought was an econo beer Hamms..about as good as anything..which isn't saying much.
I lol at folks that drink Corona with a lime in it. That stuff is the world's worst. I guess the Generation 'Y's' love it bc they don't know anybetter.
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Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: Vern_in_IL
We all drink Becks beer, RIGHT?
No. Never had one in my entire life. To say otherwise would be lying.
Did you mean a beer, or a Becks beer?
Originally Posted By: Vern_in_IL
We all drink Becks beer, RIGHT?
No. Never had one in my entire life. To say otherwise would be lying.
Did you mean a beer, or a Becks beer?
Originally Posted By: HerrStig
Originally Posted By: SnPb
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
I like the yuengling light , and recently shiner bock. I have always liked the Samuel Adams light as well.
Originally Posted By: SnPb
With all of the good local breweries found in most cities these days, why drink beer made by InBev or SAB.
Right. Yeungling is as good as any of them. If you're really thirsty and not doing the beer snob thing, Rolling Rock in the big cans is as good as anything for the price.
I like the yuengling light , and recently shiner bock. I have always liked the Samuel Adams light as well.
Spasm3: do you like the Light Lager Yeunglings? I enjoy it myself as well as Black&Tan
Originally Posted By: car51
Spasm3: do you like the Light Lager Yeunglings? I enjoy it myself as well as Black&Tan
I've never tried the Black &Tan, might pick some up! No sure if i've have the light lager.
Spasm3: do you like the Light Lager Yeunglings? I enjoy it myself as well as Black&Tan
I've never tried the Black &Tan, might pick some up! No sure if i've have the light lager.
Spasm3: light lager is in whitish/cream color can with orange highlight top and bottom of can; very good too
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