Have you ever had Shiner Heifeweizen?
?! WTF?! Why you interested? You look good
im just giving you a hard time. i could care less abotu another man's drinking habits.
and yes ive had the heif... first tried it many years ago because i liked the double headed guy on the pack. i can't drink more than a 6 pack because it's very yeasty and makes me feel like ive eaten a 5 course meal.
i look good?
wtf?
My favs:
1. Whatever is REALLY cold (yes I'll even drink Coors Light if it's cold enuff).
2. Whatever is in my fridge at the time.
3. Whatever is free.
First time I had Shiner Heif was with some friends at BWW and they threw the lemon in and the beer mugs were those big ass ones
1. Dos XX Lager
2. Shiner Blonde
3. Fat Tire (used to get it on tap at El Colegio Bar at La Mansion Del Rio)
1) Heineken
2) Imperial Dark (local costa rican beer)
3) don't really have one
1. Negra Modelo
2. Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat
3. Paulaner's Hefe-Weisbier
Can't leave out Red Stripe, Fat Tire, and Sam Adams. Sorry.
I'm kinda partial to beers #7, 8, and 9.
Once you get to #10, the 2 left in the 12 pack start rolling around and reminding you that you're almost outta beer.
I drink mainly obscure Utah microbrews so I won't list the brands, but I enjoy me a good porter, a good hefe and a good rye beer... in that order and always, in extreme moderation.
As far as mainstream beers go, I'll just say that I think Becks is better than Heineken, Red Stripe is over-rated and that Sam Adams and Sierra are BY FAR the best mega-breweries.
Last edited by balli; 09-04-2008 at 05:10 PM.
I like Shiner Bock, Sam Adams, and I'll usually have Bud Light in the fridge by default, so I guess those would be my three.
Dos Equis Amber is pretty good too.
I'm no beer connoisseur by far but I like...
1. Dos XX
2. Blue Moon or Blue Moon Rising Moon (seasonal)
3. Coors Light - go to beer.
Does anyone like Bass Beer? I tried it in Colorado and have gotten it a couple of times in HEB, but I haven't met anyone besides myself that drinks it.
I haven't experienced much variety but I do like Po Boy Stout. PBR. Whatever it's named.
Ahh, one of the joys I learned of on first trip to Pittsburgh.
Recently I've gotten into drinking wheat beer, which I had never done before just a month ago. Blue Moon, Sam Adams Summer Seasonal are the two I like most.
I also like a Peruvian beer I tried at a Peruvian restaurant... Cristal.
I used to love Sam Adams Cherry Wheat for an occassional change, but I can't find it anymore.
I also LOVE Kirin Ichiban. Nice, easy going lager.
For my benefit, which are your favorite Utah microbrews? Of the three styles you listed, I'm primarily interested in the porter, but any other recommendations would be awesome.I drink mainly obscure Utah microbrews so I won't list the brands, but I enjoy me a good porter, a good hefe and a good rye beer... in that order and always, in extreme moderation.
As far as mainstream beers go, I'll just say that I think Becks is better than Heineken, Red Stripe is over-rated and that Sam Adams and Sierra are BY FAR the best mega-breweries.
I'm pretty partial to microbrews myself, primarily amber or darker, but that's probably a function of the fact that I was introduced to alcohol in the Pacific Northwest.
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What do Coors Light and having sex on a beach have in common?
They're both ing close to water.
Yogi
Smokey
and me
Wait, did I read that wrong?
Negra Modelo
Sam Adams
Yeungling
Amstel Light, which I really like and don't think of as a light beer. I've never seen any of the other Amstels but I'd really like to give them a try.
Last edited by ShoogarBear; 09-05-2008 at 06:09 AM.
Dude, I love Amstel Light. It's the only light beer I can stand.
1. Crown Lager
2. Heineken
3. Pure Blonde
what he said..
Yeah, Amstel is the only light beer that can be called a beer.
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