Mmmm Beer!

[Muddy]

I like beer! I often drink it.

So here's a thread to post beers that I drink or drank.

Feel free to add yours!

[Muddy]

Tonight it's Boddington's pub ale.

I've been looking for a dimpled beer mugg for some time. I found this one at the goodwill today.

For a English style mug you need a English style ale.

I believe I may have had this on draft years and years ago. But tonight I grabbed a 4 pack.

Smooth creamy and slightly sweet with a clean aftertaste.


Not too bad I could see having quite a few next to a fireplace in an English pub somewhere.

[jabberwoki]

What was that beer you sent me a while ago?

[Uncle Buck]

For awhile I drank a lot of Yuengling,  the switched th Shiner.About 6 months or so back, I switched to PBR and find I both love the taste of PBR, but even more love the price. I exclusively buy 16oz tall boy 12 packs for $14.03 now. Before the recent price hike of beer impacting al brands, 12 packs of tall cans had been costing me lead than $1 per tall can. Since the recent price hike impacts all brands, PBR remains the hands down cheapest decent tasting bar at the cheapest cost per oz beer I know of. Yup, cost per oz definitely does impact my brand of choice

[goodfellow]

Just got back from COSTCO and noticed that they now have an in-house Kirkland Lager Beer, Has anyone tried this beer? I didn't have the guts to actually buy it, but am looking for information on this brand. COSTCO has a reputation for contracting with high quality producers when it comes to putting their name on a product; -- but Beer?

That said, I was brave enough to purchase two bottles of the new Kirkland Signature Cabernet Sauvignon, and have to report that it is an absolutely fantastic premium wine. I will go back next week and get some more. BUT the beer I'm not too sure about.

[Muddy]

What was that beer you sent me a while ago?

That's a good question lol.

[TexasT]

I used to be a Bud Light Kinda guy, but you really can't insult me and never issue an apology and expect me to give you my hard earned money. Yeah, I get that Ultra is the same company but I have a lot of friends who work for the distributor.(I used to work there too)

[jabberwoki]

i think it was Yuengling? it was a semi dark beer, bloody wonderfull.

[j.a.f.e.]

Don't drink much beer anymore. Don't drink much anything anymore for that matter. Iron City and Lone Star were always my favorites but neither is the same anymore I believe both are now produced by third party breweries. So my one or two a year probably doesn't count for much.

Oddly, I grew up in Pittsburgh and never heard of Yuengling.

[Muddy]

i think it was Yuengling? it was a semi dark beer, bloody wonderfull.

[Muddy]

Was it their Bock?

[Uncle Buck]

I don't think the Bock is available in Kansas.I hope the Hershey beer shows up again around  Christmas this year. I loved that stuff!

[wilbilt]

I drink a lot of beer. I used to drink a lot of Coors and Molson (shudder) but now prefer IPAs. I can't stand the weak beers, because they go down like water.

These days, it is Usually Sierra Nevada Atomic Torpedo or Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA. These are 9+ abv. Not lawnmower beer.

My favorite beer is North Coast Brewing Brother Thelonious. It was unavailable for a few years because the family of Thelonious Monk sued the brewery for using his likeness and name.
It is now available again, but none of the local stores carry it. I can order it online to be delivered because they are a California brewery and I live in California. I haven't tried online ordering yet, but I might. That stuff is like the nectar of the Gods.
It is expensive. It is the Snap-On of beer.

Drink up me hearties, Yo Ho!

[jabberwoki]

Boy it`s been a while , that can does not look familiar, thought it was a special/ seasonal beer maybe?

[Muddy]

Boy it`s been a while , that can does not look familiar, thought it was a special/ seasonal beer maybe?

How bout Oktoberfest?


https://www.yuengling.com/our-beer/oktoberfest/