Beers I actually like and would recommend to you

[Anonymous No.17120306]

Pic related.
. Franziskaner Dunkel (#1)
. Blue Moon - White Belgian

What about you anon? Side note, I really can't understand people drinking West Coast mango tasting beers 100% of the time, I like it for 3 sips and then I'm tired of them.

[Anonymous No.17120323]

>>17120306
Tried this yesterday, I thought it was really tasty. Would drink again.
Blue Moon is based too.

[Anonymous No.17120340]

back to your tranny board op

[Anonymous No.17120342]

>>17120306
Tuborg Julebryg - Comfy dark lager with lots of malt
Fuller's London Pride - One of few beers I'd call refreshing. My go-to draft beer.
Innis&Gunn Oak Barrel - tastes like whiskey but with less alcohol and more vanilla.
Liberty Pale Ale - Good American beer that's easy to drink and tastes like the perfect light beer (despite being 6%).
Fuller's 1845 - Peak malt beer. Can't find it any more unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.17120768]

Mena Dhu
Bishop's Finger

[Anonymous No.17120857]

>>17120306
What about franziskaner unfiltered?

[Anonymous No.17120863]

I know someone who pronounced it 'Francis Connor' in earnest and was ridiculed by the waitress.

[T No.17121966]

>>17120323
My gentleman of color.

[Anonymous No.17122380]

>>17120306
MI anon here, I like to buy local:

Bell's Oberon
Founders Solid Gold for the price
Bell's 2 Hearted
Griffin Claw Red
M-43s
Kuhnhenn DRIPA

North American Beers:
LBLs
Sam Adams
Blue Moon
Big Sky IPA

Foreigns:
Duvell
Delerium Tremens
Weihenstephaner

[Anonymous No.17122656]

modello and pbr idk about this other faggy shit you guys are saying ive never been to a gay porn convention

[Anonymous No.17122686]

>>17122380
>Weihenstephaner
My nigga
Dunkel or Vitus?

[Anonymous No.17122780]

Schneider Weisse GOAT

[Anonymous No.17122792]

Blue Moon is hands down the best nationally available domestic beer, I challenge you to even find a close second.

[Anonymous No.17122807]

this is great, goes well with chicken too

[Anonymous No.17122853]

>>17120863
idk if that's specifically how Germans say it but based on how I know they pronounce most other things, it's probably correct. But yes, I've ordered German beers and shifted to German-pronunciation, confusing the fuck out of bartenders.

>>17122380
MI here too, solid beers. Old Nation's lagers are getting fucking great lately, can't wait to try Fritts Lager

[Anonymous No.17122860]

[Anonymous No.17122861]

>>17122807
Great beer, sometimes drink it specifically to prevent hangovers since it has salt in it

[Anonymous No.17122862]

Blue moon tastes like bananas though

[Anonymous No.17123164]

>>17120323
Based. Backwoods Bastard is excellent too.

[Anonymous No.17123227]

If your in Texas, Celis white is pretty good. That and Live Oak Heifeweizen

[Anonymous No.17123240]

>>17120306
>Blue moon
You cannot be fucking serious, drinking that is like drinking a fermented milkshake. You must be a barn animal.

[Anonymous No.17123248]

>>17120306
I really like right, it has a very particur taste to me

[Anonymous No.17123478]

>>17123227
The taproom at Celis was pretty cozy, Live Oak is fucking amazing at old-world styles

[Anonymous No.17123572]

>>17123227
Devil's backbone is my choice of Texas beer

[Anonymous No.17123668]

>>17122853
No, that's correct and how it's said in German, moreorless.

[Anonymous No.17123737]

>>17120340
I really wish there were more cheap bitters in the US. Half the ones here are some sort of bullshit thats half ipa half bitter. Then again that's all any of these fucking breweries do anymore. oh bro we heard you like this kind of beer so we took that kind of beer and TURBO HOPPED IT so now its like that beer you like but if someone mixed it half way with a double heckin EXTRA hop bombed ipa
and it barely tastes like the original type of beer how awesome?

[Anonymous No.17123796]

>>17123737
This

[Anonymous No.17123847]

>>17120863
Francis-Khan-er would be more correct

[Anonymous No.17123870]

>>17123668
I figured but the German I learned was more "standard", Berlin-driven German and not whacky Bavarian/Austrian German

[Anonymous No.17123888]

>>17123737
You mean like an english-style bitter? Or just a pale ale that's not a hop-infused hop tea?

[Anonymous No.17123922]

>>17123847
More like fru(-)ncis-kah-ner.

[Anonymous No.17123936]

>>17120857
Isn't that basucally every franziskaner, or...? If you mean the "regular" franziskaner I prefer a Paulaner to it, evnthough I like a regular franziskaner.

[Anonymous No.17123959]

>>17123737
xxxx bitter is a lager. same as Victoria bitter and Melbourne bitter. Australia has no native bitters. you have been memed

[Anonymous No.17123962]

>>17123888
Not him but english-style bitters blow other pale ales out of the water. I've searched far and wide for a pint better than Harvey's Sussex bitter to little avail.

[Anonymous No.17123967]

>>17123668
>>17120863

Fun fact: the average waitress in the US barely can barely handle the tap menu day-to-day, much less understand a foreign language

[Anonymous No.17124075]

>>17123870
My mother, who is now very dead, was once very Swiss, so I'm at an ever greater disadvantage than you are when it comes to my Deutschli. To a speaker of standard German, I sound like a fucking child.

[Anonymous No.17124332]

>>17120306
I like making a half and half with blue moon and Guinness

[Anonymous No.17124344]

>>17124332
I really don't like guinness, it tastes like licorice

[Anonymous No.17124349]

>>17120863
>ridiculed by the waitress
but who cares what some low class service whore thinks?

[Anonymous No.17124368]

STAG STAG STAG STAG

[Anonymous No.17124402]

>>17123962
holy based
i like the old ale too

[Anonymous No.17124997]

>>17124075
Yeah it's a big shock, especially since in the US we get taught borderline exaggerated Standard German. A friend who took it with me in school kept having tons of problems trying to understand boomers in Baden-Wurttemberg

[Anonymous No.17125502]

>>17120306
>What about you anon?
Czechvar (Budvar)
Voodoo Ranger Imperial
Paulaner Hefeweizen
Leffe Blonde

My most reliable go-tos depending on my mood, excluding the local beers I drink that wouldn't be relevant here

[Anonymous No.17125512]

>>17122807
I drank this while watching So I Married An Axe Murderer and now I associate it entirely with that movie. Haven't had it since, but whenever I rewatch a clip from the movie I can remember the taste vividly.

[Anonymous No.17125613]

>>17124368
calm down

[Anonymous No.17125622]

Any mass anons here? I live in boston, it's a liberal shithole but dammit the beer is good. Post the best mass beers. Pic related
>Jack abbys house lager/bier
>Sam adams octoberfest

[Anonymous No.17125627]

>>17125622
> I live in boston, it's a liberal shithole
I wonder how the hell New England is so liberal. It's the original America, land of the WASPS, but they're the first to vote to turn America into a global hub and get rid of any history or traditional culture.

[Anonymous No.17125631]

>>17125627
>America
>history
?? I thought the natives didn't write anything down

[Anonymous No.17125634]

>>17125631
The natives aren't Americans

[Anonymous No.17125635]

>>17125627
I don't get it either. Unfortunately I live in a chinese area, so pretty liberal. But every time I get downtown to quincy market or haymarket, it feels very old-schooly, much more my style. It's also nice that all the old white guy historical statues are still up in boston. The city never got affected much by the blm hysteria. I remember reading an article titled "boston is the most racist city in america" or something like that
>>17125631
Don't you have muslims to import?

[Anonymous No.17125637]

>>17125635
>I remember reading an article titled "boston is the most racist city in america"
basedton

[Anonymous No.17125640]

>>17125637
https://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2021/09/10/boston-racist-reputation/
https://ronafischman.com/boston-racist-city-america/
https://www.gawker.com/5946312/the-most-racist-city-in-america-boston
Don't give them ad revenue by clicking but there you do

[Anonymous No.17125652]

>>17124402
I almost thought Thomas Hardy rebranded, but then i reread the label.

[Anonymous No.17125670]

Great Lakes - Christmas Ale. It is comfy.

[Anonymous No.17125836]

[Anonymous No.17125883]

McEwan's ale, every time I see it I buy it
anything by Weltenberger
anything by Andechs

[Anonymous No.17125894]

Of the generics I really like Rickard's Red for some reason along with Molson Canadian.

Apart from that I like Rochefort 8 and every single beer in the Paulner lineup. European beers are almost always good and IPAs are all disgusting.

[Anonymous No.17125900]

>>17122380
>I like to buy local
>A bunch of beers you can buy at every gas station in America
Nice try

[Anonymous No.17125986]

>>17125622
I fucking love Jack's but I can't justify it since they cut down the six packs to four.

[Anonymous No.17126105]

>>17125894
>IPAs are all disgusting
Try double IPAs. I know many people who don't like regular IPAs but a good quality double IPA (look for 4-packs if not singles) can be very nice.

[Anonymous No.17126118]

>>17120306
Saxo is also good.
If I go to bottom shelf Yuengling serves well enough.

[Anonymous No.17126145]

Tears for beers.
Hoegaarden
Modelo negro
Wicked ale chocoveza
Rainer
Founders oatmeal stout
Old Rasputin
Delirium tremens
Idk thats just on the tip of me head

[Anonymous No.17126338]

>>17120306
Can someone recommend me a good coffee stout?

[Anonymous No.17126343]

>>17126118
I got free glasses from the bar earlier tonight but I've never had the beer and I already broke one of the glasses

[Anonymous No.17126365]

Why does BLue Moon in a bottle taste better than one in a can?yvmxx

[Anonymous No.17126394]

This is peak Italian beer

[Anonymous No.17126422]

>>17126365
Everything tastes better in a bottle than a can

[Anonymous No.17126435]

>>17126422
Not if it's a green skunky bottle.

[Anonymous No.17126533]

>>17123936
Idk, I've seen three kinds, the clear one with the white tag, unfiltered with the grey tag and the one in op's pic.

[Anonymous No.17126540]

>>17125900
The first batch i listed are all Michigan Breweries champ

[Anonymous No.17126692]

>>17126118
If you like strong German Lagers (Doppelbock) than you should look for beers whose name end with '-ator'.
i.e.: Celebrator, Salvator, Masturbator etc.

Feel free to ask me German specific beer questions if you like.

[Anonymous No.17126752]

>>17126533
Unfiltered is the regular one as with every weißbier. The filtered version called kristall, because it's crystal clear is unpopular. Never seen a filtered dunkel in my life.

[Anonymous No.17126955]

>>17120306
Is Guinness any good or is it just a meme?

[Anonymous No.17126963]

>>17126955
I think it's pretty tasty. It's not for if you want to get drunk quick though. I'd also suggest trying their black lager if you can find it

[Anonymous No.17127010]

>>17126752
Kristall has it's perks. You can drink them straight out of the bottle without gushing the beer all over yourself and you don't feel stuffed after drinking one of them.

[Anonymous No.17127027]

>>17126338
Founders Breakfast Stout is pretty solid and not hard to find nowadays.

[Anonymous No.17127038]

>>17120306
Is Blue Moon served with orange slice where you are from? They sell it London on draft in some places and that's normal, also the case in France & Denmark where I've had it. Not really a huge fan of it desu.

[Anonymous No.17127043]

>>17126692
>Feel free to ask me German specific beer questions if you like.

Is Weihenstephaner incredibly overrated in Germany? In the US a lot of people make it out to sound like it's some super amazing traditional brewery, but a few Germans I've talked to seemed to judge me for liking their beers. Or were they just being hipster fucks

[Anonymous No.17127074]

>>17127043
Weihenstephaner isn't even close as popular as many here make it seem. It's also not considered very good, but just slightly better than average in all its boring styles.

[Anonymous No.17127078]

>>17127043
Weihenstephaner is a state-owned brewery and well known for German weed beers. AFAIK they were founded centuries ago and have expanded to the degree of being affiliated with a university that offers degrees in brewing. Maybe, some germans would consider Weihenstephander to be the german equivalent of Bud. In a sense of being available anywhere within Germany. I think I tried all Weihenstephaner beers and I'd consider them above average. Not the best but certainly better than some cheaper competitors.

[Anonymous No.17127091]

>>17127074
>>17127078
Yeah that's kinda what I've gathered a bit. There's a bunch of German beers I've come to love but realized they're average at best in Germany, but got good at exporting.

[Anonymous No.17127138]

>>17127043
total run of the mill beer, available everywhere. Prefectly fine, but nothing special.
t. German

[Anonymous No.17127168]

>>17126118
These are great. Have had them a few times before.

[Anonymous No.17127366]

>>17127138
I'm a German myself and I'm just wondering what you consider 'special'? An above averagely Weizen or some speciality style such as Weizenbock?

[Anonymous No.17127370]

>>17125986
How much were they when it was a six pack? I get the four pack at TJ's for $8

[Anonymous No.17127449]

>>17127366
Weizen is such a limited style that you will never find something outstanding in Germany anyways. Personally i'm glad for every weizen that is not just banana and clove and has some bitterness.

[Anonymous No.17127451]

>>17127370
Iirc a six pack where I work was about $11 or $12. We're selling the four packs for $10-$11. Looking at nearby stores the prices go from $8-$10. I'd have no problems paying $8 for a four pack honestly. Their Shipping Out of Boston is fantastic.

[Anonymous No.17127470]

>>17120306
Blue moon is delicious

[Anonymous No.17127475]

>>17120306
best beer

[Anonymous No.17127481]

>>17122792
Yuengling
Genessee
Lone Star

[Anonymous No.17127488]

>>17125894
>Molson Canadian.

I will never drink Molson because on Molson Leafs hockey when they do the 3 stars they include players from the opposition. How cucked can you get?

[Anonymous No.17127524]

>>17127488
sounds like a normal canadian thing to me

Pic related is a good example of a strong but not obnoxious IPA, I like the style but ones that got a repeat buy is a pretty short list. Nice Day IPA is probably my favorite I've tried, kinda the opposite end of the spectrum where it tastes like an IPA but isn't intense, I only found it once when I was on the west coast for work though, any time I'm back there I try looking for it and can't find it

[Anonymous No.17127532]

>>17123240
the blue moon white is different and a lot milder, I don't like regular blue moon but I'd love having a glass of it just like that at a resteraunt

[Anonymous No.17127559]

>>17127475
Are you the anon that posted about Staropramen in the other thread? If so, I'm sorry that you didnt get to try really good Czech beer.

[Anonymous No.17127666]

Does frequently drinking beer reduce your ability to detect subtle nuances in them? I drink approximately 5 beers each weekend.

[Anonymous No.17127672]

>>17127449
Which Weizen would you recommend?
these are the two Weizen beers I like:
1. Steam Brew Weizen Pale Ale (blue can at Lidl)
2. Kapuziner

[Anonymous No.17127711]

[Anonymous No.17127732]

>>17126692
>you should look for beers whose name end with '-ator'.

[Anonymous No.17127754]

>>17126692
Is paulner alright? Or is it comparable to bud light popularity wise

[Anonymous No.17127759]

>>17127666
No more that eating food dulls your ability to taste subtle nuances in food.
Being drunk, though, does reduce your ability to taste the beer.

[Anonymous No.17127824]

>>17127754
Paulaner is average, if not below average for the price. I don't know anybody who'd buy Paulaner if they had other Weißbier options.

There're people who use the name as a way of calling bullshit on something.

[Anonymous No.17127837]

>>17127759
I drink those beers spread out over the three weekend days, which means that I should be able to detect subtle differences.

I recently bough a beer, which I thought had specific flavors but I couldn't notice them anymore, which made me panic a little bit.

I also started adding chili oil to some of my meals. (just as an flavor enhancement) Could this be the reason why?

[Anonymous No.17127853]

>>17120306
>blue moon
You are a woman.

[Anonymous No.17127860]

>>17127672
Not a big weizen fan but pic related was my favourite so far.
>>17127754
Paulaner, Franziskaner and Erdinger are the top 3 weizen brands in Germany, but people buy them, because they're on sale all the time. Nobody wants to spend 20€ for a 20x0.5l crate so they buy those for 13€ instead. Tastewise they are mediocre at best.

[Anonymous No.17127965]

>>17127711
Any euros had this? Saw it the other day I thought I would try it

[Anonymous No.17128006]

You’re welcome

[Anonymous No.17128165]

>>17127965
It's a US based company. Haven't had it yet.
in case you don't know what Bock beers are: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bock

[Anonymous No.17128169]

>>17123959
From what I remember they were bitter more malty lagers at least so the were better than the shit you get stateside.

[Anonymous No.17128170]

>>17126394
Are the bottles really big or are the glasses really small?

[Anonymous No.17128187]

This is common grocery store beer in America but I've always got it in my fridge. Strong and drinkable.

[Anonymous No.17128188]

>>17127824
>I don't know anybody who'd buy Paulaner if they had other Weißbier options.
Are you specifically talking about their Weißbier? Because their lager (Helles I think) is considered top tier, at least here in the UK.

[Anonymous No.17128190]

>>17128187
oops forgot pic

[Anonymous No.17128196]

>>17128165
That shit isn't even bockbier.

[Anonymous No.17128220]

>>17128196
4.4% ABV, lmao. You're right.

[Anonymous No.17128251]

>>17128196
So?

[Anonymous No.17128289]

>>17128251
You asked whether we tried and liked it. The beer is labeled as a bock; yet, has an ABV of a Helles, which is a style break. Hence, making it a bad bock beer.

[Anonymous No.17128428]

>>17128289
It’s just a name man

[Anonymous No.17128836]

>>17127559
No I'm not. Staropramen is really good though...it's perfect to me.

[Anonymous No.17128842]

>>17127524
>sounds like a normal canadian thing to me

mmm Yeah, a certain kind of Canadian. I'm the type that hopes the oppositions bus gets destroyed on the way home leaving players dead.

[Anonymous No.17128848]

>>17128190
I would never drink this, just because of the can.

[Anonymous No.17128878]

>>17122656
Based

[Anonymous No.17128918]

A few of my favs
NJ Cape May Shandy, any of them.
Hoppin Frog Boris, favorite stout
Leffe brun and blonde, both are good
Stone Fear Movie Lions, I like most stone products but this is a killer
Heady Topper, worth the hype
Ayinger Marzen, my favorite oktoberfest
PBR or Budweiser when flavor is irrelevant and you just want to get toasted, I find these are the least offensive in terms of cheap swill

[Anonymous No.17128954]

>>17126343
that's a nice glass.

[Anonymous No.17128965]

I usually don’t like beer but I LOVE this

[Anonymous No.17130253]

>>17128165
>US based
It's Texas based, retard

[Anonymous No.17130272]

>>17125627
Anglos are a naturally treacherous race, especially to each other.

[Anonymous No.17130834]

>>17130253
Who really cares about places in burgerland?

[Anonymous No.17130882]

>>17130834
Texas is different and better

[Anonymous No.17130914]

>Kronenbourg 1664
very light and crispy, me like

[Anonymous No.17130932]

>>17130882
Still Texas is, once again, part of the US.

[Anonymous No.17130942]

>>17130932
It used to be a country

[Anonymous No.17130957]

>>17130942
So was every region for some time worldwide.

[Anonymous No.17131510]

>>17128170
both, Italians are pranksters

[Anonymous No.17131593]

>>17128965
Drank the draught stout last night. Pretty good.

[Anonymous No.17131618]

Just a really tasty Belgian ale.

[Anonymous No.17131922]

>>17130882
>>17130942
Yes yes Mr Californian, we get that you moved to Austin and love its quirkiness but please remember you're still in the US

[Anonymous No.17131933]

>>17131510
who knew the inventors of opera would be loud and dramatic

[Anonymous No.17133165]

>>17130914
Garbage

[Anonymous No.17133303]

>>17127475
kino

[Anonymous No.17133316]

>>17122807
love me sours

[Anonymous No.17133331]

If y'all ever can get your hands on this one you should

[Anonymous No.17133464]

Why is every craft beer can designed in a way that children might find them appealing?

[Anonymous No.17133494]

>>17133464
Lack of established branding I guess? In my area, most breweries are like 100-200 years old so I guess they're sticking somewhat to their original design. In other words; I guess lack of foundation and identity?

[Anonymous No.17134315]

I like this when I can find it

[Anonymous No.17134350]

>>17120306
I don't know if you'd like them, but I like and recommend Unibroue a lot, especially Trois Pistoles and Maudite (not quite Belgian, but basically Tripel strength Dubbels). Dieu du Ciel's darker beers, like Peche Mortel and Grand Noirceur are great... and as far as IPAs for people who don't like IPAs go, I'll usually offer a Collective Arts' Ransack the Universe - it's like a missing link between hazy/juicy IPAs and beer. It's hoppy without being overly bitter or piney; fruity without being juicy; interesting, but it still tastes like beer... it's like instead of a grapefruit fight in a pine forest, it's a pineapple and guava fight on a beach... despite the long explanation it's still a distant third.

[Anonymous No.17134436]

>>17133316
This is bussin my nigga

[Anonymous No.17134499]

>>17123227
where in Texas can I get Celis White? every place I went to in Austin was sold out and said they couldn't get a restock any time soon

[Anonymous No.17134901]

>>17130914
>Kronenbourg 1664
I like this as well

[Anonymous No.17135210]

>>17128190
This is my go to but they're so fattening

[Anonymous No.17135375]

>>17120306
Blue Moon is the only beer I'm willing to ever drink.

[Anonymous No.17135549]

>>17120306
Pic rel is one of the best beers I had that were specifically brewed for a supermarket. (~0.60€/0.5L)

Non-German anons tend to think that all Lagers are bland. I'd urge them to try Landbier, Zwickel, Kellerbier. Any beer that deviate from pale clear lagers such as: Helles, Pils etc.

[Anonymous No.17135810]

I'm in St Louis so I have tons of great local breweries to choose from, it's easier to name them off than all the beers I like because that list is way too long.

Urban Chestnut
Perennial
Side Project
4 Hands
2nd Shift
Civil Life
Heavy Rift
Earthbound

And as a bonus(cider)

Brick River

[Anonymous No.17135818]

>>17135549
Based Urban Chestnut lad!