Beers that y'all drink

[Anonymous No.6509844]

What's y'alls favorite beers? this aint no pissing contest between which is better, but what's your go to cold one?
>pic related

[Anonymous No.6509847]

Living in Utah, I don't have access to a lot of shit that's commonplace everywhere else.

Thank God there are decent breweries here but it still sucks.

This one is definitely my go-to. Shitty pun name but it tastes decent and it's deceptively easy to drink for how strong it is.

[Anonymous No.6509849]

>>6509847
Meant to post this one.

[Anonymous No.6509857]

>>6509849
that's a helluva a abv. down here in New Mexico, because there aint shit to do, got a lot of breweries. the pride and joy we got now is la cumbre. got marble, bosque, and a list of others that I don't care to mention.

[Anonymous No.6509866]

>>6509857
I would buy that just based on the can art. Really cool.

[Anonymous No.6509868]

>>6509866
depending on the bar they can run from $3 on happy hour or up to $6 at other places.

[Anonymous No.6510520]

Flens. My only gripe is that they come in 11oz bottles and not 16oz.

[Anonymous No.6510542]

Its the cheapest

[Anonymous No.6510566]

>>6509857
Not that bad looking

[Anonymous No.6510826]

I drink whatever, but my favourites are Hoegaarden and Trappistes Rochefort.

[Anonymous No.6510931]

Blonde: Poretti, HB, Paulaner, Franziskaner
Red: Moretti Rossa
Dark: Guinness

[Anonymous No.6510947]

>>6510826
Hoegaarden is amazing. A good number two is Brewdog's Jack Hammer

[Anonymous No.6510973]

[Anonymous No.6510974]

>>6509847
utah guy, Uinta just started selling in my state. What of their stuff should I try?

[Anonymous No.6510978]

:^)

[Anonymous No.6510987]

Drank this yesterday, couldn't find a clear picture of it with the name but it is called Wisconsin Inaugural Red
It a collaboration between the university of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Brewing, I graduated too early, that class would have been awesome to take

[Anonymous No.6511008]

>>6510974
Not him but their black IPA Dubhe is decent. They had a sour farmhouse called Birthday Suit that was their 21st Anniversary beer. That one was pretty dope. I guess they are doing a 22nd anniversary sour abbey ale with plums this year that should be out in the next few months.

[Anonymous No.6511035]

>>6509844

Asahi. I love the mouthfeel, and it is something you can keep drinking.

[Anonymous No.6511049]

>>6511035
Fuck asahi

[Anonymous No.6511149]

>>6509847
I bought a 6-pack of that for the first time last week. It was pretty good.

[Anonymous No.6511170]

>>6510987
How is it? I live in Madison but I haven't tried it yet.

[Anonymous No.6511225]

>>6511170
Its solid, nothing particularly special but worth trying

[Anonymous No.6511243]

I always get shit for liking them IRL but I enjoy the darker taste.

[Anonymous No.6511254]

>>6511243
>but I enjoy the darker taste.
you what?

[Anonymous No.6511284]

>>6509844
Going to a get together, cheap pisswater to get drunk on tier: Lonestar

I want a good, accessible beer and don't want to drive far tier: Devils Backbone, Real Ale

My personal god tier: Cerveza de Tempranillo, Jester King

[Anonymous No.6511317]

>>6511284
Hello there, Hill Country

[Anonymous No.6511732]

Not impressed at all by this one, foamed a fuckload as well!

[Anonymous No.6511747]

>>6511243
>I enjoy the darker taste
i bet you do faggot

[Anonymous No.6511774]

Nice enough for what it is!

[Anonymous No.6511795]

[Anonymous No.6511806]

Lovely porter. Best beer from that particular brewery!

[Anonymous No.6511813]

[Anonymous No.6511912]

Got a 4 pack of this tonight for 23$

[Anonymous No.6511933]

>Drank a six pack yesterday like I do every weekend
>Didn't buy any today, too late to buy it now because of retarded nanny state rules
>Can't stop thinking about how I want a cold beer to an extent I haven't really felt before on a weekend alone
Am I becoming an alcoholic?

[Anonymous No.6511942]

Sierra Nevada never lets me down, exceptional representation of the style!

[Anonymous No.6511946]

>>6511912
How is it? I always see it at my liquor store, but I always pass it up.

[Anonymous No.6511947]

>>6511933
Know the feel, well on the way i would say!

[Anonymous No.6512023]

One thousand natty lights

[Anonymous No.6512026]

>>6511933
>only buys six beers
>thinks he's an alcoholic

[Anonymous No.6512032]

>>6512026
I know I'm not an alcoholic.
I'm just a bit worried because I crave a beer so much today.

[Anonymous No.6512033]

Had this for the first time today. Good beer. Definitely gonna look for it again!

>>6511774
Good brew.

>>6511795
Go to porter IMO.

[Anonymous No.6512036]

>>651203

Rest assured my friend, there's nothing wrong with craving a cold beer on your day off.

Now I'd you find yourself craving a drink at work and then find yourself getting drunk at work/in your car/public parks start to worry

[Anonymous No.6512181]

Drinking this right now

Pretty good

[Anonymous No.6512200]

Piss drunk!

[Anonymous No.6512267]

[Anonymous No.6512445]

I'm a poorfag, but as far as cheap beers go this is the best.

[Anonymous No.6512454]

>>6512445
in college, those $15 30 packs of High Life were me go to drink

[Anonymous No.6512523]

>>6511317
Enjoying our perpetual rain?

[Anonymous No.6513046]

why the fuck can I not find this shit anymore?

[Anonymous No.6513060]

>>6509844
I fucking hate bottles like this. Never fits in your cup holder.

[Anonymous No.6513064]

[Anonymous No.6513251]

Oberon as bells is local

[Anonymous No.6513276]

Drank s Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti from Great Divide. Not ss good as ExpressomOak Aged but solid nonetheless. Look forward to other vsriations

[Anonymous No.6513278]

>>6512033
>>6513276
Any thoughts on this?

[Anonymous No.6513377]

Innis & Gunn, oak aged in whisky barrels. The only beer for whisky drinkers.

[Anonymous No.6513422]

>>6513377
There are lots of great oak-aged beers. Innis and Gunn is a good one, but there are so many more.

[Anonymous No.6513518]

>>6511946
Buy some and drink it for me anon, I really want to try it but can never find it

[Anonymous No.6513523]

>>6512523
Yes, and fucking about time.

[Anonymous No.6513559]

>>6513377
What about Ola Dubh.

or Brewdog Paradox. The Paradox Isle of Arran one tastes like peatmonster whisky.

[Anonymous No.6513656]

>>6510826
How much is this for you? Where are you, and how much is it worth? It's pretty hard to find in bongland so i'm not sure what a fair price is

[Anonymous No.6513664]

>>6513377
the rum one is so much better if you can find it

[Anonymous No.6514304]

>>6511946

Dark malty and sweet. If you like raisins you'll like this beer.

[Anonymous No.6514313]

>>6509844
i love coors banquet
doubly so because when i go to my brothers house all he drinks are ipas so he wont touch any of my coors

[Anonymous No.6514330]

>>6509844

[Anonymous No.6514332]

>>6509844
Olde English 800.

RIP Private Stock

[Anonymous No.6514364]

>>6513559
Paradox is so ****ing good.

Anyway, my go-to is Brewdog Dead Pony Pale Ale 'cause of price and availability, although mostly I've spent the last 4-5 years trying different styles and brews.

[Anonymous No.6514367]

>>6514364
>self-censoring on 4chan
Nigga are you kidding me?

[Anonymous No.6514369]

>>6513656
Not him/her, but I pay 28 USD per litre (L) for Trappistes Rochefort 10. This is Norway so you should be able to get it cheaper. Probably.

[Anonymous No.6514371]

>>6514367
Just a habit.

[Anonymous No.6514523]

I just had one of these, I heard good things about it. I've been trying to find a beer I like...not really a beer drinker, but I'm trying.

To me it didn't taste like some of the reviews, I didn't really taste much other than beer...the after taste though, after a few mins. I tasted the hazlenut and even vanilla..and then honeynut cheerios. But yeah I wont be getting it again. too much of that beer taste I guess.

Oh just a random question, what's the diff between a porter and stout?

[Anonymous No.6514550]

>>6514371
a reddit habit.

[Anonymous No.6514552]

>>6509844
>go to the beach at mallorca
>want to drink so much
> buy "SAN MIGUEL" from a street vendor
>awful piss almost threw up

[Anonymous No.6514622]

For a cheap drunk? PBR

For nice flavor? Jackalope Bearwalker.

>tfw Jackalope brewery is a 10 minute drive

[Anonymous No.6514657]

>>6514523
As pic related shows the differences are murky, but stouts are more characterized by roasted barley than most porters. Robust porter may approach stouts on that front though.

[Anonymous No.6514666]

>>6514552
>this aint no pissing contest between which is better
Can't read anon?

Also, pic related is my go-to.

[Anonymous No.6514867]

>>6514369
That's not too far from what I've seen - £5.50 for 330ml or 26 USD per litre. It's quite specialist so there's no much competition though, and that's a lot more than even other beers of a similar style

[Anonymous No.6515001]

Uk, just started work in Tesco.

Uk beer bros recommend me a beer or ale I can pick up after work this Friday and enjoy at home.

Atm I drink Guiness, Hobgoblin , Spitfire, the odd "hen" brew Gold mainly.

Anyone?

[Anonymous No.6515004]

>>6509844
my go to is torpedo by sierra nevada

[Anonymous No.6515269]

Best Mexican beer or BEST Mexican beer?

[Anonymous No.6515276]

>>6511732
Learn to pour.

[Anonymous No.6515287]

>>6515269
>bohemia
if it was good enough for hemmingway then it's good enough for me

[Anonymous No.6515333]

I dunno, if I'm not going for a micro-brew, Steel Reserve is my go-to beer just because of how nice and strong it is.

[Anonymous No.6515345]

The left 3 beers are all local Omaha beers
The right one is from KC
Its usually better bang for my buck because its ~$7-$8 for a 6 pack of these as opposed to $10 for a 6 of sierra Nevada or lagunitas
But all 4 beers taste great
The KC Pils is always a good stand by for me, its got a good crisp flavor and its often on sale
The hefeweizen was a bit weird it was good but maybe a touch sweet
The storm ale was good I just finished a glass of that
And the brickway pilsner is a good lightly hoppy beer with a touch of the right honey sweetness and is perfectly crisp for afternoons working on cars

[Anonymous No.6516041]

A Haggens just opened up near my place with a neat selection of stouts. Idk if I would call this one my favorite, but I'm enjoying the shit out of it.

[Anonymous No.6516055]

>>6515333
there's better tasting malt liquor than steel reserve, bro
that shit is fucking vile
i'm partial to olde english myself

[Anonymous No.6516064]

>>6515333
strangers always give me shit when i buy that

all that "how can you drink that bro!?" shit

like, you're a middle aged man wearing sandals and a wife beater buying taquitos at 7-11, i think my malt liquor pales in comparison to the entirety of your life choices

[Anonymous No.6516075]

i like smithwicks, bass, guiness, blue moon, oatmeal stouts, old rasputin rus imperial stout, raven tor (local brewer's oatmeal stout),

[Anonymous No.6516080]

>>6516075
>old rasputin
Good taste, anon.

[Anonymous No.6516081]

>>6516064
HAHAHA, I know that feel.....
I'm an engineer, and the place I used to work at shut down a year ago (I'm gainfully employed again now, of course), but they dropped the bomb on us and gave all 300 employees 30 minutes to leave the property. So needless to say, I was poor for awhile while I looked for another job. I'd save my drinking time for the weekends and then go on Saturday and get a pile of Steel Reserve because of reasons people already mentioned. I always got shit from some jackass looking like they just crawled out of a trailer park, who was inevitably buying Budwieser or Keystone light, and I'd be like "Really? Seriously dude....."

[Anonymous No.6516092]

>>6516075
With the exception of Blue Moon, your taste is right up my alley. I fucking love stouts, especially russian imperials and oatmeal stouts. I also love porters and brown ales as well.
>mfw last year on my birthday, we floated a nitro keg of Old Rasputin at my local taproom.

[Anonymous No.6516104]

Currently:

Bell's Amber Ale
Founders All Day IPA
Left hand Nitro Milk Stout

high life\coors; if i want to be cheap

[Anonymous No.6516152]

tasty weeknight beer

[Anonymous No.6518929]

>>6516152
How much does dale's cost you?
Its like $10 for a 6er for me

[Anonymous No.6518941]

>>6512445

Good taste here.

I always prefer miller/MGD when I'm drinking cheap ass beer.


Drinking kirland brown ale right now. Not bad.


Comes in a 24 pack from costco. 6 browns, 6 blondes, 6 pale ales, and 6 ipa's

[Anonymous No.6521035]

>>6515001
Do they do 3 for £5? Sainsburys and Asda both do. Just pick some random bottles and see what you think, there will be enough that you won't get through them any time soon. Here are some 'standard' 3 for £5 beer that I've enjoyed recently:
Black Sheep Riggwelter
Pendle Witches Brew
Doom Bar
Late Red
Jenning's Cumberland
Thwaites Wainright
Badger First Call
Bath Gem

>>6514369
>>6514867
I did it anon - will report back once it settles

[Anonymous No.6522024]

Threadly reminder that Imperial stout is sugar beer for babies,

[Anonymous No.6522035]

>>6522024

Ehhhh. Depends on the stout.
There are a lot of astonishingly mediocre stouts on the market though.

[Anonymous No.6522066]

I'm a big fan of Flower Power from Ithaca brewing co. myself. Any other lads like it?

[Anonymous No.6522087]

I like real ale as much as the next man, but my 'go to cold one' is always a bog standard mass brewed lager.

Becks Vier, Stella, Oranjeboom, Carlsberg, Tyskie from time to time. Whatever my Tesco express has on the cheap. They all taste the same.

[Anonymous No.6522099]

>>6515001
If it's a big tesco they usually do Tim Taylors Landlord. It's not as good from the bottle as draught but still decent.

[Anonymous No.6522104]

>>6521035
Wainwright is fuckin nectar

[Anonymous No.6522519]

>>6515345
If I remember right that KC Hef has the giant mouth can right? By that I mean the entire top of the can pops off.

I made quite a few hobo alcohol stoves with them for my hiking adventures.

[Anonymous No.6522555]

>>6512445
To me this is on the same level as a Stella or Heineken as far as taste goes. I drink it if I'm broke because a 12 pack is around 7 bucks.

Pic related can sometimes be found for two bucks for a big bottle. I guess it's a English pint. Good flavor to price ratio.

[Anonymous No.6522861]

>>6515333
this and

[Anonymous No.6523609]

>>6512200
Is that you, Finland?

[Anonymous No.6523967]

>>6509844

Normally I try to find something different everytime I go shopping, but this is what I get if I'm partying or w/e.

[Anonymous No.6523997]

I've had better beer, but this local stuff is my go-to for the weekend.

[Anonymous No.6524143]

>>6523967
smells like weed

[Anonymous No.6524193]

This stuff rules. It's so smooth and it's sweet like molasses.

[Anonymous No.6524214]

>>6514552
that's because you're a dumb guiri and people here think you only know San Miguel since it's our most international beer. Mahou/Estrella galicia is where it's at

[Anonymous No.6524222]

>>6514330
LOL veo tus steinburg y te subo a molenbier

[Anonymous No.6524238]

Kronenbourg blanc is the first beer that I've really enjoyed, can anyone recommend something along the lines of it?

[Anonymous No.6524388]

>>6524238
Hoegaarden, Franziskaner, Weistephaner are some of the best wheat beers imo. And anything labelled Wit, Weizen or Weissbier

[Anonymous No.6524417]

>>6511795
Only thing I'd ever buy again from SS honestly

[Anonymous No.6524425]

[Anonymous No.6524441]

>>6522099
It's the most meh beer I've had, I don't understand why everyone thinks it's so good. That's both in the bottle and draught, it's just an okay pale ale. There are much better but broadly similar beers, for example >>6522104


>>6522087
I had sainsburys basics bitter once. £1 for 4 cans, 2.7% or something. Not too bad, all things considered.

>>6523967
Overrated, I was expecting better. Same with Budweiser Budwar.

>>6524193
>tfw going to canada to get me some of this shit in a couple of weeks

>>6524388
>>6524238
It's probably more along the lines of a belgian witbier than a german weissbier, so I'd go with hoegaarden and >blue moon. The german style is different, but you may enjoy it too.

[Anonymous No.6524443]

>>6524214
Not him but I've drank all of your most commonly stocked beers and they're all godawful.

You just think it's alright because as a spaniard, a member of the most useless race to ever exist, you're so used to horrible shoddy work being passed off as decent that you can't even tell anymore.

[Anonymous No.6524465]

>>6523967
I loved Pilsner Urquell when I went to the Czech Republic, but it tastes bland when I drink it here in Britain. Apparently this is typical for European beers.

[Anonymous No.6524477]

>>6524214
your beer is shit
your food is shit
your country is shit
the only thing you have going for you is the weather

[Anonymous No.6524611]

I can drink it so easily. It's probably the only beer that I drink in gulps instead of sips.

[Anonymous No.6524617]

Who else /collector/ here? Post 'em if you got 'em

[Anonymous No.6524633]

"Craft": Dogfish Head 90 Minute
Cheap: Genesee Cream Ale. They sold $1 24-ouncers of that shit at the rite aid by my college apartment. god bless cheap local beer.

[Anonymous No.6524646]

>>6523967
If in prague find a pilsner urquell tankovna pub and you'll find no better brew on earth

[Anonymous No.6524702]

>>6524617
I have loads of bottles, but I've never considered keeping only the caps of bottles that I do throw out. I used to keep every one but it was a pisstake when I moved house taking 80+ bottles with me so now I keep it down to what fits comfortably on my shelf, which usually means add one remove one.

I do have lots of beer mats, what about them?

Your collection is pretty entry level, except the rochefort and chimay.
>Sainsburys taste the difference cap
>plain caps

Do you ask for the caps if you get a bottle in a pub?

[Anonymous No.6524731]

>>6524702
I just keep them if I can. Mainly entry level caps partly because nice beers tend to have blank ones, and are therefore not worth keeping really. I do have some bottles on my window sill, but it's more a habit of laziness than deliberate collection

[Anonymous No.6524734]

>>6524702
Oh and I pretty much always buy from tap when I'm in a pub; they usually have something nice on

[Anonymous No.6524750]

>keeping bottles
>keeping caps

Jesus christ.

[Anonymous No.6524763]

>>6511942
It's rare that I see the Porter in these parts, which is nuts, because Sierra Nevada has a brewery here in NC now. I'd drink this all the time if I saw it. Well, all the time I wasn't drinking Founder's Porter.

[Anonymous No.6524765]

>>6513064
Hell yes. Best beer for the money.

[Anonymous No.6524768]

>>6524731
There is a bar near me that used to stock Old Engine Oil from time to time. I miss that one.

[Anonymous No.6524790]

>>6524425
Good beer but I'd really wish they'd ship their beer in clear bottles. I've gotten skunked beer a couple of times.

[Anonymous No.6524791]

>>6524790
Whoops I meant in brown bottles. They should stop with the clear bottle thing. Same goes with Newcastle.

[Anonymous No.6525025]

>>6524791
They sell it in cans; which, all things remaining equal, is a much better container than a bottle of any colour.

[Anonymous No.6525328]

>>6524750
What's wrong with that? Also:
>nothing wrong with keeping beer mats

[Anonymous No.6525352]

>>6516152

NICE


prefer pic related myself

[Anonymous No.6525357]

>>6524750
Collecting both has been a thing for a very long time.

[Anonymous No.6525371]

>>6515269
I'd like to try the Bohemia Obscura, seems like it's Mexico only for now.

[Anonymous No.6525415]

>>6514369
>28 USD per litre
Jesus Christ.

Here in Arizona I can get Rochefort 10 for $6.99 a 330ml.

[Anonymous No.6525427]

>>6509857
Got this in a trade once. So fucking good. Better than Heady IMO

[Anonymous No.6525446]

>>6524193
>>6524441

Quebecfag, here.
Dis my nigga right here. One of the best blonds by Unibroue. You should try also Trois Pistoles, which is mostly the dark version of it. It's awesome.

I can really say that the beers we brew here in Quebec are just magnificient. I'm pretty sure we are right now in the high-tier with so many genre, so many style and flavours, and a truckload of new local beers avalaible everwhere. It's a paradise.

If you travel to Quebec try finding some "Grande Cuvée" beers by "Trois Mousquetaires", like the Doppelbock, Porter Baltique and Weizenbock. Just plain awesome beers.

[Anonymous No.6526624]

>>6525415
That's still $21 a litre, and things are much more expensive in general in norway. The difference isn't huge, well within the variation of price you'd get at different shops. Here in UK it's the equivalent of around $26 a litre, also within the expected price range

>>6525446
I'm going to toronto, but I assume these will be available there?

[Anonymous No.6526637]

this is my staple. cheap as fuck but delicious with an almost instantaneous buzz off of it
>inb4 poorfag
haven't been a poorfag in years. I could be a multi-millionaire and I would still drink this shit

will also get blue moon or hoegaarden or other stuff like that. love me some cider too