I've put one of those little cappers you use on wine bottles on these bad boys before and put it back in the fridge. It is very heavy/strong and sometimes I can't finish a whole one sometimes.

I'm a big fan of any of the dogfish head ipa's...I'm definitely am loving the growth of craft beers in the US

Not released yet but my favorite widely available winter seasonal. To be had with hot cookies/brownies imo.

Im about to get torn apart here but here it goes.....Natural light is the best beer Ive ever had. Watery but flavor packed. Combine that with $13.99 for 30 of them.and you have the formula for the best drinking beer ever brewed. Flame away.

Eh, your tastes will change after you finish your sophomore year of high school

Sounds like you just don't like the taste of "beer" so you picked the one that tastes the least like it, and the most like water.

Early in college, I was so broke I decided I could no longer afford the good beer and had to go as cheap as possible. To me, that was Milwaukee's Best Ice. Beast Ice was both stronger and cheaper than any other beer I could get in TN. I went two straight months where not a drop of any alcoholic beverage passed my lips, except for Beast Ice. The Beast was... not good. Slight alcohol burn, no malt flavor to disguise it, just an odd grain sensation at the start immediately followed by the taste of an inevitable hangover. Of course, at the time, I couldn't have told you any of that. If you asked me what it was like, I'd have responded, simply, "Ugh."

Eventually, I broke. I couldn't take it anymore. I got a job, and with my new-found riches, splurged on fine, good beer: Natural Light. I **** you not, I can still vividly remember the taste of that first cold, cold can of Natty Light after two months of Beast Ice. It was cold, crisp, clean, refreshing, beautiful. I felt like I couldn't get enough of it (and I couldn't, at the time). Later I'd live in Germany, explore craft beers, brew my own, and make a living brewing beer, but I'll never forget that particular can of Natty Light and how great it tasted.

I doubt anyone will find a more romanticized view of Natty Light on the planet.

I'm pretty sure he is the only person in the world who actually likes Natty Light

u-turn:

http://www.ratebeer.com/Ratings/TheWorstBeers.asp

So I saw some stouts and so forth.

I was able to get my hands on this.



Beeradvocate rates it top 5 of all beers. It sells easily for like 40$-50$ on ebay, you can get 10$ for the bottle alone.

Only bad thing is I wish I didn't share it with my buddy lol, but after all he's the one who got me into liking stouts/porters etc.

Was amazing, no light could get through it, if it did it had a deep deep amber, red like color that you could see. Very ****ing smooth and enjoyable. Drank it while eating a dark chocolate dove bar. Faaaannnnn tastic.

tried DFH punkin ale last night and enjoyed it thoroughly

Founders always has good beer...I am fortunate enough to live in Michigan and have easy access to founders

tDtF, you sir are a lucky man to have gotten a bottle of that

Hey, I didn't say I like it. But on that day it was incredible, and I can still remember what it tasted like. Its a good reminder of how subjective taste is, and how anything can taste great to someone out there, depending on their experience.

+1

I wish someone would tell this to OOTV.

Got a bottle in the fridge waiting for me!

That's my kinda bitch right there

she might try taking the cap off (or that top)

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Tried this one night a few months back and have been hooked ever since. The badass glass it's served in is a bonus.

not me in pic

or

i got red tail ale tonight, one of my favorites

Any Shiner Bock lovers out there? Love that stuff.

What, exactly, do you love about Shiner?

He could be from Texas, where it comes from. But I guess his location says PA so apparently not.

They have seasonal beers, ocktoberfest along with a winter seasonal ale. Both currently out and selling. And original shiner sells quite good here in Michigan thats quite north of Texas .