What's your favorite beer?

Haha, sometimes I feel the same way--but it is good. I won't drink it with a lemon sticking out of it, though.

 

You must be unaware that the new thing in high-end craft beer is canning.

Try some Oskar Blues stuff (Old Chub Scottish Ale, Dale's Pale Ale, Gordon or Ten Fidy Stout- all fantastic) or if you are ever in the Twin Cities area pick up some Surly Brewing cans (Bender Brown Ale, Furious IPA, CynicAle Saison or Bitter Brewer ESB). Some of the best and most creative brews you'll have the opportunity to sample.

 

And if you're going to drink Guinness that's not a draft, it tastes a lot better out of a can than a bottle.

 

Rolling (spit on the street) Rock is no longer a Pennsylvania beer. It's now brewed in New Jersey.

 

A beer guy I know says that cans are actually way better for retaining beer taste than bottles, but people think cheap waterbeers when they think cans.

 

It's in the hands of the philistines, now, in any event.

 

I don't drink canned beer because all I taste is metal. They could bring me David Beckham in a can and I"d turn it down.

Had forgotten about the Sea Dog Blueberry Ale. That was good.

Also forgot Sunset Wheat, though I have no idea how.

 

Corona

 

Milwaukee's Best Light. In a can.

Failing that, Keystone Ice. Also in a can.

 

Ah, college memories.

 

If you are talking about sunlight heating and changing the contents, then I agree. But my bottles really do not spend that much time in the sun.

Give me a bottle 24/7/365.

 

Currently, Blue Moon, but it changes every 6 months or so. Was Guinness, then Boulevard Wheat.

I had Sam Adams Summer Ale and Yuengling Black & Tan while on vacation last month. Loved both. Unfortunately, neither are sold where I live.

Wanna try Purple Haze.

I stay away from Sam Adams Cherry Wheat, anything Coors, anything Budweiser.