Beer of Choice

  • Eelpoutguy
    Farmington, Outing
    Posts: 10642
    #1913437

    This is a tough one wink whistling

    ozzyky
    On water
    Posts: 817
    #1913438

    Bells 2 hearted.
    Hopslam
    Coors light

    Twisted tea in the am…..😁

    Jeremy
    Richland County, WI
    Posts: 701
    #1913444

    Nothing but Budweiser, Busch light gives me bad hangovers

    eyefishwalleye
    Central MN
    Posts: 184
    #1913445

    Glen57 LOL! Yes the 3 cases of returnable bottles Pfeiffer for $9.99! Had to be ICE COLD to choke ‘er down!

    We should start a new thread: What beer did you drink when you couldn’t afford beer? Mine were Pfeiffer, Hauenstein & Buckhorn back in the day…

    tbro16
    Inactive
    St Paul
    Posts: 1170
    #1913449

    Enough of Two harbors, anyone familiar with the better of the breweries along the north shore, in Voyageur? I’ve only had Devils Kettle once but it was excellent. Didnt consider myself an IPA guy either. Looking forward to trying their fruity Trailbreaker this summer too.

    Spotted cow is a staple in my diet. Like me some mich goldens and bud lights too. If I’m digging into the seltzer game I prefer Press over the claws.

    Deleted
    Posts: 959
    #1913452

    Go-to is a Busch lite 30 pack for $17.99 – easy on the stomach and goes down easy.

    Favorite beer (if I had a bulletproof gut) Boulevard non filtered wheat (kc)….2nd would be Nordeast!

    poomunk
    Galesville, Wisconsin
    Posts: 1509
    #1913458

    1) Guinness
    2) More guinness

    Keep some Busch lite around for boiling brats and such.

    Then I usually try various stouts, last one I had was cashmire hammer from 3 sheep’s, good for one or two but not more than that.

    Tom Sawvell
    Inactive
    Posts: 9559
    #1913460

    I had my first Castle Danger Ale when it was being made in a garage in Castle Danger. I like the cans but the tap beer is better.

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #1913467

    I like all sorts of craft beers. My problem is I don’t pick 1,2 or even 6 favorites. I cant tell you what beer is better than another. So I randomly select beers for the weekend and sometimes I’m like why the hell did I buy this.

    Morel King
    PLAINVIEW MN
    Posts: 522
    #1913470

    High life first Schmidt close second Budweiser next ,moose head Canadian for special occasions

    catmando
    wis
    Posts: 1811
    #1913475

    Grain Belt Premium.

    Pailofperch
    Central Mn North of the smiley water tower
    Posts: 2956
    #1913490

    Michelob Amberbock
    Shiner Bock
    Guiness

    bigpike
    Posts: 6259
    #1913496

    I never met a beer I didn’t like. That being said New Castle Nut Brown is pretty spectacular

    buckybadger
    Upper Midwest
    Posts: 8389
    #1913520

    I will drink just about any type of beer that exists. I’m not sure I’ve had a beer in the last decade that I truly disliked. (Seltzers are not beer and are disgusting)

    For quantity and an all day drinkathon I stick to Miller Lite, Coors Light, or Busch light. After about 6 it isn’t going to matter.

    I probably more often have a couple craft brews in a setting. I like anything from Surly, Leinenkugels, Castle Danger, New Glarus, the occasional blue moon or Kona in summer, Alaskan Ambers once in a while as the Mrs. favorite, or anything I can get my hands on to at least try.

    Deleted
    Posts: 959
    #1913523

    Yuengling ….. Almost forgot – best beer ever !!!! Look it up, it’s da chit!!

    mplspug
    Palmetto, Florida
    Posts: 25026
    #1913543

    Yuengling is the best American lager. It doesn’t taste watered down and the flavor is great.

    Ice Cap
    Posts: 2173
    #1913546

    I’ve seen Schells mentioned here several times. I can tell you this mark your calendars for their Oktoberfest celebration that’s held at the brewery usually the second weekend in October. The Oktoberfest they serve there I understand is brewed for that event it’s not a distributed beer. I believe it’s the same recipe that you buy in the liquor stores but it is beyond fresh. Awesome stuff and a great time! New Ulm is only a couple hours away from you guys in the Cities.

    Ron
    Victoria, mn
    Posts: 812
    #1913549

    I started off with Hauenstein. My wife claims we could get groceries for a week, fill up the car and get a case of beer, all for a $20 bill, but she does tend to exaggerate. Nowadays I like IPA’s from craft breweries. Wintering in South Texas, I’m drinking a lot of Hopadillo now, brewed in Houston.

    leinieman
    Chippewa Valley (Dunnville Bottoms)
    Posts: 1372
    #1913552

    Leinenkugel’s in fridge is the Snowdrift Vanilla Porter. I used to be a Leinenkugel Bock Fan (bought it by the 1/4 barrel for tap in the kitchen)
    They stopped making it after many years so now drink Creamy Dark, or the Snowdrift Vanilla Porter for dark or for light go with Honey Weiss or Original. I do purchase the St Pauli Girl once in a while.

    Kurt Turner
    Kasson, MN
    Posts: 582
    #1913638

    Leinies big butt was great. Now retired. I see last year a big butt dopplebock was available. Anyone know if that was the same recipe?

    leinieman
    Chippewa Valley (Dunnville Bottoms)
    Posts: 1372
    #1913722

    Not sure of recipe but it was good. I believe not available right now. Try the Snowdrift in a frosty mug very good.

    mike mulhern
    Posts: 177
    #1913746

    Millers high life in a bottle warm or cold. Canadian blue is a close second or maybe it might be the scenery that I drink it in Woman Lake Canada.

    Mike

    Mike
    Posts: 35
    #1913783

    I have migrated to imperial Stout.
    They are a bit heavy however I like the strength of them, I usually don’t mess around with anything under 10% ABV

    tegg
    Hudson, Wi/Aitkin Co
    Posts: 1450
    #1913814

    Never been a quantity drinker so I don’t buy mass produced domestics. Commonly buy craft, micro, regional or imports. I also usually buy something different each time out. Some I like, some not so much. So far it hasn’t stopped me from trying something new. Ales, lagers, porters, darks, IPAs, sours, ciders, stouts… I’ll drink any of them. I’m too curious to stick with a favorite for long but will likely buy again sometime down the road.

    Go Spuds
    Posts: 137
    #1913833

    Top 5 no particular order
    Surly Furious
    Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin
    Founders Mosaic Promise
    Deschutes Fresh Squeezed
    Keystone Light if I’m not drinking something “good”

    gimp
    Posts: 204
    #1913876

    PBR ME ASAP !!!! I have been drinking it for years, have tried others and always came back to PBR.

    AnotherFisherman
    Posts: 615
    #1914026

    Labatt Blue
    Coors Light
    Leinie Summer Shandy
    Any IPA
    Kona Big Wave

    No particular order.

    mnrabbit
    South Central Minnesota
    Posts: 815
    #1914030

    Busch Light. That would be it.

    Shiner Bock if I’m feeling “classy” about once a year.

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