Beers? What should I try next?

[n7]

Stella :thumbsup:

Can't speak for the others you mentioned.

Oh, & from what cressida mentioned below, i love Hoegaarden.

If you can get it cheap, i like Corona (not if it's a lot though...).

 

[cressida]

Here are some of my picks

Wheat
- Hoegaarden
- Live Oak Hef (local in Austin, Tx)
- Hacker Pschorr

IPA
- Dogfish head 90 minute
- Dogfish head 120 minute (lol it's only one bottle but it's almost 20% alcohol)

Regular beers
- Corona
- Modelo Especial
- Shiner
- Bud light (good cheap party beer)
- Bud lime
- New Castle

Out of all those you recommended
Fat Tire, Red Stripe, and Stella Artois

I like Red Stripe the most.

 

[CraigRT]

I can't believe people like Hoegaarden. That stuff is vomit worthy. Yuck.

In my defense, I can't think of a single other beer I actually hate....

 

[cressida]

I can't believe people like Hoegaarden. That stuff is vomit worthy. Yuck.

In my defense, I can't think of a single other beer I actually hate....

Everyone has their own flavors.

 

[Gothgar]

try Sam Adams other brews

Summer Ale is nummy

 

[duragezic]

I'm going to get some beer tonight. I never had any Brooklyn beers even though I live in NY and see it all the time. I'll probably try that.

Normally I just drink Yuengling as it pretty much owns.

 

[OverVolt]

I consider yuengling beer to be the standard good beer for a good price. Cheaper than sam adams which is the cheapest of the fancy beers for the most part. blue moon is good... honestly just picking up a random 6pack that looks interesting is good advice.

 

[Sasiki]

I've had several of the random 6 packs. I stick with Blue Moon though. I bought a 6 pack last weekend and have 5 left lol.

 

[duragezic]

Yup, Yuengling is the best standard beer for a reasonable price.

Well, I'm back from the grocery store. They had a few six packs of Brooklyn beers, and you guys said the Brooklyn Lager kicked ass but it was $10+ for just a six pack so I went with a 12 pack of Yuengling for less.

 

[Arkaign]

Spaten is good stuff, and if you can find it, Baltika #9 is pretty badass, 8% but doesn't taste like syrup. Becks is alright, Shiner (Texas area) is pretty good. Belhaven and Boddington's are a couple good dark ones, great with sausage/potatoes kind of meals or pizza even. Sapporo and Tsingtao are always worth a try as well. Of the popular Mexican beers only Dos Equis stands out as genuinely pretty good, Corona/Tecate are only survivable with a lime, which is fail imho. Tequila is why Mexico is awesome.

For some reason I really don't like Pale Ales or most light beers. Most US beers are borderline terrible outside of the microbrews / local brews.

 

[child of wonder]

Sam Adams Latitude 48 is their first IPA and tastes amazing.

I'd also look for Pale Ales by local brewers. Usually can't go wrong there.

 

[soulcougher73]

This.

 

[RalphTheCow]

Definitely try Sweetwater. I've only had their 420 on draft and it was great!

I agree that Yuengling is the standard for cheap beer.

Brooklyn Brewing? Yuck!

 

[alfa147x]

Thanks guys for the recommendations!

So last night I had Fat Tire, and Stella Artois
So far out of all the beers I highly dislike Blue Moon 2/10
I really like Fat Tire. Stella Artois is 6.5/10

Just opened a Red Stripe and I would say 6.5/10