Yuengling Lager for me. Been drinking them like water since I was like 14..

Heineken and Rolling Rock are both runner ups.

Polar! It's a Venezuelan beer! Surprisingly amazing!

Ive been a beer man since i had my first fake! Ive had it all practically, sierra nevada, ufo, red stripe, sam adams, terrapin, new castle, killians... But my fridge is always stocked full with Yuengs.

Give me a nice cold Coors and I'm happy.

Yuengling Lager and Miller Lite are always in my basement fridge though I don't often drink often.

#54 - Brian Urlacher.

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Okay, back to business... back in the day I did enjoy Ichnusa & Splugen's beer.

Any beer that's wet does me to be honest.....

I tend to be fickle. Right now, I like Pyramid Apricot Ale and Trader Joe's Plzner. Also like Botswain ales available at TJ.

Coors Lite for me.

-dogfish head 90 minute ipa
-founders old curmudgeon ale
-goose island bourbon county stout


those are a few of the beers i've enjoyed recently. i have a taste for fine brews that has just gotten worse over the last few years! light beers are good for sporting events or for getting drunk on the cheap, but other than that go out and try something new! america gets a bad rap for beer because of the big 3 (miller, bud, coors) but the truth is we have the biggest and best variety in the world by far, you just have to open your horizons (and wallets) and try something good.

The Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA is very good, too.

Ommegang Three Philophers

Well sometimes i go with Stella, but that seems like an obvious one.

My long time favourite is Moosehead. It's perfect!

I spend a lot of time in Germany. I have an apartment in Berlin which I have so I can see my Grandson Henry more often and check out some soccer games I love that game.

Any way the Germans with money don't by German beer they buy chec beer. Also their German potatoe salad looks like our regular potatoe salad.

I can't drink beer. I am from Italian Harlem. When the government tried to stop tge heroin business there they through down all the tenements and replaced them with the projects. The Spanish moved into the Neighboorhood. They would drink beer in our hall ways then throw up and take a piss. So when I got home from school I would smell that crap. Now that smell is permeantly in my head anytime I smell beer so I can't drink it any more.

Moosehead is great. I just drove to new brunswick to fill my keg with yeungling lager. Really foamy last night but they do that. Cant wait to get home!

I always enjoyed Moosehead. I haven't had it in a couple of years.

As much as you love Yuengling, you should visit the brewery sometime in Pottsville, PA, which is about 40 minutes from my home. It's the oldest brewery in the US, dating back to the 1820s, and remains owned by the same family.

That's pretty interesting about Germans drinking Czech beer. lol

Were you in Germany during the Euro 2012 finals when Italy beat them?

I haven't had a drop of beer in a week. January detoxing!!!

guinness black....mmmmmmm.....

I'm willing to wager that this has probably resulted in some layoffs among the English breweries.

Quick! Alert the moderators! Someone has obviously hacked Yogi's account and is pretending to be him!

Ill be throwin back the yuengs tonight. I hate tuesdays.

Ca. 1960, the F&M Schaefer Brewing Company in NYC did some pioneering market research. They found that the biggest per-capita consumers of beer in the NYC area weren't Germans or Irish or Brits--they were Puerto Ricans. So, they made a big marketing blitz, centered on "Schaefer is the one beer to have when you're having more than one"--commercials on Spanish-languate radio programs, sponsoring winter baseball in Puerto Rico, etc. They were doing great.

Then some boy genius discovered another interesting fact: Puerto Ricans liked to drink their beer very cold. So, he convinced the higher-ups that they could use a cheaper variety of hops in making their beer--since Puerto Ricans liked their beer so cold, they'd never notice, or so they thought. Within weeks, Schaefer lost 40% market share among Puerto Ricans. They eventually folded.

Moral of story: don't screw with beer drinkers.

I said beer, i still have had the odd glass of vino, purely for medicinal purposes

rolling rock usually. at a bar its wild turkey on the rocks.

Rolling Rock was my fave when we lived in NJ. "The Deer Hunter" is a feature-length commercial for Rolling Rock.

my brother brought me a 22oz bottle of this the other night, simply amazing! i would imagine that it would pair well with a slice of cheesecake, or a nice cigar. i great sipper for a cold winters' night, very smooth, the 9.5% abv will really warm you up!