Pfft! I only drink Guiness and Corona. Though I'm more of a hard man myself.

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dragonrider_cody wrote:


Hmmm... it does appear I forgot a word in there. Oh well, I stand by proclamation.

I do enjoy the occasional Guiness, my friend loves them though. It's too stout and dark for me to drink a lot of it though. Corona smells like somebody's bad B.O. when I lift it up to my mouth, and while I'll still drink it just fine it's not my first choice by any means. I still can't pace myself after all these years on the hard stuff. Though I do like a good whiskey coke.

shankajew wrote:


I love the Guiness. I like my beer so thick you can float a quarter on it. Though that's usually during the winter and spring months. During the summer I like a cold Heineken to cool off after summer shores. Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy is amazing if you haven't tried that yet, though I don't know if you can get that out of the Midwest. It's a Wisconsin Brewery

Killians Irish Red continues to be my favorite dark beer.

I will not drink Miller, Bud, or Coors. To me it's just flavored water. I want a beer with some substance!

It might be a Wisconsin thing though.

I also drink Yuengling from time to time. It's a fine old bear and it's relatively cheap. Gotta love good and cheap.

Hmmmm, Leinenkugel sounds familiar. There's a beer cave back in my last town where they had a wall full of single bottled beers of all kinds of different varieties. Usually from local breweries, but a lot of imported stuff as well. It could have been on that rack somewhere. It was always fun to grab a few randoms and try them out.

I was about to bring up Killians, they were the first dark beer that I could stand drinking, and to this day are one of the only dark beers that I like drinking. Get it almost as often as I get the Dos Equis Amber.

Lol, there is such an abundance of Coor's Light in my last town, it's what people got when they wanted to play beer pong and didn't want to go "too" cheap. I'll drink it, but I wont enjoy it. Though for some reason PBR (Pabst's Blue Ribbon) somehow sits better with me as far as cheap beer goes.

I like Fall the best for beer, I think. This is when all the pumpkin beers start coming out. Shlaffly's makes a good pumpkin ale where the pumpkin actually is pretty strong in it. They're a brewery based out of St. Louis that do a decent job for themselves. Blue Moon also makes a good pumpkin ale, it's more on the beer side with a slight hint of pumpkin. Blue Moon in general makes a lot of good beer at a decent price. I especially like their Pale Moon flavor the best. Though winter comes around and they have the Full Moon flavor which is one of my favorites.

Mystic wrote:


Didn't see that one coming, tykes... I gotta start making a list, though...

shankajew wrote:


WHOO! I love Blue Moon. Almost forgot about it. It's a beer that both myself and my wife can agree on.

It's definitely a great beer that most anyone can agree with. I love that they have do a lot of seasonal beer as well, mostly good stuff. Though the only one I can't agree with is their summer honey beer. It's too damn sweet for me to accept it as beer. Either way, I often don't even get one beer by them, I usually buy the variety packs.