Found a Beer to Replace the.....

[nh_mopar_fan]

I brew my own. I've got a few bottles of my Imperial Stout left, 3 years in the bottle, smooth as silk and 15% alc.

Bass is great but I've been a big fan of Newkie Brown. Check out Double Diamond as well, it's a burton ale and should be on the shelf right with the Newkie.

If I need a good lawnmower beer, it's usually Rolling Rock.

Overrated: Fosters "Australian for Budweiser".

[Charger_Fan]

I brew my own. I've got a few bottles of my Imperial Stout left, 3 years in the bottle, smooth as silk and 15% alc.

You brew your own & you NAME it? I do believe you're serious about your beer!

Damn, I'm getting thirsty here & it's only 10:00 am...and I'm at WORK!
I think a lunchtime trip to my favorite brew retreival zone may be in order.

[nh_mopar_fan]

Nah, I didn't name this one. That's the style.

My wife names em.

Her favorite would be the batch we served up at our wedding reception.

Deb and Daryll's I Do Brew.

[Charger_Fan]

 

[Old Moparz]

I tried to make beer "once" & spent weeks & weeks adding yeast, bleeding valves, fermenting formaldehyde & doing as the instructions said, or so I thought, & was just a bit disappointed. Made something that thins paint instead.Through the whole kit in the trash & went to the beer distributor to buy beer. Less work, less disappointing & tasted way better.  

[nh_mopar_fan]

I tried to make beer "once" & spent weeks & weeks adding yeast, bleeding valves, fermenting formaldehyde & doing as the instructions said, or so I thought, & was just a bit disappointed. Made something that thins paint instead.Through the whole kit in the trash & went to the beer distributor to buy beer. Less work, less disappointing & tasted way better. 

Beer kits are for pikers.   

[Old Moparz]

Beer kits are for pikers.     

Never heard that word, but judging from your tone, I suppose it's not good. 

I had some home brew that blows away bottled beer, that's why I gave it a shot. Went camping with some friends, & one guy brought along one of the best beers I ever tasted. Something he makes regularly, but not a lot of it. I'd pay him to supply it, but that doesn't work so well. 

[BigBlockSam]

the best replacement beer is Whiskey   

[Chargerguy74]

I only drink Alexander keith's or Big Rock's Grasshopper wheat ale. Don't know if you could get them down in the states though.

[inhrmswy]

I stick to the microbrews for the most part.  Fat Tire and widmere hefeweizen are my long time favorites.  I only drink banquet beer (bud, miller, coors etc) if thats all there is and someone else is buying.

[Todd Wilson]

PBR!!!!

[Silver R/T]

this must be some kind of beer "conspiracy"---

[BigBlockSam]

i worked in a bar that had Pabst on tap. $.20 a glass. that was in the late 70's   

[Old Moparz]

Wow, someone dug up an old thread of mine. 

I haven't had a Pabst in years & I couldn't even tell you the last time I had one. I like that pic with the train yard Todd, that's pretty cool. 

Now I'm thirsty, but it's kind of late. 

[Johnny SixPack]

Wow, someone dug up an old thread of mine. 

I haven't had a Pabst in years & I couldn't even tell you the last time I had one. I like that pic with the train yard Todd, that's pretty cool. 

Now I'm thirsty, but it's kind of late. 

It's never too late!

[TeeWJay426]

I'm dissapointed in most of you guys... it seems rotgut swill is the brew of choice with most of ya! PBR? Bud? MGD? 

Give me a good microbrew or some variety of Sam Adams if I gotta go commercial.......

[4402tuff4u]

.....one I was drinking on a regular basis. Not only have gas prices gone up, but the beer I've been buying did too. I was getting "Bass Ale" 12 packs for $10.50 until several weeks ago. (Really good amber type, not too dark or bitter) Then one day I went to the register & the clerk says "$14.50 please." I asked "Are you sure? The price on the shelf was $4.00 less." She checked, charged me the lower price, & off I went. Sure enough, the next time I went in, it was marked $14.50. Roughly a 40% increase in one shot. I spent some time looking over the shelves & found one called "Newcastle Brown Ale" for $11.00 or so, & decided to try it. As Charger Fan would say, MMMMMM, Beer! It was good, & maybe even slightly better than Bass Ale. Both are from England, but I don't drink them warm.

I wonder if the price increase it permanent or just until the hurricane season is over?

Now I understand where the "bat" computer story came from! 

[PocketThunder]

the best replacement beer is Whiskey   

Amen Brotha Man!!!!

[topduarte]

Have any of your tried Shiner Bock, from Shiner, Texas, very good dark beer.

I now drink Rolling Rock with Corona 2nd followed by Warsteiner!!!

Now I am thirsty for a beer!!

[Johnny SixPack]

If'n you're gonna drink, you might as well drink:

[4cruzin]

I'm dissapointed in most of you guys... it seems rotgut swill is the brew of choice with most of ya! PBR? Bud? MGD? 

Give me a good microbrew or some variety of Sam Adams if I gotta go commercial.......

This is my opinion also!!  I can handle almost all the Sam Adams and look forward to the seasonal brew when available!!  Definitely know where all the brew pubs are!!   

[Old Moparz]

Here's to some good brew.





Can't leave out good 'ol Opossum Boy.

[moparguy01]

Have any of your tried Shiner Bock, from Shiner, Texas, very good dark beer.

I now drink Rolling Rock with Corona 2nd followed by Warsteiner!!!

Now I am thirsty for a beer!!

Shiner Bock is the only dark beer I've ever liked, and man do I miss it. We cant get it up here in the fargo ND area. oh well.

[rare69]

I live in the land of micro brews, the great pacific northwest. and have tried most of them, and i really like, NO love beer! and can tell you that most are just OK and a few are worth spending the extra buck for. my favorites are,blue moon, pyramid IPA,and fat tire.trust me you will love these beers. if you can find them abroad.

[Johnny SixPack]

OM, hard to beat a good Guinness!



A couple of my other favorite UK imports: