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What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
Nasty Nasty Nasty.http://www.beautyisonlypigskindeep.com/node/533
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
What is the beer of choice for the Huskers?Nasty Nasty Nasty.http://www.beautyisonlypigskindeep.com/node/533
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
Light american lagers in general are f'ing worthless, then to add a can of tomato juice is just over the top.
As far as the majority of Huskers? I really don't know. I actually have taste buds so I enjoy good beer. lol.What is the beer of choice for the Huskers?Nasty Nasty Nasty.http://www.beautyisonlypigskindeep.com/node/533
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
Light american lagers in general are f'ing worthless, then to add a can of tomato juice is just over the top.
IMO, can't go wrong with a Sam Adams, whether it is any seasonal (Octoberfest is my favorite though), Boston Lager, or Cherry Wheat, among others...Not a huge fan of Hefeweizen though.
Never had the Honey Porter, I'll have to try that. Any IPA is game with me. Also, there is a locally brewed beer in Atlanta called Sweetwater, but they only sell it in that area, but I love it. I actually was walking through the local grocery story the other day and there was a case of Octoberfest still there, so I had to get it.As far as the majority of Huskers? I really don't know. I actually have taste buds so I enjoy good beer. lol.What is the beer of choice for the Huskers?Nasty Nasty Nasty.http://www.beautyisonlypigskindeep.com/node/533
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
Light american lagers in general are f'ing worthless, then to add a can of tomato juice is just over the top.
IMO, can't go wrong with a Sam Adams, whether it is any seasonal (Octoberfest is my favorite though), Boston Lager, or Cherry Wheat, among others...Not a huge fan of Hefeweizen though.
Not a huge fan of wheat beer.
Sam Adams makes some good brews, Oktoberfest would be my favorite(still got 30-40 bottles sitting in ym fridge right now), Honey Porter, Scotch Ale and Boston Lager follow it.
We have a couple good Microbrews here, one located right in Lincoln(Empyrean) and they make a couple good brews(Fallen Angel sweet stout which is seasonal and then Third stone brown is an awesome brown Ale. Their fallfest is also a good brew)
Topping my list has to be a delicious Guinness though, followed by misc brown ales, stouts, porters, etc. I do love me a good IPA or belgian dubbel/tripel though.
Honey Porter only comes in their sample packs, but it is some damn good beer. And, Yeah I stocked up on the Sam Adams Oktoberfest while it was still out lol.Never had the Honey Porter, I'll have to try that. Any IPA is game with me. Also, there is a locally brewed beer in Atlanta called Sweetwater, but they only sell it in that area, but I love it. I actually was walking through the local grocery story the other day and there was a case of Octoberfest still there, so I had to get it.As far as the majority of Huskers? I really don't know. I actually have taste buds so I enjoy good beer. lol.What is the beer of choice for the Huskers?Nasty Nasty Nasty.http://www.beautyisonlypigskindeep.com/node/533
What's your take on the red beer? Any suggestions for orange beer?
Light american lagers in general are f'ing worthless, then to add a can of tomato juice is just over the top.
IMO, can't go wrong with a Sam Adams, whether it is any seasonal (Octoberfest is my favorite though), Boston Lager, or Cherry Wheat, among others...Not a huge fan of Hefeweizen though.
Not a huge fan of wheat beer.
Sam Adams makes some good brews, Oktoberfest would be my favorite(still got 30-40 bottles sitting in ym fridge right now), Honey Porter, Scotch Ale and Boston Lager follow it.
We have a couple good Microbrews here, one located right in Lincoln(Empyrean) and they make a couple good brews(Fallen Angel sweet stout which is seasonal and then Third stone brown is an awesome brown Ale. Their fallfest is also a good brew)
Topping my list has to be a delicious Guinness though, followed by misc brown ales, stouts, porters, etc. I do love me a good IPA or belgian dubbel/tripel though.
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Try this link it should give you a good idea. I, unlike trouble (i think it was) don't mind wheat beer, Boulevard wheat is my favorite, get a pitcher and drop a couple lemons in there. Typically though I drink Bud light, Busch Light, budweiser, lately though I've been getting the dirty 30 of Miller High life and High life light.What is the beer of choice for the Huskers?
IMO, can't go wrong with a Sam Adams, whether it is any seasonal (Octoberfest is my favorite though), Boston Lager, or Cherry Wheat, among others...Not a huge fan of Hefeweizen though.
If you're an old fargin fan, like myself, there was nothing quite as growler prompting and bitter, yet still capable of evoking a myopic nostalgic yearning for a beer bender, as Falstaff.
The closest equal these days is PBR.