Need a decent beer

MikeMike

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just something to drink, not get drunk off of.

anything good would work, im in Indiana, so anything BarBarry Liquors would have.
 

IronWing

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Cheap end - Goebel, the fine French beer.

High end - Gartenbrau Dark = good beer approved by thick necked guys named Gunter.
High end in season - Gartenbrau May Bock
 

MikeMike

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Originally posted by: ironwing
Cheap end - Goebel, the fine French beer.

High end - Gartenbrau Dark = good beer approved by thick necked guys named Gunter.
High end in season - Gartenbrau May Bock

i need some cost figures thrown up next to these also.
 

IronWing

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Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
Originally posted by: ironwing
Cheap end - Goebel, the fine French beer.

High end - Gartenbrau Dark = good beer approved by thick necked guys named Gunter.
High end in season - Gartenbrau May Bock

i need some cost figures thrown up next to these also.

Beats me. The only thing I get to use beer for anymore is cooking brats. FWIW, Schlitz goes for ~$3/ 6 pack where I live.
 

TheNinja

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you gotta give some hints:

light, dark, red, hoppy, malty, fruity?

I like Killian's Irish Red. I like Guiness. I like Newcaste Brown Ale (even non-beer drinkers usually like this b/c it's more malty sweet as opposed to hoppy). I like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (it's much more hoppy/bitter but quite tasty).
 

InverseOfNeo

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AStar, I was going to say Blue Moon. Newcastle is also pretty good. And if you can find it Chimay is also pretty tasty.
 

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Shinerbock has been the staple beer in my fridge lately. Great stuff. Under $10 for a 12 pack.
 

MikeMike

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Originally posted by: TheNinja
you gotta give some hints:

light, dark, red, hoppy, malty, fruity?

I like Killian's Irish Red. I like Guiness. I like Newcaste Brown Ale (even non-beer drinkers usually like this b/c it's more malty sweet as opposed to hoppy). I like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (it's much more hoppy/bitter but quite tasty).

i really like Brown Ale, if you saw my other newcastle thread.

i am a beer drinker just loking for something good.

is shinerbock good? guess il go look at a beer review site.
 

DaTT

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I'm sucking back some pilsner's right now...oh, good luck on your quest. ;)
 

MikeMike

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Originally posted by: dartworth
are you of legal age...it is not wise to speak of illegal activites here son...

yes.

whistles quietly in the distance.


my father would approve.
 

b0mbrman

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Originally posted by: nourdmrolNMT1
Originally posted by: TheNinja
you gotta give some hints:

light, dark, red, hoppy, malty, fruity?

I like Killian's Irish Red. I like Guiness. I like Newcaste Brown Ale (even non-beer drinkers usually like this b/c it's more malty sweet as opposed to hoppy). I like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (it's much more hoppy/bitter but quite tasty).

i really like Brown Ale, if you saw my other newcastle thread.

i am a beer drinker just loking for something good.

is shinerbock good? guess il go look at a beer review site.

Probably the best thing that's always on tap
 

MikeMike

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Arrogant Bastard is what i will go with tonight i do believe.

hmm maybe not at $4 for a 22 ounce that gets costly. hmm
 

BigJ

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Sam Adams Octoberfest. Enough taste so that you can sit back and enjoy it, but definitely capable of being pounded if thats what you want to do. I just tried it for the first time not even 5 minutes ago and it's pretty good.