Carlsberg is the best foreign, and Yuengling Lager is the best domestic. This doesn't include microbrews of course.
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AmdEmAll
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You have got to be kidding me. If two hearted amber is the one im thinking of (fish on the label) its the most disgusting drink i've ever had, smelled and tasted like vomit. I don't get it this beer ranks high on that ratebeer page! Maybe I got a bad batch.
Boddington's Cream Ale
Chimay
Celebrator Dopplebock
For the mainstream stuff, Beck's Dark, Dos Equis Special Lager, Belgian Brewing Company (Colorado) 1554 Black Ale.
Upstream Brewery (Omaha, NE) Dundee Scotch Ale (though I think they've changed either recipes or the brewmeister recently, it didn't taste the same last I had it).
Empyrean (Lincoln, NE) Oatmeal Stout.
I used to love Guiness, but I guess I've kind of moved on. I find Belgian Trappist ales fantastic (though expensive to brew yourself!). Classic, malty German and German-style dark beers are my favorite "any mood" beer.
Chimay
Celebrator Dopplebock
For the mainstream stuff, Beck's Dark, Dos Equis Special Lager, Belgian Brewing Company (Colorado) 1554 Black Ale.
Upstream Brewery (Omaha, NE) Dundee Scotch Ale (though I think they've changed either recipes or the brewmeister recently, it didn't taste the same last I had it).
Empyrean (Lincoln, NE) Oatmeal Stout.
I used to love Guiness, but I guess I've kind of moved on. I find Belgian Trappist ales fantastic (though expensive to brew yourself!). Classic, malty German and German-style dark beers are my favorite "any mood" beer.
Old Style (Home opener of the Cubbies today, what'dya expect? 
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A lot of people already mentioned Sam Adams White, but never get it anywhere near the end of the keg, blech...
Becks, Becks Dark, Späten, Späten Ultimator... all great german beers, semi-mainstream
Just about anything from Red Hook, Heineken Dark... umm, Old Style?
And THIS
)A lot of people already mentioned Sam Adams White, but never get it anywhere near the end of the keg, blech...
Becks, Becks Dark, Späten, Späten Ultimator... all great german beers, semi-mainstream
Just about anything from Red Hook, Heineken Dark... umm, Old Style?
And THIS
HamburgerBoy
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I Saw OJ
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Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Coors Light is the best tasting beer unless you can find fresh Guinness on tap and this is no easy feat.... I had to go to Vegas to find a tap of the most delicious Guinness beer. Before that, all Guinness tap or even bottled beer tasted like poop.
Coors is the best unless you are in Vegas.
You just compaired flippin Coors light with Guinness....
I vote for BAN!
I've had Tusker, it was a mighty fine beer indeed!
I used to really like Killians irish, then either something changed or my taste did.
I really REALLY like guiness, beamers, I like oatmeal and chocolate stouts, I enjoy a nice MGD on a hot day, it depends on the time.
Icehouse is really growing on me. It is cheap, but it has more taste to it than a lot of other beers.
Coors light? Taste good? Hrm yeah a matter of taste, i think it tastes more like water than anything. I hate almost all light beers to a fault
I really REALLY like guiness, beamers, I like oatmeal and chocolate stouts, I enjoy a nice MGD on a hot day, it depends on the time.
Icehouse is really growing on me. It is cheap, but it has more taste to it than a lot of other beers.
Coors light? Taste good? Hrm yeah a matter of taste, i think it tastes more like water than anything. I hate almost all light beers to a fault
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