(09-10-2014 02:30 PM)CajunAmos Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 01:09 PM)JoeJag Wrote:  

(09-09-2014 11:34 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  I was on to Guiness and Murphy's Irish Stouts before reverting to my Texas roots with a Shiner Bock phase.

This Spring we tried the Lambics which I will not repeat.

The rest of the summer, outside of an excursion to Netherland's Oranges,
I've spent playing around the world in IPAs.

And dammit, now I can't drink anything that's not strongly hoppy.

But beer drinking season ends at Halloween, so what else should I try til then?

O'Doul's and/or A&W Root Beer.

I know it's a sacrilege in my area of the country but I'm a non-drinker. I used to drink O'Doul's when it first came out, but I have to say there are a great many other non-alcoholic beers that I enjoy much more. Coors NA is good, but I really like St. Pauli' Girl NA for a lighter beer, Kaliber if you like a Guinness flavor, or a Beck's or Warsteiner for a German style beer.

Thanks, I'll have to try them out.

NODA- Hop, Drop, & Roll

Anybody on here every had Heylands? Drank that stuff by the damn crate when I was stationed in Germany.

(09-10-2014 03:05 PM)Dedsquirrl Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 02:47 PM)Trojan Possum Wrote:  I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

When it get's cold out (round here that means the 50's) I like an occasional Guinness as well.

It is not a good summertime boat beer for me. Unless I want to feel miserable.

You know, I have never had a Guinness in the USA that I liked. Loved it in Ireland and the UK. Just doesn't taste the same to me. I drink a lot of Yuengling but lately I have been drinking a lot of Stella. I like it when the weather is hot.

Lone Pint Yellow Rose IPA

Shiner Ruby Redbird


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STELLA

(09-11-2014 08:14 PM)EaglesDare Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 03:05 PM)Dedsquirrl Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 02:47 PM)Trojan Possum Wrote:  I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

When it get's cold out (round here that means the 50's) I like an occasional Guinness as well.

It is not a good summertime boat beer for me. Unless I want to feel miserable.

lately I have been drinking a lot of Stella. I like it when the weather is hot.

(09-11-2014 09:53 PM)GoAppsGo92 Wrote:  STELLA

You two are the reason why we lost the world cup.

Fall weather makes me want to drink pumpkin beer... I love most of them.

(09-11-2014 08:45 PM)slycat Wrote:  Lone Pint Yellow Rose IPA

Shiner Ruby Redbird


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I went to High School in Kingsville, so I've got a strong identity affection for Ruby Redbird.

I'm usually not too wild about fruit and spice with beer, but the ginger does give it an unusual but subtle flavor.

(09-12-2014 02:02 PM)GSUhooligan Wrote:  

(09-11-2014 08:14 PM)EaglesDare Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 03:05 PM)Dedsquirrl Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 02:47 PM)Trojan Possum Wrote:  I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

When it get's cold out (round here that means the 50's) I like an occasional Guinness as well.

It is not a good summertime boat beer for me. Unless I want to feel miserable.

lately I have been drinking a lot of Stella. I like it when the weather is hot.

(09-11-2014 09:53 PM)GoAppsGo92 Wrote:  STELLA

You two are the reason why we lost the world cup.

In 2010, I played my own world cup and tried to drink a beer from whatever teams were playing - easy for the Euros, difficult for the more conservative representatives.

I do like some of the Belgian wheat beers, but for whatever reason never cared for Stella.

Highland Gaelic, and Buckshot, both N.C. brews