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Cougar I need a beer recommendation
Can you give me 5 beers to try. Sick of drinking the same old beers. No dark colored beers. Dont like em. Only light colored. Also has anyone tried the mini kegs you can get. I think they make Heineken and Miller. How does the beer taste. Is it good out of the mini keg.
Cougar drinks cheap liq. Take m advice on these..
Corona (You probably tried it)
LANDSHARK shit is tasty!
Yuengling
Only 3 for me let Coug pick 2 more for you.
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dont forget yueingling
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I'll try the landshark and yeungling. Isnt yeungling darkOriginally Posted by LostBankroll
i love cougs beer recommendations
every beer that he has said was a good one i tried and he is spot on
coug is the man
yea it is, my bad didnt read it all
Try Thomas Hooker Blond Ale you will love it.
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Racer 5 IPA
New Belgium 42 Below
Shiner Cheer
St Arnolds Xmas Ale
Stone IPA
Some of those may not be sold where you live but definitely keep an eye out for them cause they are some of my favs
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Sorry those are dark...
Ska Blonde Ale
Firemans 4
maybe more your taste
Pilsner Urquell is a great option!
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Yea yuengling is dark Lager. If you think Heineken are good Yuengling are 2x better. I drink them shits like water. Thx for the points.
Lost Bankroll, the beers I review are generally 7-9 dollars (per beer).
Landshark is piss.
Okay Bronx Bombers, here we go...
1. Hacker-Pschorr Weisse
This is a great choice if you like Blue Moon, which is a cloudy summery beer with big citrus taste. The Hacker is a much heavier body and has great aroma. It's brewed with 60 percent yeast and 40 percent barley. This is for a real beer drinker. Some shit you would have had back in the 16th century.
Landshark is god. Bronx just take my word for it if you dont like it cool you only spent $2 on it. I think you will ***** wf it.
Franziskaner Hefeweizen and Sam Adams Light is the best light beer.
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A lot of the beers guys named i cant get in my area. Cougar i dont mind spending money for a good beer. price not an issue. but has to be carried in NJ
I got one for you... Smuttynose IPA.. you wont regret it
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Stella Artois
Grolsch
Carlsberg
Red Stripe
Bass Ale
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I see dodger posted the Franziskaner Hefeweizen, that is a GREAT choice. Very similar to the Hacker, but a little lighter, and a better session beer, not quite as heavy.
2. Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat
Here is another wheat beer but this one is a little different, it's a bit more carbonated, and a good beer for most any occasion...though I don't drink these beers in the fall or winter it may satisfy those like yourself that prefer beers that are not "dark" in color. Strong wheat flavor. Citrus dominates. Oh, and it's good enough for the president.
Bronx, the Hacker is German, but it should be all over. Don't know about the 312. That is out of Chicago, but pretty popular. Check the liquor store.
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thanks guys. i got enough choices to keep me busy for a while. any other suggestions will be out of the kindness of you're hearts. no more beer points to give away.
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that was out of the kindess of my heart. fukkin rake.
3. Hoegaarden
The role model of all Belgian wheat beers, Hoegaarden – named after a small town east of Leuven – is light and extremely refreshing, despite its cloudy appearance. It is brewed from equal parts of wheat and malted barley and is the ideal drink for a hot summer's day. Seriously, you could drink 10 of these. And, I have.
thanks for the points Bronxer, make sure you check out the last one I posted, I think you will like it. Very easy drinker.
bronxer,
Every time I go to the liquor store I buy a different six pack until I try them all.
Shiner Bock or Red Stripe
Shiner Bock or Red Stripe
definitely a thought. going to try all the suggestions i got on here. thanks again guys.
Budweiser.
Franziskaner Hefe-weisse
Sierra Nevada Kellerweis Hefeweizen
Trust me on this. These are the beers I introduce to everyone looking to break out of the usual Bud/Miller/Coors. I got them all addicted. Easy to drink, TASTY, and no bitterness.
Make sure to drink in a pint glass. Lots of people don't know it, but for the better quality beers, you absolutely NEED to pour it into a glass to release all the flavors and aroma.
I don't know why some people are recommending IPAs. You really don't want to start your craft beer journey with an IPA because they are too hoppy/bitter. IPAs become more tolerable and enjoyable after your palette grows from trying out and getting a feel for craft beer. Instead you should try a good wheat beer (hefeweizens) and just enjoy the flavors. Don't drink Bud Light Golden Wheat.
Cougar's Hoegaarden suggestion is also good, but my picks will blow your mind (and tongue) away.
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Smithwick's Irish Ale - this is red
Wartsteiner lager
Rwedhook ESB
Harp
definitely need to try a few of the pale ales or indian pale ales and taste the different hops in these beers
hey try some canadian beer!even the worse canadian beer is 10 times better than an american brand
Bass Ale
Newcastle
Yueng
One that's good with limes is Takate
Corona obv
Guiness obv
Beach Bum Blonde Ale is surprisingly good
Coug has a lot of great obscure ones and he uses them to chase bottles of Kettel one and to try to get Rodney to act up and to wake up with wine bottles in his bed and wine bottles in his trash that he doesn't remember
Innis & Gun is where it's at. Try the blonde or my personal favorite the IPA, experience the taste sensation!
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