Can anyone recommend a good beer for me to try based on the following?!


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Can anyone recommend a good beer for me to try based on the following?

I like Lagers and Pilsners and HeffeWeisen. I don't like Stout or Bitters or Dark (Motor Oil) Beers. My current favorite is Shiner Bock, a nice little number from Texas. I also like Yueng Leng and Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale. I DON'T like Budweiser, Miller, or Busch. I'm looking for exotic, off-the beaten-path Beers. Who can hook me up?

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2 weeks ago
To all the folks who recommended Blue Moon.... sorry, tried it and didn't care for it (although I think it was seriously old... if I can find it on tap somewhere here in Podunkville I'll give it another try).


Answers:
2 weeks ago
To all the folks who recommended Blue Moon.... sorry, tried it and didn't care for it (although I think it was seriously old... if I can find it on tap somewhere here in Podunkville I'll give it another try).

Ok, we have similar taste in beer, so let me tell you what I like...
These are not so exotic: Killian's, Newcastle
A bit more exotic: See if you can find Shiner Kolsch, or any kolsch for that matter. Kolsch is the beer of Cologne, Germany. It has a very clean finish.
Or, maybe you can try Boddingtons Pub Ale. It is poured like Guinness (through nitrous), but (I think) has a cleaner finish. It's a great one to get on tap, but they also have them in big yellow cans.

Samuel Adams or in my city you can create your own.

franziskaner

Erdinger

etc

blue moon

blue moon

paulaner

I like Fat Tire. It is similar to a heffeweisen, but slightly sweeter and fuller bodied. It is often served with an orange instead of a lemon to complament the sweetness.

I've found a fun beer at BevMo. Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale...go to BevMo.com to find more details.

Steel Reserve is nice and gives you a pretty decent buzz,

Blue Moon!

I just had an awesome American Pale Ale from a small micro brewery in Kentucky.

Bluegrass Brewing Company

http://www.bbcbrew.com/

If you go to BeerAdvocate.com, you will learn everything you ever wanted to know about beer. You will be able to find exactly what you are looking for. If you check out one beer related website in your life, make it BeerAdvocate.com.

Blue Moon Beer...it's the best on tap with a slice of orange.

A couple German beers you may like are Bitburger Premium Pils and Erdinger Weissbier(awesome wheat beer). I agree about Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale,everyone should try this one.

Shiner Bock lover myself
Try Blue Moon (Belgian Wheat) by Molson - Typically served with a slice of orange,but I like it with a wedge of lemon

try grolsch

have ya tried Pabst blue ribbon? goes down smooth, light on taste, not too thick, pretty much see-through. in fact, ever had tap water 'been sittin in a cat bowl for three weeks?

Here you go:

The Best Pale Lagers
Macs Hop Harvest - 3.64
Zhiguly Beer (Russian Label) - 3.49
Leinenkugels Autumn Gold - 3.45

The Best Pilseners
Birrificio Italiano Tipopils - 3.86
Emersons Pilsner - 3.71
Southampton Bohemian Pilsner - 3.6

The Best German Hefeweizens
Denisons Weissbier - 4.04
New Glarus Solstice Weiss - 3.82
Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier - 3.76




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