Golden Spur
Bayesian
^^^ I don't get that shit at all. Who the hell can drink 6 of those?The stuff I avoid is citrus fruit beers. Those seem like something intentionally made for Millennials and younger drinkers.
^^^ I don't get that shit at all. Who the hell can drink 6 of those?The stuff I avoid is citrus fruit beers. Those seem like something intentionally made for Millennials and younger drinkers.
Skunky?
Lately been Goose Island IPA, Sierra Nevada PA, Guinness, Highland Oatmeal Porter. The generic is Bud Light. If you can get hold of some Dan's Pale Ale, that's also good. I typically buy the 15.99 one that's on sale.
Yuengling and Blue Moon
That's why it comes in 25-ounce cans. They needed a gimmick to sell the stuff, so rather than make a decent beer they just put it in a big fuckin' can and added some advertising.
Budweiser is garbage and here should not be rice in your beer.This is serious shit here fellas.. Drank Budweiser most of my life. I know for a fact it's watered down compared to the old school German beer it was made to be years ago. InBev has watered it down I know for a fact.
Anyone know of a good brew that's comparable to old school Budweiser? I know the grain is rice.. Water, Barley Malt, Rice, Yeast, Hops.
Fuck InBev. Bastards don't even make old school Michelob anywhere and stick to Michelob ultra for the gays
You're welcome
Also, if you ever get a chance you should go to the Founders taproom. It's a thing of beauty:
If I try to drink a Coors Light in the winter, I hate it and have no idea how I drink it. But then the 90 degree summer rolls around and I don't mind it. Mind you, I don't love it, but it's not bad for a camping trip, or barbecuing, and because it's got significantly less alcohol than bourbon or even other beers I drink, it slows me down.
What does that mean?
Thanks for the info.Has an off flavor, kind of like the smell of a skunk, but not as bad.
From what I understand, there are two things that can cause it. Going from refrigerated to room temp and back, and exposure to a lot of light.
Seems like some beers are more susceptible.
and exposure to a lot of light.
The two I find the skunkiest are Yeungling and Heineken, both of which come in green bottles. Coincidence?
What do Coors, Budweiser, Miller, etc and having sex in a canoe have in common? They're both too fucking close to water.
What does sex in a canoe and Coors Light have in common?
They're both fucking close to water.