Beer
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What's the best typical beers bros?
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale?
What the fuck does "typical" even mean?
>>7414311
Budlight, Miller Lite, Budweiser,
The Typical Party Beer.
>>7414315
Nobody even drinks those though anymore.
>>7414320
Which is why Im asking for suggestions.
Been drinking Blue Moon, Sam Adams, and Yuengling lately.
Just turned 21 need advice.
>>7414315
PBR is ok. If I have to drink adjunt water it's that or maybe Miller lite at the pool. But there's so many alternatives not sure why anyone would want that. YL is pretty good too
>>7414322
Any reason why you're not going for a more flavorful beer? Is this a money issue or something?
>>7414326
Missed days at work this week.
So paycheck will be short.
I can honestly afford something better I suppose.
Probably should have just made a "Best Beer? thread.
>>7414328
You should say where you live and what your budget is, because many things only have regional distribution, or otherwise cost more in certain places.
Also, for the most part, the more you spend, the higher the average abv and flavor. Obviously some things are better than other things, but for the most part more expensive beer is more expensive because it contains more ingredients.
Drink a couple decent 9% beers instead of a six pack of 4% dirty dish water for the same price.
>>7414326
Shut up
Any opinions on Stella?
>>7414364
Don't bother.
>>7414376
Suggestions then?
>>7414307
Fosters is okay. So are Kirin Ichiban and Sapporo, if you can find them cheap. Stay away from Miller High Life, unless you want to be filled with fizz.
>>7414307
You posted it.
Literally not even trolling. Has the most neutral flavor with a subtle grainy hint much like Coors Light but far cheaper.
>>7414350
He said he just turned 21 cunt and was drinking some beers that weren't standard BMC. I asked for clarity on what he was looking for.
>>7414561
I've lived in Queensland, Australia for 12 years now and have never even seen Fosters for sale.
It's like the ultimate international beer meme.
>>7415817
Same, not even at Dan's. The liquorland I work at has Sierra Nevada and 4 Pines pale though so I never get caught without a drink.
>>7415830
My nigger.
I've started using Dan's click and collect lately to rid myself of PayPal dollars.
Perfect for Saturday/Sunday arvo when they don't know your bank account has insufficient funds.
>>7414328
PBR is okay. Budweiser is also okay but kind of overpriced. All other 'murrican macros are shit (I haven't tried the one in OP though).
Yuengling and blue moon are probably my favorite low tier beers. Miller high life isn't awful either. Sam Adams is okay but doesn't stand out in my opinion.
As for shit tier beers my go to is usually just Miller lite, or Budweiser for a full bodied beer.
>>7415838
There's a Dan Murphy's on the way home from my store so I stop in and grab Sierra Nevada torpedo when I can. That place is goddamn heaven.
i've tried many beers, Paulaner is my favorite
The beer I usually drink is a Augustiner (living in southern bavaria)
>>7414328
Sierra Nevada is probably the best mass-produced beer. It's a pale ale though, so it depends if you can tolerate bitter and hoppy tastes. If you find you like that, try an ipa with a higher abv like lagunitas or stone. Personally I hate sweet beers and that kills quite a few options for me, including stella, blue moon shocktop etc. The exception would be some of the brown ales, they tend to be more balanced.
If you want a more watery, low intensity beer like bud-light, but want some variety, stick to pilferers.
>>7414322
Try a Newcastle
>yuengling
*drinks fedora*
>>7414996
This.
I'm not a weeb I swear.
It really is delicious and crisp and refreshing.
Used to drinking Heineken, Carlsberg, Fosters, Budweiser etc. and Asahi blows them out of the water
Tried Kirin Ichiban too but that's shit and just tastes like the other swill.
>>7417456
It's good. For some reason, the canned variety actually tastes better, especially these big ass cans.
Grew up in Texas. Easily my favorite non-craft beer.
