Yuengling and Fat Tire. I cant get either in Kentucky.
Yuengling released a bock last summer but only in kegs. It was the best Yuengling product I've tasted. I just found out that they will release it in bottles very soon...Originally Posted by beakerman
http://www.yuengling.com/news/bock_beer.htm
Yuengling Lager is like water here in eastern PA. God Bless $1 Lager drafts at the American Legion & VFW
I like a Leinenkugel Summer shandy after a long sweaty day. or more of course.
http://www.leinie.com/summer_shandy.html
Great Lakes Brewing has a really great Dortmunder that is good.
http://www.greatlakesbrewing.com/bee...er_id=00000001
Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout is great this time of year
Local Brew house offers a Russian Imperial stout that is good
Gotta admit, I'm a big Peroni fan. Fat Tire & Stella are also very good IMHO. Yuengling is my staple though.
I don't think I would care for snot in my beer....
Woodchuck Cider is pretty good, but the best I remember may have been straight up Pabst Blue Ribbon at Apple House Shelter near Roan Mountain/Elk Park or 75-cent Yuengling in the Port Clinton Bar. Good times.
An outgrowth of my ongoing study of beer. Picture a wine tasting judge, only with beer, except that we beer folks aren't stupid enough to spit it out like the wine judges! I used to hate beer, tasted nasty. Then, someone gave me real beer, and taught me to make my own beer. It was an obsession from then on. I used to say I was a beer snob (which was true!), but hoped I wasn't so full of myself that I was an absolute snot about it. Lately, I've come to believe otherwise about myself.
I like the various Woodchuck ciders, as I do most ciders. Ciders are wonderful, but they're not beer. I do understand that that's a distinction without a difference.
Hope that helps clarify. Probably not, though. Darn, in advance!
yuengling lager is my favorite
None. Its not good for you.
Treat the earth well: it was not given to you by your parents, it was loaned to you by your children.
BS !
Country quencher or tickle pink.
Pick it up at Hanging Rock when you hit Macafees.
Pura Loco !
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Baltika (the best kind is number 7, I believe)
(Awesome Russian beer, but stay away from number 11, I believe- maybe it's 13. It's mixed with vodka.)
2010 AT NoBo Thru "attempt" (guess 1,700 miles didn't quite get me all the way through ;) )
Various adventures in Siberia 2016
Adventures past and present!
(and maybe 2018 PCT NoBo)
and HIR is right- Woodchuck is the best cider in the whole world.
2010 AT NoBo Thru "attempt" (guess 1,700 miles didn't quite get me all the way through ;) )
Various adventures in Siberia 2016
Adventures past and present!
(and maybe 2018 PCT NoBo)
Blasphemy!
Stella, Blue Moon, or anything from Blue Point, a local microbrewery. during the summer I like Landshark.
This is GREAT beer! Also Mamouth Double Nut Brown, Alaskan Smoked Ported...AHHHHH so many tastes, so little time.
geek
Even though he's supposed to be leaving WB, warraghiyagey is right, no beer on trail!!! Only Jim Beam........
The most enjoyable beer I've had on an AT hike is the Yuengling at the Doyle after hiking in 90+ degree heat all day.
Best beer I've ever had hiking is Moose Drool that is made in Montana and you can get around Yellowstone.
I can get Yuengling in Indiana - I gotta believe it's available in KY.
Pain is a by-product of a good time.
An open one...cold helps, too but that's secondary.
Slack-jawed Troglodyte
Yuengling lager - the oldest continually brewed beer in the US
Terrapin rye or sierra nevada pale ale.
Not too sure if i will be able to get beer as easily on the trail as i do where i live....
Anchor Steam Ale
Yes,
I agree with these posts.
Homebrew. Enjoying a pint right now!
-milkman
got soul?
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