yard beers

[mjeff87]

Although I don't drink ANY beer that begins with the letter "s" (for exactly the reason you all may be thinking), this is so true and funny:

 

http://returntomanliness.com/2008/08/10 ... yard-beer/

 

(apologies to Don in advance :yes: )

 

Jeff

[dasbulliwagen]

Ive drank enough of a few of those, to know that I don't ever want to do it again.... "enough" usually meaning 1. I guess I just don't drink enough all together to want to go cheap like that. I prefer Newcastle Brown, Negra Modello, or any other good dark Ale. Nice though! This is definitely getting frowarded!

[terrawombat]

Great read - thanks for the link!

 

I enjoy drinking just about every beer on that list. When I'm outside doing yard work and drenched in sweat, there's nothing like a cold, cheap beer to take the edge off :D

[HOrnbrod]

Enjoyable post Jeff. :D

 

Miller HL, The Most Respected and Adored and Admired and Manly

 

It's not only the best yard beer; it's the best indoors beer, fishing beer, driving beer, workin on the MJ beer, and it's CHEAP!

 

But unfortunately I've switched to Bud Lime and don't drink MHL anymore.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOT!!!

[fiatslug87]

I remember drinking Schmidt beer in college. It was the cheapest priced suit case around.

The "Brew that Grew with the Great Northwest".

[HOrnbrod]

Schmidt's beer isn't bad. Knowing Jeff though, he probably drinks Iron City. Both cheap and very bad. Would be a good yard beer, along with Fallflat and Narragansett. But there are really only two beers, cold and hot. Even the foulest tasting beer like Heinekin is palatable if ice cold. :cheers:

[jimoshel]

Better beer, Tuborg from Denmark. Worst beer in the world, French green beer. So-So beer. San Miguel and DeLeon. And then there's Coors, Brewed with Rocky Mountain Spring Water, as compared to Olympia, It's the water. If they know it's the water why don't they change it?

[DirtyComanche]

But there are really only two beers, cold and hot. Even the foulest tasting beer like Heinekin is palatable if ice cold. :cheers:

 

 

I drink my beer tepid. Where does that fit in there?

[tazjeeper]

when I drank I would not dream of putting any of that into my system.. wast of time and money.. water water water..

but I am Canadain and out light beer has more alhcool % then you high end stuff.

good little read..

[mjeff87]

Schmidt's beer isn't bad. Knowing Jeff though, he probably drinks Iron City.

 

 

I'm strictly a BL guy.....I detest Iron City (sacreilgeous, I know) but I can swill down an IC Light or five if necessary.

 

My father (RIP) was a Schmidt's guy thru-and-thru. I used to get beers for him out of the fridge, and always delivered them open to him. That's how I started drinking beer :brows: His brother (my uncle) was strictly a PBR guy, and my granddfather only drank Old Milwaulkee.

 

As far as "s" beers go, they don't pass my lips anymore. Stroh's, Schlitz, Shaffer, Straub, Schmidt's, Stoney's.....not for me.

 

Jeff

[HOrnbrod]

Better beer, Tuborg from Denmark. Worst beer in the world, French green beer. So-So beer. San Miguel and DeLeon. And then there's Coors, Brewed with Rocky Mountain Spring Water, as compared to Olympia, It's the water. If they know it's the water why don't they change it?

I love San Miguel, but not the export crap. Brown bodies and brown bottles as they say in the PI. :D My absolute worst beers I've run into that I could barely stomach are Paroni (Italy), Oriental (Korea), and of course Jeff's favorites, Iron City and Bud Slime. :cheers:

 

I drink my beer tepid. Where does that fit in there?

Tepid's warm. I'll drink it that way in a pinch. After you choke down the first six, it gets easier. And ALL the beer/ale in Canada is good. :Canadaflag: I don't know why the US can't mass produce really good brews besides a few of the really expensive micro-breweries. :(

[jimoshel]

I was sitting at a table at the Bar Miami in Pamplona, Spain one sunny day enjoying a San Miguel and playing grab *ss with the bar maid when I noticed something in the bottom of the bottle. Closer inspection revealed the cigar butt I had dropped in a empty bottle in Manilla 2 months earlier. :shake:

[HOrnbrod]

Yes, the San Magoo quality control was not the best in the past, but it's better now. I've found plenty of cigarette butts and even a dead mouse once. :D Ever drink SM Red Horse Jim? Good stuff, 8% alcohol.

[fiatslug87]

...and even a dead mouse once.:D

O.K. now you're just throwing in "Strange Brew" references ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsgVspgy184&feature=related

Kuu-lu-ku-ku-ku-ku-ku-kuu, Kuu-lu-ku-ku-ku-ku-ku-kuu :clapping:

[HOrnbrod]

For Jim:

 

 

May we never forget.

[cluricaunne]

Being a bartender has made me a beer snob, I can't drink beer out of a can anymore, but how I miss the days of yore, being a kid, hanging out with my buddies on the bluff, drinking a can of Rainier or 6. PBR was a good staple, lots of bud and bud light. Now I stick to the micro brews and the imports.

[whowey]

Even though being born in PA and living most of my life in the Midwest, I have drank everything on that list...I wouldn't any more.- I have a full-time job, I don't need to drink pisswater. Just about any Sam Adams brew is better than everything on that list.

 

BTW..... Red, White and Blue is still made. You just have to go the cheaper package store.

 

A guy I work with drinks Natty Ice... that is some NASTY stuff... but what would you expect from A/B for a cheap beer.

[Sir Sam]

I love the beers brewed here in colorado, plenty of tasty beers all around, this is a nice seasonal:

 

[Justin_k]

Up here in Canada we have boxer beer. sells for around 90 cents a can.

[Automan2164]

Ah, what a perfect time to break out some Errol Lee Morris High Life commercials...

 

 

 

 

 

Rob L. :cheers:

[Silver88]

What!? No Carling Black Label or National Bo?