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soopaman2 02-17-12 02:59 PM

Becks is in the same category as Milwaulkees Best and Meister Brau.

Dog-piss made in America is the same as dogpiss made in Europe.

A full step below Natural Ice, and slighly above Miller.

Real Americans drink Yuengling. Oldest American Brewery, and still american owned. The other American beer "crudwieser" is owned by the Dutch now.

krashkart 02-17-12 03:17 PM

I've never even heard of Yuengling.

Stealhead 02-17-12 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 1840824)

Real Americans drink Yuengling. Oldest American Brewery, and still american owned. The other American beer "crudwieser" is owned by the Dutch now.

Yep according to Wikipedia Yuengling is Obama's favorite beer.Yuengling is ok it is a nice simple beer nothing complex about it is far superior to any American style lager made by a large brewer but I would not say that drinking one makes you a real american perhaps a real Pennsylvanian which is the state in which Yuengling is most popular alot of eateries down here in Florida also serve it.Crudwiser or Budweiser is owned by a Belgian company not a Dutch one but the company Anheuser-Busch InBev N.V. does own one of the most popular Dutch beers Juliper.

There are several small and medium sized brewers in the US that are owned by Americans that make an outstanding product way better than any of the larger companies.

My favorite american regional beer would be Abita.

soopaman2 02-17-12 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1840841)
I've never even heard of Yuengling.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuengling

Just to prove they exist!

Might be an east coast thing.

It has more body than most American Pisswasser.

Stealhead 02-17-12 04:00 PM

krashkart is from the Czech Republic I dont think Yuengling markets too much outside the US might not be known much west of the Mississippi either.Yuengling producers a lot more barrels than
the second largest American owned brewer Sam Adams 1,500,000 barrels per year Yuengling puts out around 3 million per year.Of course in reality the reason that the worlds largest breweries are owned by conglomerates is because the original owner got a good deal I am sure with the holdings that they get the old owners make much more money than they did separately.You tempt an owner with enough money in most cases he will sell.Anheuser-Busch InBev made a profit of US $4.026 billion in 2010.

If you are a Union man dont drink Yuengling:

"After management threatened to shut down the factory and close shop if workers kept union representation, Yuengling employees filed for union decertification in 2006. As a result, Yuengling did not renew a contract with Teamsters Local 830 of Philadelphia in March 2006.[13] In response, the trade union began boycotting Yuengling products."

Jimbuna 02-17-12 04:09 PM

Quite liked Lone Star Beer during my visit to Texas :sunny:

soopaman2 02-17-12 04:11 PM

Yes stealhead Belgian, not Dutch on the Bud, my apologies.

I am a jersey boy. Which may explain my familiarity and favor of the brand.
Obama only likes it because someone told him it was Americas oldest Brewery. Obama most likely pukes after 3 beers, or gets yelled at by his wife for being a drunk, either way, I can't picture him in a bar tying one on.


I remember the old GTA:SA mock radio ad about "pisswasser" beer, and think of Bud every time.

Yes Bud is piss. something we can internationally agree upon...But at least we serve our urine cold.

On a side note, I enjoyed Ranier beer when I was in Washington state, very good local stuff!

krashkart 02-17-12 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 1840857)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuengling

Just to prove they exist!

Might be an east coast thing.

It has more body than most American Pisswasser.

rgr that. :) Most folks around here haven't heard of Weinhard's. :-?

Jimbuna 02-17-12 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1840882)
rgr that. :) Most folks around here haven't heard of Weinhard's. :-?

So where is 'around here'?

I'm sorry but I'm a little intrigued with geography and opinions :DL

Stealhead 02-17-12 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 1840881)
Yes stealhead Belgian, not Dutch on the Bud, my apologies.

I am a jersey boy. Which may explain my familiarity and favor of the brand.
Obama only likes it because someone told him it was Americas oldest Brewery. Obama most likely pukes after 3 beers, or gets yelled at by his wife for being a drunk, either way, I can't picture him in a bar tying one on.


I remember the old GTA:SA mock radio ad about "pisswasser" beer, and think of Bud every time.

Yes Bud is piss. something we can internationally agree upon...But at least we serve our urine cold.

On a side note, I enjoyed Ranier beer when I was in Washington state, very good local stuff!

Obama probably got introduced to it while in D.C. they probably serve it at the many restaurants in D.C. that cater to bureaucrats.Of course like him or not it certainly dose not hurt the bottom line of Yuengling.

I first heard of Yuengling as a teenager working at a St. Augustine restaurant
most of the kitchen staff drank them all night while cooking.

It is a good american lager though I think largely because of the relative size of the company the larger you get the lower your taste is going to get generally speaking the huge brewers have to use lower quality ingredients which results in less flavor full beer.

The adage that Europeans serve warm beer is largely a myth though most likely created by the big American brewers to make people not want to try a competing beer.It depends on the type of brew actually some are supposed to have better taste and body warm.

AVGWarhawk 02-17-12 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1840880)
Quite liked Lone Star Beer during my visit to Texas :sunny:

Next go around Jim try Shiner beer from Shiner TX. :03:

Jimbuna 02-17-12 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1840908)
Next go around Jim try Shiner beer from Shiner TX. :03:

Will do Chris :up:

HunterICX 02-17-12 05:50 PM

Examples of what I drink are:

Chimay Blue, La Chouffe and Weihenstephaner(oldest Brewery in Germany)

HunterICX

Stealhead 02-17-12 07:43 PM

Oh man I have had La Chouffe before it is very good.

Gargamel 02-17-12 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 1840857)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuengling

Just to prove they exist!

Might be an east coast thing.

It has more body than most American Pisswasser.

They just started selling it in Ohio here in October. Flat out my favorite beer. Been smuggling a few dozen cases every few months for years. I was making the beer run into Pa, figured I'd pick some up for friends. Now I can buy it at the corner store!!! Yay!!!

em2nought 02-17-12 10:33 PM

Thailand is more "american" than the modern day USA so as a future expat I prefer Tiger Beer. :D

Karle94 02-18-12 08:47 AM

The best beer is German-made Heineken. Another good one is the Norwegian nordlandspils (nordlandspilsner). Literally Northlandpilsner.

Schroeder 02-18-12 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Karle94 (Post 1841115)
The best beer is German-made Heineken. Another good one is the Norwegian nordlandspils (nordlandspilsner). Literally Northlandpilsner.

Er, isn't Heineken Dutch?:doh:

Jimbuna 02-18-12 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1841157)
Er, isn't Heineken Dutch?:doh:

But brewed all over the world by licence as are many others, Carlsberg for example.

When I was living in Holland my favourite was Oranjeboom.

Karle94 02-18-12 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1841157)
Er, isn't Heineken Dutch?:doh:

Dutch brand, yes. But I meant German brewed Heineken.


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