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8 hours ago, Jrb1979 said:

I have never understood why so many people drink cheap bland beer like coors, blue, Genesee and bud. Craft beers have much better tasting. Buffalo has some really good ones. Flying Bison and Ellicottville make some good beer. 

After (or while) mowing the lawn, working outside, splitting/stacking wood, etc. I am not going to drink an Alchemist or Lagunitas. I’ll enjoy a Labatts Light, Genny Light or Miller Light. 

 

Good craft beers can can be enjoyed at different times. Meals, after dinner, out with friends. 

 

But you have to have some good watery beer in the fridge to quench your thirst after doing some work outside. 

 

I guess what I’m wondering is: Has the OP ever done any work outside?

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1 minute ago, BringBackFergy said:

After (or while) mowing the lawn, working outside, splitting/stacking wood, etc. I am not going to drink an Alchemist or Lagunitas. I’ll enjoy a Labatts Light, Genny Light or Miller Light. 

 

Good craft beers can can be enjoyed at different times. Meals, after dinner, out with friends. 

 

But you have to have some good watery beer in the fridge to quench your thirst after doing some work outside. 

 

I guess what I’m wondering is: Has the OP ever done any work outside?

 

I'll never drink a light beer, ever. But I will drink mainstream beers (my favorites are Yuengling, Labatts, and High Life) in the kind of situation you're describing.

 

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1 hour ago, BringBackFergy said:

After (or while) mowing the lawn, working outside, splitting/stacking wood, etc. I am not going to drink an Alchemist or Lagunitas. I’ll enjoy a Labatts Light, Genny Light or Miller Light. 

 

Good craft beers can can be enjoyed at different times. Meals, after dinner, out with friends. 

 

But you have to have some good watery beer in the fridge to quench your thirst after doing some work outside. 

 

I guess what I’m wondering is: Has the OP ever done any work outside?

 

My day-to-day beer is Labatt Light.  I'll get a six pack of an IPA on weekends.  If I'm out and having a beer, I'll usually go with an IPA - preferably something I haven't had before.

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Does he like Yuengling?  That's pre-prohibition tasting beer.

 

How about Vernor's ginger ale? LoL... ?

        Pre-prohibition?   How would you know, I didn't think you were that old.

 

      I think there was an entire thread on Vernor's once.  Sadly, you have just ignited a craving for Vernor's and Ice cream.

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I have never understood why so many people drink cheap bland beer like coors, blue, Genesee and bud. Craft beers have much better tasting. Buffalo has some really good ones. Flying Bison and Ellicottville make some good beer. 

 

Beer is not a beverage to feel superior over.

 

maybe you were being ironic.

 

 

 

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I prefer craft beers but I'm not a snob about it.

  I'll drink most anything in a social situation but what I prefer when I am home by myself perhaps watching a game is an entirely different matter.  Honestly, I would rather spend extra money on a good cut of meat for the grill than spend on a small pack of craft beer but that is not to say I would never buy craft beer.

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  I'll drink most anything in a social situation but what I prefer when I am home by myself perhaps watching a game is an entirely different matter.  Honestly, I would rather spend extra money on a good cut of meat for the grill than spend on a small pack of craft beer but that is not to say I would never buy craft beer.

 

Our grocery store has a great craft beer selection, most of which is too pricey for me. But when they run a sale on something I like, I stock up. It's still not as cheap as Bud, but it's worth it to me. Also, I only drink one or two a day, so that helps keep the cost down.

 

When we go on camping trips and I'm drinking 4-6 a day, I go for something lighter.

 

 

 

 

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After (or while) mowing the lawn, working outside, splitting/stacking wood, etc. I am not going to drink an Alchemist or Lagunitas. I’ll enjoy a Labatts Light, Genny Light or Miller Light. 

 

Good craft beers can can be enjoyed at different times. Meals, after dinner, out with friends. 

 

But you have to have some good watery beer in the fridge to quench your thirst after doing some work outside. 

 

I guess what I’m wondering is: Has the OP ever done any work outside?

 

I enjoy me some Harpoon IPA among others.

 

However, I did pick up a lonely looking 6 pack of Pabst several months ago. It was 5.99 and of my dad's favorites back away's.

 

Gotta be honest, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Best of the cheaper beers....by far IMO.

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After puking my guts out on genny cream ale in the 70's I can't even stand the smell of it... or ford mavericks for that matter. 

 

I wouldn't steam crabs with some of the beers mentioned.

 

I used to drink Little King splits at Happy Hour in college. Briefly. I didn’t need to do it too many times to discover it was no coincidence that the most excruciating headaches of my life were to follow. I just might opt to die of thirst before having another one. 

 

I get that people love craft beers, but in summer heat I like a nice light (and often cheap) beer....but it has to be COLD. The key to beer is COLD! 

 

I preferred Molson, but I didn’t have a problem with Labatts, but I have a Canadian buddy who calls it something....I can’t type here. 

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