Another Beer Thread

[Fragony]

Many Belium beers are an aquired taste, a geuze or a lambiek can taste fruity. So much variety bound to hate something. Now the Germans, don' be surprised if the add banana-juice

[AlexanderSextus]

AS do they already use tetrahop in some American breweries?

Some of the really big breweries do. Big American breweries don't tend to make very good beer.

[Moros]

Some of the really big breweries do. Big American breweries don't tend to make very good beer.

Yeah. I don't know much about American beer, but I was that far as well.

@Psychonaut: There are many Belgian beers that don't taste fruity at all. So if you ignore Lambic, Geuze and the likes you will find some that suit your preferences.

[AlexanderSextus]

Yeah. I don't know much about American beer, but I was that far as well.

Contrary to what Europeans (and even a lot of Americans) may believe, Here in the United States, we DO have very good beers. The thing is that they are a very small part of the market over here, compared to our yucky and/or bland beers.

Dogfish Head, as Ice mentioned, is a good beer company, as is Sam Adams, (though they have a couple flops, STAY AWAY from the cranberry lambic), Sierra Nevada makes Ales that would bring an Englishman to tears. General rule of American Beers, Go for the SMALL companies. You'll spend more money, but the beer will be very good.

For a cheap beer, Try Yuengling, like I said before, or Pabst. Pabst is the lowest I'll go. It's not what I would call a good beer, but at least the taste is not OFFENSIVE like "budweiser"(I put it in quotes because Czechvar is the REAL Budweiser)