RT, I present to you the most foul, disgusting beer ever. *PIC*

I don't drink craft beers as much anymore either, for the same reason you mentioned. I drink mostly Yuengling, JW Dundee's Pale Ale, and PBR. But I only drink about once a week anyway.

 

i'd love for some yuengling to come my way, but i just can't get it out here. i think it's a pretty damn good beer, ESPECIALLY for the price.

 

i can imagine how shit the beer would have tasted....the whole concept of blueberry beer is fucked. why would you have a beer that doesnt taste like beer?

 

I rarely dig fruit beers. They're just not for me I reckon.

Hear hear! :cheers2:

 

Grolsh? What's wrong with you brahs, thats an average bear

 

obviously you're smarter than the av-er-age bear



idk, i think grolsch is ok, but way overpriced what the type of beer it is. i could get any number of comparable, good beers for less money.

 

obviously you need to GTFIHN and have a beer with me

 

Grolsch is from my country so it's normal prized here. Don't love it out of chauvinism or something though, it's just everything what I want a beer to taste like

 

I like Grolsch when it not imported I’ve had it in Europe and it was good I like Dutch beers especially lagers.

But by the time it get shipped a crossed the ocean to the states and sits on a hot shelf in the light with a green bottle.
It just turns to a watery skunk beer.

But I don’t buy imports they just disappoint me every time I have something in Europe and it is awesome then I buy it imported and it is just not the same beer.

 

Hm, I can imagine that for sure! Also, I think when trying a new special beer you shouldn't make your mind up about it after one try.

 

True, tastes can change from day to day.

 

not so sure bout Guinness' future, James Gate rumours of closing down

 

That would be strange to see Guinness go, they have been around for a while.

Imported Guinness in the states is not really that good it is so water down they can sell it under the 3.2% alcohol law.

I’ve had Guinness in England and it was good and tasty on tap almost everywhere I went.
But they were telling me to drink a real Guinness you have to go to Ireland. Never did make it Ireland.