best beer for BBQ

[chisoxjim]

typically Miller High Life.

scored some New Glarus Spotted Cow for Sunday's smoke when I was up in Wisconsin yesterday.

 

[dburgette]

The good old Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

 

[coyote-1]

Soon, hopefully, my own.

My brother used to brew his own, and it was great. Meanwhile my wife keeps asking me what I want for Xmas, and I can't think of any stuff I need or want. So I told her "Beer and wine". She thought about it for awhile and came to me and said "How'd you like a brewing kit?"

I think I can fit that into the house

 

[ryphraph]

x2

I was in Michigan a couple summers ago and made a quick road trip to Three Floyds Brew Pub in Munster. I was in heaven!

Ryph

 

[chisoxjim]

Three Floyds is awesome, love their Gumballhead, and Pride and Joy. I am lucky to have them so close.

 

[hamrhdz]

I cant wait to try this one.
Two great tastes that taste great together.

http://www.harpoonbrewery.com/index....2531&pid=28476

 

[twistertail]

I got a sixer of Leinenkugal Fireside Nut Brown and it was VERY good. Also had some Stoudts double IPA, I'm not a huge fan of IPA's but this one is pretty good. Its a one at a time beer for me though, 10% alcohol!!

 

[rbranstner]

Busch Light, Coors light, Keystone Light, Michgolden light just about anything other than Millerlight that stuff tasts like pee.

 

[sawyerrt10]

Not a big beer drinker (i prefer Bulliet Frontier Bourbon), but when I do drink beer my preferences are Yengling, Moose Drool, and Landshark lager

 

[chisoxjim]

typically a Miller guy, some PBR tallboys really went well with the tequila and bbq last weekend.

 

[pepeskitty]

I really like Yuengling, but unless you live on the east coast you can't get it. Just started selling here in WV and it's made in Penn., a neighboring state. Yuengling is the oldest beer in America. If you like a stouter beer, as many of you do, they also make a black and tan that is also very tasty.

 

[shlongstar]

Wow this thread started in 2007!

My personal fave on the East Coast is Yuengling as well. These days my "go-to" beer for anything is Fat Tire.

 

[twistertail]

I had heard lots of good stuff about Yuengling but they dont sell it in Ohio. While on vacation last summer in NC I finally got to try some and didnt really care for it. I did go back to the store and get the black and tan and it was very good.

 

[iresq]

I'm a Yuengling fan also. However, I have really come to like Dogfish Head. For 'light' drinking, Indian Brown Ale. Otherwise, 90 minute IPA. It's very hoppy so you have to like hoppy bear. And with 9% abv, a four pack is just about perfect.

Not so much a fan to traditional American Lagers.

Drink of choice would be Gosling's or Captain Morgan and coke.

 

[twistertail]

Picked up some Dundee Honey Brown Lager and its not all that good. Hardly any flavor except a nice sweet honey after taste, but very little beer taste. Dont get me wrong, I'll drink the other 11

just not sure if I'll pick it up again.

 

[billm75]

A cold one. ;)

But usually for me it's the good ol' American standard.... Miller Lite or Miller Genuine Draft. I don't have time for all those fancy beers with the funny names.

 

[chainsaw]

Criminy what a long post-I like imported beer if someone else provides it otherwise Busch lite. I probably like it a little better. With some sour mash alongside.

 

[flyfishjeep]

Leinenkugals- Berry weiss! It's not your typical beer, but Damn it's good!

 

[mama's smoke]

Only one beer will do -- cold.

 

[chisoxjim]

A Growler of 3 Floyds "Pride and Joy", and a small bottle of Jim Beam. All for me.