25 best US beers

http://www.mensjournal.com/feature/0610/bestbeer.html

I've had #18, have any of you tried any of them?

i've had various beers by sprechers and by new glarus, but not the ones listed.

carl_the_sniper wrote: eww american beer. Get drunk faster drinking water

Generally I would agree, but the whole point of this was 25 BEST beers, mostly microbrews. Not Bud or any crap.

I've had a few from the Great Lakes Brewery, especially since I'm from Cleveland. I've also had some stuff from Rogue Breweries, but not what they had on the list.

I drink mostly imports though. Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout, Newcastle Brown Ale, Strongbow, and Smithwick's lately.

Might try Stella soon, but I'm into ale and stout mostly.


Edited by Benjichang - 12 April 2007 at 11:32pm

I've had one out of all those... Now I know what to try.

i've had # 16.

i dont think i would tough the big al lager, its got some half naked dude on it.

carl_the_sniper wrote: True... choopie, you ever had Creemore? Canadian beer, but so good The best beers are definately not made in North America though

I disagree.

Firstly, Creemore is nothing special.

Also, there are plenty of American strong beers and most these days have the same alcoholic content aswell (we're not all drinking Michelob light).

Also, American craft brewers are quite impressive, and they really do outshine most of the big Canadian brewers and almost all of the Canadian craftbrewers.

It's really a shame how uncreative Canadian craft brewers are these days. Perhaps this summer will be different for them.

I've tried many of the smaller Europrean brewers aswell, but they really don't live up to what they could be. But I'm young and thirsty, I'm sure there are some small Euro-brews to be had (assuming they dont keep all the good ones in Europe.. damn French).

oh yeah of course, most major beer companies suck hard no matter where you go (few exceptions)

Funky wrote: carl_the_sniper wrote: True... choopie, you ever had Creemore? Canadian beer, but so good The best beers are definately not made in North America though I disagree. Firstly, Creemore is nothing special. Also, there are plenty of American strong beers and most these days have the same alcoholic content aswell (we're not all drinking Michelob light). Also, American craft brewers are quite impressive, and they really do outshine most of the big Canadian brewers and almost all of the Canadian craftbrewers. It's really a shame how uncreative Canadian craft brewers are these days. Perhaps this summer will be different for them. I've tried many of the smaller Europrean brewers aswell, but they really don't live up to what they could be. But I'm young and thirsty, I'm sure there are some small Euro-brews to be had (assuming they dont keep all the good ones in Europe.. damn French).

I've had some pretty creative Canadian microbrews...I dunno about you...

Benjichang wrote: I've had a few from the Great Lakes Brewery, especially since I'm from Cleveland. I've also had some stuff from Rogue Breweries, but not what they had on the list.I drink mostly imports though. Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout, Newcastle Brown Ale, Strongbow, and Smithwick's lately.Might try Stella soon, but I'm into ale and stout mostly.

Good choice. If you can get Keiths, try that too. Same with Brahma

3 & 16



Edited by BradNowell - 13 April 2007 at 1:16am