What are the best American beers?

Sam Adams is pretty good.

I like an ice cold Mexican Dos Equis on a hot day.

In cold weather I like the Mexican Modelo dark beer. (The language filter prohibits me from naming the beer.)

If I am in Canada, Labatts Blue is some decent beer.

Guinness Black and Tan is pretty good. I guess that is British.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 08/06/2022 06:23 PM

I dont drink beer or hard liquor but I've heard others say American beers do not compare to European ones.

Sam Adams

Yuengling

Pabst Blue Ribbon

Real americans prefer Duff

Do you realize how many micro breweries there are in the U.S.?

U.S. has the best beer industry by far now.

Ballast Point Sculpin
Russian River Pliny the Elder
Russian River Blind Pig

totally Sam Adams Boston Lager

All decent but cheap domestic beer.

Plenty of better options.

More expensive but 10X better.

IPA tastes like chewing tobacco.

Easy drinking beer, for sure.

Someone who has actual good tastes. Most europeans would be surprised just how good American beer is now. It's probably better than anything they can get at home.

Don't waste your time with expensive beers, go straight for drunk with Steel Reserve

You don't win blue ribbons by being cheap.

Great Lakes is the best

Just about anything from Elysian

I will say Yuenling Black and Tans are pretty good for the price.

Hard to find though.

That is premium beer.

Bell's Brewery

Two Hearted Ale

I do know. I've written countless beer articles, interviewed Stone Brewery Greg Koch, among other well known brewers.

All in a day's work but I don't drink beer so i wouldn't know.

Yes, micro brews in the US are great and at some times too many to choose from.

Terrapin and Southern Tier brewing are among my favorite go to's lately.

I find Hurricanes are cheaper at the gas station. It's an acquired taste, but at $10.40 a 15-pack, ya can't beat it.

I just use Guinness and Yuenling . He said American so..

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Last Edited by Florida Man on 08/06/2022 06:43 PM

I don't drink much anymore, but when I do Coors Banquet is my go-to. It's been my favorite for as long as I can remember.

Sculpin is always popular

Nothing

Gut rot.

Why are you writing so many articles about beer if you’re not drinking it?
Stone is a good one. There are so many small breweries around all with unique tastes.

Sometimes you just have to write about what you get assigned. Mainly I'm interviewing the brewers to see what seasonal flavors they're incorporating and how the growing season is affecting them and also I just ask beer cerevisaphiles their opinion on the matter.

Craft beers taste like skunk weed. I get it you like hops. BLEK

Whats with the orange peels, NASTY.

Guess I'm just old school