This thread is better suited for IMHO. I’ll move it for you.
Cajun Man
for the SDMB
This thread is better suited for IMHO. I’ll move it for you.
Cajun Man
for the SDMB
Sam Adams is a pretty decent beer. In fact, I’d say it’s one of the best widely available American beers, up there with Bass and Pete’s Wicked.
fetus is just a mere beer-child and is still getting over the shock of discovering how bad Bud and Coors are. There’s a lot of excellent American beer out there - give them a try.
1: Obligatory Monty Python quote: “American beer is like making love in a canoe: It’s fucking close to water.”
2: I also thought the OP’s title suggested the aroma of SA beer after ingestion & regurgitation.
3: Nope, ain’t gonna do it.
I always thought the lime-and-Corona thing tasted like beer puke. The lime gives it that stomach-acidy tang. Don’t know what genius came up with that particular trend.
The Reinheitsgebot of 1516.
Pete’s is a great American beer. Bass is just a great beer.
If you want a beer with a really vile aroma, ditch the Sam Adams and get yourself some Rattler. That shit smells so bad it can clear out a room. The funny thing is, though, it doesn’t taste all that bad.
I missed this. Bass is British.
Yeungling, however, is heads and shoulders above any similarly priced imported beer. And widely available, at least in the east.
I had that when I was in Pennsylvania recently. Good stuff. Especially fun to look at the bottle and remark on the name after you’ve had a few.
Hmm, I really like Sam Adams. They have a new holiday variety pack that has a few new flavors, all of which are good except the Cranberry one. I don’t care for fruity beers though.
But, I’m not a beer snob. I’ll drink anything from Coors Light to Michelob to Heineken to Guiness. I don’t like the cheapie stuff like Bud or Old Milwaukee, but anything higher than a Rolling Rock is ok with me.