Originally Posted by
Bell_ringer
SAS, you are confusing the millennials.
A more appropriate term for American beer is urine sample - twice the strength and flavour
(that’s what the RAF boys say anyway)
Suggest you have a Sam Adams. You'll change your tune. (And while it's not my favorite "micro brew" beer their quality has been relatively consistent for a couple of decades).
These folks are surprisingly good
though most tend to be too hoppy for my taste all said and done)
Love Street
Guns and Oil American Lager
Lorelei Blond
About Theakstons: after my tour of the Lake District, and a memorable afternoon at a Theakston's pub (late 80's), I have a special place in my taste buds for that particular family of ales, and their Old Peculiar.
And of course, Guinness is in a class by itself. I just don't have one after a hot afternoon of yardwork; it's very much "a pint at the pub with friends" kind of choice.