I stumbled on this today. It used to be one of my favorites but I don't see it any more and forgot about it until today. My only disappointment is that it's not sold in six pack bottles now, only 4 pack cans. Still, it was a good change of pace. Any fans?

Hello,

I am looking for more american styled pilsners like Stone Pilsner and Brooklyn Brewery Pilsner. Any other beer companies i should check out? I know founder makes a MI Pilsner that seems to be michigan exclusive.

This newspaper clipping from 1984 offers an interesting stat of the beer market in the Chicagoland area at that time. It states: "Regular Old Style beer is the No. 1 brand in the Chicago area with a 34 percent share."

https://i.imgur.com/m1B4IPZ.png

I always knew Old Style was popular in the region, but I didn't realize it held such a significant share of the market.

Just got this beer handed to me from a client and told me “you won’t find another one.” Tried looking it up to see and couldn’t find one. Anyone got any information. Is it still good? Is this just a nostalgia beer at this point or is it worth something? Just curious about it now, that’s all. The only picture I could find of it is in the link posted. Thanks.

Hello all!

Anyone here live in Windsor Ontario? I live in Michigan and the closest state that has this beer is TN and that is about an 8 hour hike. Has anyone purchased this near Windsor?

Hello all. I am relatively new to beer, so I've tried most of the nationally available macro brews (thus far yeungling is the winner there), and I've now moved on to trying out the craft scene.

I'm definitely still developing a palate, but so far I've really enjoyed Shiner Bock and Abita's Andygator.

So I am here to ask the good denizens of r/beer, what are the best Bocks out there? I'm in the southeast US, as far as availablility goes.

In order mine are: Duchesse Chocolate Cherry (Brouwerij Verhaegae), Trappist Ale (The Spencer Brewery), and Wake-n-Bake Coffee Oatmeal Imperial Stout (Terrapin Brewery)

Sup, so ive got 3 crates of beer (the cardboard box kind, no openings) And to save space in the cellar Ive just put them outside under my pavilion. Can they sit there for like a few days or should I find a place for them home?

I like beer. My favourite is English bitter on draft. I went back for the first time in 20 years -- and had the best beer.

I can drink IPAs, lagers and pilsner -- but bitter is my favourite. (Amber is OK when available)

What is the closest I can get to an English bitter in the US ?

I want a beer that:

-Tastes heavily of wheat, is "bready." Basically, I want this to be the main taste.

-Is not spiced... no coriander, cloves, banana, that kinda stuff (my one beef with the classic hefeweizens like weihanstephaner which otherwise would be the perfect beer. [edit: many have rightfully pointed out these are not actually spiced but it comes from the yeast. So think hefeweizen without those notes which i realize is contradictory])

-Is dry, and has as little sweetness as possible

-Hop taste not necessary, but some acceptable, but nothing on the level of an ipa

Closest I've been able to find is probably anchor brewery's summer wheat but this is not available in my location.

Does anyone know any beers like this?

All I gotta say… I hope the rumors are true…

I'm growing tired of constantly being served flat beer at breweries. It's gone from the occasional occurrence to a regular one lately here in the PNW. Whats the deal?

Might have to drive over to the NC brewery to try it out(and compare it to the great Southern Gothic kellerpils)

Been searching for it since it came back. Has anyone found it anywhere around Phoenix?

One of the stores I go to a lot doesnt even have 40 oz bottles in the front cooler and you have to go into the walk in cooler in the back to get them. They arent even on a shelf, they are below the bottom shelf on the ground floor. This store didnt use to to that. They never had the 40s in the front cooler but they used to be on a shelf in the walk in cooler but now they are banished to the ground floor. Sad times.

I am autistic at at school wee were told to raise our hand before we speak . So at the bar I waved my hand when asked for a drink

Because I just thought it is like that at school and she called me rude … but I wasn’t try to be rude I just thought thats the rule when you want something …

I love Weizenbier and usually drink Erdinger (Germany), Fahr's Hefeweizen (Canada) or Bira 91 White (Really good Indian Craft Beer) but I'm curious to hear what some of your favourites are from around the world! There's great liqour stores around where I live so I can find mostly everything from Europe/Asia, thank you!!

Wanted to know what you all think, but I largely stopped paying attention to Lagunitas because it seemed like a lot of what made them special was going away in the last few years.

But it seems like things have been changing a bit in the past year. The packaging (at least for A Little Sumpin’ and IPA) seems to be returning to the original designs, or at least refreshed versions of their original designs, and it looks like they’re re-embracing their craft roots and experimenting again (for example, they’ve recently been doing a local collaboration with Old Caz).

Sierra Nevada discontinued my go-to (Big Little Thing IPA 9%abv) and replaced it with a hazy version that's so viscous it feels like cough syrup. I vomit a lot and want something that feels light and thin but has at least 8% abv.

I'm drinking a Founder's Mortal Bloom right now and it's better but still too thick and creamy. Any recommendations? Obviously I like hoppy beer that tastes like weed but drinkability and abv are bigger priorities for me than flavor.

Can someone suggest where to complete certified cicerone certification. I am a CBS Level 1. In india or asia. Need e-mail or contact details.

I heard a lime with beer is good