Tasty? Crappy? Was it the perfect thirst quencher on a hot day? Im not old enough to drink so i cant give an answer but im curious of others experiences so tell me!
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
Netherscourge
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
krazykillaz
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere. Are you sure they're "major"?
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
Pirate700
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere. I had it once in Pennsylvania. Was alright.
[QUOTE="krazykillaz"] Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.SolidSnake35
I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere. I had it once in Pennsylvania. Was alright.People consider them a major brewer but I never see it anywhere. Maybe it's an east coast thing. *shrug*
[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere.
Pirate700
I had it once in Pennsylvania. Was alright.People consider them a major brewer but I never see it anywhere. Maybe it's an east coast thing. *shrug* Don't think anyone knows about it here in the UK. Only see Coors here.
[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I had it once in Pennsylvania. Was alright.SolidSnake35
People consider them a major brewer but I never see it anywhere. Maybe it's an east coast thing. *shrug* Don't think anyone knows about it here in the UK. Only see Coors here.I'm about to grab myself a coors right now, actually. :P
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
krazykillaz
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.
It's my favorite "Affordable" beer.
;)
Yuengling Black & Tan is my favorite beer.
But, I have had Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier and let me tell you... if you can find it, get it!
Yuengling is starting to spread up and down the east coast of the US, but there is nothing spectacular about their beer. The lager is drinkable and the porter is decent. Leinenkugels is a very similar kind of brewery, though they were purchased by Miller.
Find any good beer distributor (in PA) and liquor store (elsewhere) and you will find hundreds of beers that are better than the major labels. Lagunitas, Rogue, Anchor, Sierra Nevada are popular breweries that have good beers.
Living in Wisconsin I focus on New Glarus, Lakefront and O'so.
Had one of those regular kinds a few months ago and didn't like it at all, thought I would have, looked good and smelled good, hope someone got fired for that one.
[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere.
Pirate700
I had it once in Pennsylvania. Was alright.People consider them a major brewer but I never see it anywhere. Maybe it's an east coast thing. *shrug*
It's only brewed in Pottsville, PA and Tampa, FLA.
It's popular on the East Coast - I guess the further west you go, the more scarce it is.
Had one of those regular kinds a few months ago and didn't like it at all, thought I would have, looked good and smelled good, hope someone got fired for that one.KiIIyou
Lolwut?
I'm not a beer afficionado by any means but clarification would help.
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
Pirate700
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.I hear a lot about Yuengling but I don't think I've ever seen it in stores ever. I've wanted to try it but can't find it anywhere. Are you sure they're "major"?They're one of smaller big breweries. I don't know where you live, but here, you can find it in any store that sells beer.
[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Had one of those regular kinds a few months ago and didn't like it at all, thought I would have, looked good and smelled good, hope someone got fired for that one.Ilovegames1992
Lolwut?
I'm not a beer afficianado by any means but clarification would help.
Most big lagers taste like wee though.
Was one of those brown ones, I forgot the name, think "kenny" was in there somewhere. Only ones I had up til then were those flavoured ones.
My first beer was a Coors Lite and it was so disgusting I didn't drink beer again for several years.
Then, I discovered Yuengling and it was like I was reborn or something.
I can't stand Bud/Coors etc...
I need the thick, smooth stuff like Yuengling or Sam Adams. Big, heavy Lagers.
Netherscourge
Yuengling is good as far as the major breweries go. There's a whole world of beer out there. You're missing out if you're limiting yourself to what they sell at Wal-Mart.
It's my favorite "Affordable" beer.
;)
Yuengling Black & Tan is my favorite beer.
But, I have had Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier and let me tell you... if you can find it, get it!
Hell. Yes. They were giving out samples of it at Whole Foods a few weeks ago. Picked up a six pack on the spot. Up until that point, all of the wheat beers I've had were sour or skunky.
I think my dad let me try a Budweiser when I was really young, can't remember anymore. The first beer I bought legally though I took on the train with me to New York and some cops got offended by a friend of mine who started on his early and made us pour them out, because a kid with his mom was sitting near us.
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