NEW game: Name a BEER!

[StraightJ]

Hopefully there are some other beer drinkers on the board. I have delved into many of the lower-end beers in my day, and want to see if someone can make me smile by making me remember some I forgot. Let's see how many we can think of!

The rules are simple, name ANY beer! And yes, if someone says Miller Genuine Draft, you can still say Miller High Life. Malt liquor 40 ouncers are fine too. I'll start out:

Keystone

[PUCKER]

Red Dog

[MR. GIBBERISH]

heineken

[Denverbillsfan]

Old Milwaukee

[fweber73]

Schlitz

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Fosters

[EricStratton]

Milwaukee’s Best

[EricStratton]

Mickey's Big Mouth

[EricStratton]

I love the bottle

[Mehser]

Two of my college faves.

Rolling Rock.

[JoeMama]

My personal favorite.

Yuengling Lager.

http://www.yuengling.com/images/fine_beers/m_lager.jpg

[Bufsabresnu]

I don't know if anyone has heard of these:
Perminator or 1878

[Bufsabresnu]

Busch

[Bufsabresnu]

Genny Cream Ale

[Mehser]

Goebels

[YardRat]

Bradors

[StraightJ]

Golden Label (a fairly big one that often gets overlooked)


You should hear the out of state Bills Backers cheer when a Genny Cream Ale special is announced. It brings a tear to my eye!!

[PUCKER]

Beck's

[StraightJ]

Lowenbrau

[Mehser]

Koch's Golden Anniversary.

Worst. Beer. Ever.

[NJBillsFan]

XXX

[BogusTrumper]

My cheap friends always brought Weideman's

[MR. GIBBERISH]

kentucky moonshine :D

[fweber73]

Old Vienna. (Just say OV!)

[Denverbillsfan]

Leinenkugels

[MR. GIBBERISH]

budweiser.

[Denverbillsfan]

Icehouse

[StraightJ]

Pabst Blue Ribbon PBR Me! ASAP!!
J

[Mehser]

Piels.

[fweber73]

Golden Monkey (technically barley wine)

[StraightJ]

King Cobra (speaking of OV, I dont know if it's just coincidence, but I dont recall ever seeing any since I left NY. This thread is starting to make me nostalgic for home. I cant tell you the last time I saw Genny on tap!!)
J

[Denverbillsfan]

Labatts

[NJBillsFan]

Three Stooges Beer (yes, this is real)

[The Philster]

Honey Brown
http://www.highfalls.com/honeybrown/images/in_bottles.gif

[FrankieA]

Aynger-Its a German brew named after the family name.

[StraightJ]

Michelob Lite, who says you cant have it all?
J

[PUCKER]

Bud Ice

[StraightJ]

Miller High Life

[PUCKER]

Guinness

[mighty peace warrior]

http://images.collectibles.goantiques.com/thumbnails2/GOE774304020301.jpg

[PUCKER]

Coors Light

[looser]

Young's Winter Warmer

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by reeves84
Young's Winter Warmer

I like the name :) In honor of you, I'll do a british beer: Boddingtons (the one that has something in it that sounds like a spraypaint can if you shake it).

[PUCKER]

Labatt Blue Light

[Hurls]

Originally posted by Mehser
Koch's Golden Anniversary.

Worst. Beer. Ever.

Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Where's Billsman when you need him? Do not rip on our heritage! LOL

Piels is the worst

[Mehser]

Originally posted by hurls
Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Where's Billsman when you need him? Do not rip on our heritage! LOL

Piels is the worst

True story.

In college, being poor, I bought a 12-pack one night. After about 3 cans, I could not handle any more and stopped drinking. The next morning I woke up with a splitting headache, basically a wicked hangover. I tried to give away the rest of the beer. No takers. Free beer in college and the thumbs down were unanimous. I think the left-overs were still in the refrigerator when I graduated.

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Red Dog

[fweber73]

St Pauli Girl

[StraightJ]

Ok guys, I have a great college cheap beer story. We had our annual parkfest with as much beer as you wanted allowed in the park, and this frat I was friends with had s garbage pail filled with beer and ice. There were 3 levels(uknown to me at first), and with each level you went down it got worse. Of course for me, I didnt mind any of them, but here is how it went. Milwaukee's best was on top(although I once threw a keg party where the beast got compliments even from chicks! I guess a lot of drinking has to do with your perception and expectations). After a couple of hours, we got down to Golden Anniversary! A couple of hours later by the time I was already hammered, I was introduced to a beer I had never heard of: Iron City!!! I loved telling that story, because the beast was generally accepted as the horrible, cheap, college beer, but I was surprised twice thereafter with others that were considered worse!


Now for my beer to add to the thread, Iron City Light

[MR. GIBBERISH]

miller genuine draft.

[Denverbillsfan]

Miller Icehouse

[MR. GIBBERISH]

canada dry

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by cmsubillsfan
canada dry

Isnt that ginger ale? :)

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Originally posted by StraightJ
Isnt that ginger ale? :)

my bad it is, I meant molson's canadian. Thanx.

[looser]

Theaxton's Old Peculiar, AKA Lunatic Broth

Brain's Bitter, AKA Skull Attack :D

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by cmsubillsfan
my bad it is, I meant molson's canadian. Thanx.

That reminds me, isnt there a Bud Dry?(my entry for this post). I never hear anything about it, but I remember those commercials "why ask why?"



Originally posted by reeves84
Theaxton's Old Peculiar, AKA Lunatic Broth

Brain's Bitter, AKA Skull Attack :D

Reeves, have those 2 had a lasting effect on you? ;)
J

[PUCKER]

Yes cmsubillsfan,there was a Bud Dry.

My entry is Molson Ice.

[Bruno]

Bud dry was bland, IMO. but I don't care for all dry beers, never got the concept. Ice beers on the other hand... i love Icehouse. drink it all the time when I'm down south(Labatts is rare, or expensive)

[fweber73]

Moonglow Wiezenbock (by Victory Brewing Co.)

I think I spelled that right???

[StraightJ]

That image of cowher is scary. I love ice beers myself, because always having to be on a budget, I want the highest alcohol content for my dollar. So rightly so for this post, I will go with milwaukee's best ice. :)
J

[Mouldsie]

Sam Adams

[PUCKER]

I tried Bud Dry once and was not crazy about it,however,I do like Bud Ice,which is in my avatar ;) and I used it as an entry here earlier. Heres my next entry:

Corona

[Mouldsie]

pucker, if you have a cable modem or patience check out www.wavecentral.com and click on commercials..... the dooby dooby doo one is there (audio only)

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by MOULDSROCKS
Sam Adams


MR, this is a name a beer game, not name a Bill!! lol
J

[Billsman]

BBI Beer

[fweber73]

^^^ ???

Salvatore Double Bock (made by Paulaner)- very caramely taste, super smooth. Try it if you get a chance.

[PUCKER]

Red Tail Ale

[Mehser]

Red Stripe.

[mr.b]

COLT 45...it has kick

[polgard]

Utica Club presented by Schultz and Dooley.

[jimmifli]

Samuel Smith Easily the best beer in this thread.

[PUCKER]

Coors Extra Gold

[fweber73]

Golden Monkey

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Coors Light.

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by Billsman
BBI Beer

That reminds me...I wonder if the NFL would ever license beer with team logos and/or names? I know the MADD and others wouldnt like it, but as long as it tasted halfway decent I'd imagine a lot of fans would like it.

As for my entry, I'll go with the closest thing for us: Billy Beer (anyone remember that?)
J

[PUCKER]

Genny Light.

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Sigma pi epsilon bathtub beer.

[PUCKER]

Red Wolf Red Ale

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by cmsubillsfan
Sigma pi epsilon bathtub beer.


Did that ever make you sick? I mean sicker than normal beer? lol

NATURAL ICE!!! one of life's most underrated beers!
J

[PUCKER]

Molson Ice

[fweber73]

Molson XXX

[StraightJ]

dos equis

[PUCKER]

Flag Porter

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Originally posted by StraightJ
Did that ever make you sick? I mean sicker than normal beer? lol


J

quite sick. Delta Sig beer is even worse :D

[PUCKER]

Labatt Ice

[Denverbillsfan]

Rolling Rock Beer

A rolling rock shall gather no moss.

[ColoBillsFan]

Laughing Lab

[ColoBillsFan]

Fat Tire

[PUCKER]

Corona Light

[StraightJ]

Well, I didnt want to do colorado beers, but colobillsfan has forced me:
Avalanche

[Blue_Bandana]

Moosehead

[Blue_Bandana]

Warthog Cream Ale

[Blue_Bandana]

Bowen Island - Hemp Cream Ale

[mr.b]

BILLY BEER......was Jimmy Carter's brother

[PUCKER]

Cristal Alken

[StraightJ]

Newcastle

[PUCKER]

Fosters Light Ice

[StraightJ]

Almost forgot my beer fix for the day. My brain isnt firing on all cylinders, so I will go with an old standby:

Milwaukee's best light

[PUCKER]

Miller Lite

[StraightJ]

Keystone Lite

Beer in a can, that tastes like beer in a bottle!

J

[PUCKER]

Genny Ice

[StraightJ]

An old favorite I found a couple of years ago, Pig's Eye Light

[PUCKER]

Keystone Beer

[MR. GIBBERISH]

guiness

[PUCKER]

Corona Light

[coastal]

fyfe and drum

[PUCKER]

Shiner Light

[StraightJ]

I'm generally a domestic beer kind of guy, and a macro-beer kind of guy as well. I have had occasion to get my filthy mits on a PETE'S STRAWBERRY BLONDE a few times, and was delighted!

[PUCKER]

Pilsner

[StraightJ]

This is probably the first one I've posted that I haven't tried, but the name was too cool to pass up: Arrogant Bastard Ale... The offical drink of the PRS forum!

[PUCKER]

Genny Red Beer

[Hurls]

My Favorite, O'Douls

[PUCKER]

Southpaw Light

[Fogwrestler]

Lol, Pucker, you know your "stuff" :)

[PUCKER]

Originally posted by Fogwrestler
Lol, Pucker, you know your "stuff" :)

Well I may not drink them all,but I have seen other people drink some of them. :)

Stroh's Light

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by PUCKER
Well I may not drink them all,but I have seen other people drink some of them. :)

Stroh's Light


I admit I am impressed! I feel bad when I actually have to think to remember one when I come here now. lol I had forgotten about Stroh's even! Anyhow, I have to go with a european beer right now, being I am too lazy to think of a domestic macro brew(those are my favorites) that hasnt been mentioned yet:

Pilsner Urquell

[odieman]

Originally posted by Mehser
Koch's Golden Anniversary.

Worst. Beer. Ever.

I'll challenge that. Back in my high school days, 4 or 5 of my buddies and I came across a beer called Stegmeier (sp ?). None of us could get past the first sip, except for one guy who thought it was pretty good. Come to think of it, he was a pretty strange character. At the risk of dating myself, he was a big Tampa Bay fan just to be different, because they were new to the NFL. Yeah, he was a strange character. Thanks for the memories guys. :D

By the way...it's all about Labatt's Blue now.

[PUCKER]

I dont know if this ones been mentioned yet,because Im tired:

Straub

[Hurls]

Back in my teens, we had a store that Quality Markets now owns, named Bells. They had the brown bottle, yellow label, stamped "BEER". That had to be one of the worst

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by hurls
Back in my teens, we had a store that Quality Markets now owns, named Bells. They had the brown bottle, yellow label, stamped "BEER". That had to be one of the worst

LOL are you serious? No other name on it? I thought that only was on TV :) Speaking of youthful drinking, I remember when my friends introduced me to tapping a 40 on top of another to make you have to drink it quickly to prevent a mess. So my entry in honor of that is Old English. I still rarely drink anything but cheap beer. I just dont have as much of it. :)

[Hurls]

I drink Milwaukee's Best Ice every day. Only at the bars, I hit the Labatts. Or if it's on sale, like this week 6.99 a 12 pack at Quality.

[Wally]

Well, I can outname any of you fools because I spent my last year living mostly in Germany. They have sooo many different kinds of beers it would make the biggest beer drinker here cry like a little baby. :drool:

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by hurls
I drink Milwaukee's Best Ice every day. Only at the bars, I hit the Labatts. Or if it's on sale, like this week 6.99 a 12 pack at Quality.

Every day? Is that how you got your user name? :) When I used to get stuff frequently, I usually stuck with cans of the cheap stuff from the liquor store(out here they dont sell real beer in grocery stores, just a weakened version).


Originally posted by WallyTuggs
Well, I can outname any of you fools because I spent my last year living mostly in Germany. They have sooo many different kinds of beers it would make the biggest beer drinker here cry like a little baby. :drool:

Go for it man! Bitburger(I know I didnt spell it right) will be my entry for this post. Let's see if you can outlast us. We've made it through most of the easy ones already, so it should be easy for you.

[Wally]

Feldschlossen

[Wally]

I can name alot of Belgium, Czech, and Polish beers too!

Quick side note: The Czech Republic is the world's biggest beer producing nation (not Germany).

[MR. GIBBERISH]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
I can name alot of Belgium, Czech, and Polish beers too!

Quick side note: The Czech Republic is the world's biggest beer producing nation (not Germany).
nice piece of info. good job.

on to beers, miller genuine draft.

[PUCKER]

Molson OV

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
I can name alot of Belgium, Czech, and Polish beers too!

Quick side note: The Czech Republic is the world's biggest beer producing nation (not Germany).

Yes, isnt that where Pilsner was invented?

On to the beer: Mickey's

[Hurls]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
Well, I can outname any of you fools because I spent my last year living mostly in Germany. They have sooo many different kinds of beers it would make the biggest beer drinker here cry like a little baby. :drool:

You're looking at him. And, DOUBT IT!! German beers suck.

[Wally]

Hurls... I have offically lost all respect for you as a person and as a human being. German beer is one of the few natural (3 natural ingredients by law and no more) glories that the Earth possess. American and Canadien beer is disgusting and tastes like piss water when you compare it to German or even Czech and Polish beer...

Veltens

[Bellowing4DaBills]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
I can name alot of Belgium, Czech, and Polish beers too!

Quick side note: The Czech Republic is the world's biggest beer producing nation (not Germany).

But Germans are the biggest consumers of beer per capita so I've read somewhere. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[PUCKER]

Pabst Blue Ribbon

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
Hurls... I have offically lost all respect for you as a person and as a human being. German beer is one of the few natural (3 natural ingredients by law and no more) glories that the Earth possess. American and Canadien beer is disgusting and tastes like piss water when you compare it to German or even Czech and Polish beer...

Veltens



Dont disrespect him over beer, do it because he likes the cowboys! lol jk hurls. I do like those laws(I wasnt aware of them), but how's the taste? I dont like stuff that's thick and bitter, and doesnt go down as smooth as an icy mountain stream! Remember the Keystone(not my entry this post, already used I think) commercials with the bitter beer face?!?! That's what I seek to avoid.

Genny Ice (had this by myself before the Furthurfest about 6 years ago. it allowed me to meet some new characters who found me a way in for free. yes, i dont mind stealing bread, from the mouths of decadents. I found a bus that I thought was the Furthur bus after the show, and some hippies from SC tried to convert me to their way of life on a commune. It was extremely interesting).

[Wally]

German beer has such an excellent taste to it. It is very smooth but has a full taste to it. The full taste makes it so it doesn't taste watered down. Granted I found some really bad tasting beers while I was there but overall it was so much better than anything I ever had when I was in the states.

In my opinion, the only beers that can stand ground with German beer overall is Sam Adams (I love the fact that the Bills have a player named Sam Adams (love ya big guy! :afro: ), Labatt, and Molson.

Wolters

[Wally]

http://www.palatinat.dragnet.com.au/puri_law.htm

Beer brewing has been regulated by law in Germany for over 800 years. A long-standing tradition to which all German brewers still remain true today:

In 1165 a fine was levied in Augsburg for serving "inferior" beer.
In 1487 Duke Albrecht IV proclaimed a regulation establishing a uniform beer price.
"One measure winter beer shall cost one pfennig and a measure summer beer shall cost two pfennigs." Each brewer was required to, from that time on, swear a "PREU-AID" (Brew oath) before the ducal treasurer, whereby he would "use only barley, hops and water for the beer, knowledgeably simmer it and add nothing else nor allow anyone else to add anything." This regulation was originally only decreed for Munich. In 1987 this 500 year old regulation was renewed by the Munich brewers.

1493 George the Rich of Bayers-Landshut proclaimed a regulation which was extended to all of Bavaria in 1516 by Duke Wilhelm IV. This regulation is well-known as the

German Beer Purity Law from 1516
"How beer should be served and brewed in summer and winter in the principality"
"Herewith, we decree, order, express and wish, together with the Privy Council, that from this day forth everywhere in the Principality of Bavaria, in the countryside as in the towns and marketplaces, wherever no other specific ordinance applies, from St. Michael's Day until St. George's Day a measure or head of beer shall not be sold for more than one pfennig Munich currency and from St. George's Day until St. Michael's Day a measure shall not be sold for more than two pfennigs of the same currency, nor a head for more than three haller. Violators of this decree shall be punished as prescribed below. Whoever should brew a beer other than Maerzen, is forbidden, under any circumstances, to serve or sell a measure for more than one pfennig. We especially wish that, from this point on and everywhere in the countryside as well as in the towns and marketplaces, nothing is to be added to or used in beer other than barley, hops and water. Whosoever knowingly disobeys this decree will be severely punished by the court having jurisdiction over him by having his barrel of beer confiscated whenever this offense occurs. Whenever an innkeeper buys beer at the prescribed price from any brewery in the countryside as well as in the towns and marketplaces, he is allowed to resell it privately to the lowly peasantry for one haller more than the price of the measure or head of beer stipulated above."

(Translator's note: "measure" and "head" were units of volume and "pfennig" and "haller" were monetary units in use at that time. "Maerzen" was a somewhat stronger beer brewed in late winter, which is still brewed today.)

Reisdorf

[Hurls]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
Hurls... I have offically lost all respect for you as a person and as a human being.

Veltens

Regardless of your beer expertise, I hope this is a poorly worded, friendly jab. If not, there's issues. One's tase in beer does not make the man.

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
German beer has such an excellent taste to it. It is very smooth but has a full taste to it. The full taste makes it so it doesn't taste watered down. Granted I found some really bad tasting beers while I was there but overall it was so much better than anything I ever had when I was in the states.

In my opinion, the only beers that can stand ground with German beer overall is Sam Adams (I love the fact that the Bills have a player named Sam Adams (love ya big guy! :afro: ), Labatt, and Molson.

Wolters


Labbat and Molsen are darned good beers, I have to agree. Does German beer go down that smooth? If so, I might be interested.

[PUCKER]

Michelob Ultra

[swami jr]

Natty Light - aka. - carbonated water w/alcohol

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by swami jr
Natty Light - aka. - carbonated water w/alcohol

Natty Ice is pretty good though :)

Blue Moon (I won a trivia shirt they sponsored)

[Wally]

German beer just tastes so good. You can't explain it through words... you must experience it.

The places I know to get good German beer is International Tops in West Seneca (if you want to know what kind I will post later) and the Beer Store in Canada.

Franzikaner

[Billsman]

Koch's Black Horse Ale

[Billsman]

..brewed in my home town, it used to be brewed there. ;)

[StraightJ]

Bass Ale

[PUCKER]

Brooklyn Pilsner

[Fogwrestler]

Raoul's Pumpkin Ale

[Billsman]

Kochs Holiday brew

[Wally]

Berliner Kindl

[MacRazor]

Great post on the German beer law there WallyTuggs. I was stationed in Germany back in 86-88 so I know a good beer or 2 myself.

Stuttgarter Hofbrau


Mac da stumblin through Stuttgart memories

[StraightJ]

Originally posted by MacRazor
Great post on the German beer law there WallyTuggs. I was stationed in Germany back in 86-88 so I know a good beer or 2 myself.

Stuttgarter Hofbrau


Mac da stumblin through Stuttgart memories


Welcome to the board, Mac!! Your avatar looks like he's had his share of beer too! I like that. :) Is it true they serve beer at Mcdonalds over in Germany?


Kingfisher

[MacRazor]

Thanks StraightJ, glad to be aboard. As for McDonalds and beer, yup they did when I was there but it was not that good. The good stuff came in tanker trucks (yes the HUUUUGE ones) that were parked along side the beer tents during any number of fests. All those hoses running to the serving lines was like Mecca!:cool2: I still have 2 of the 1 litre fest mugs that I break out every now and then.

One of my favorites: Dinkle Acker CD Pils

Mac da dang thirsty again

[odieman]

Originally posted by WallyTuggs
German beer has such an excellent taste to it. It is very smooth but has a full taste to it. The full taste makes it so it doesn't taste watered down. Granted I found some really bad tasting beers while I was there but overall it was so much better than anything I ever had when I was in the states.

In my opinion, the only beers that can stand ground with German beer overall is Sam Adams (I love the fact that the Bills have a player named Sam Adams (love ya big guy! :afro: ), Labatt, and Molson.

Wolters


I was going to bust on you for your bias for German beer, but I give you a pass based on your regard for my beer of choice, Labbatt Blue. (you did mean "Blue" didn't you ?)

[mighty peace warrior]

German Beer is the greatest invention of all time, no american or canadian brew is even close. i like a nice Bavarian Hefewiezen

there is no such thing as hefewiezen in north america

[Wally]

Odieman - Blue is definately the best. Labbatt overall is pretty good beer.

Fruh Kolsch

[MacRazor]

Originally posted by mighty peace warrior
German Beer is the greatest invention of all time, no american or canadian brew is even close. i like a nice Bavarian Hefewiezen

there is no such thing as hefewiezen in north america

Ahhh, blessed is the hefeweizen! Many a night enhanced by that stuff!

Heninger (another mug in my collection!)

Mac

[PUCKER]

Since were talking german beer,heres one not mentioned that I though of:

Raderberger Pilsner

[Fogwrestler]

BUHBUHBUHBUHBEER

[StraightJ]

in answer to the german beer:

American Beer (yes, that is a brand name!)

[Wally]

Warsteiner

[StraightJ]

If we're going international, let's not forget: Tsingtao :)

[Wally]

Bonnsch

[MacRazor]

Sapporo. (Japanese)

Mac

[StraightJ]

Grolsch

[StKittsDave]

A great Canadian Ale (lesser known) is Molson Stock Ale.

[PUCKER]

Hammerhead Red

[Wally]

Moosehead

[PUCKER]

Kipling Light

[Wally]

Schull

[McD]

Kostritzer

[Wally]

Harke

[PUCKER]

MGD - Miller Genuine Draft

[McD]

OB (Korean)

[PUCKER]

Newcastle Brown Ale

[Fogwrestler]

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[McD]

Leffe's (Belgian)

[unklechucky]

Meister Brau

[unklechucky]

Crazy Horse 40 oz.

[McD]

Tuborg Red (My favorite when I was in Turkey)

You all really need to experience some of the German (European) beers over here. I just read through some of these posts, and I can tell you that I din't care for a lot of the German beers the first time I was stationed here, but then grew to LOVE 'em. Now, I can appreciate beer the world over, the different tastes from different ingrediants, brew processes, etc.

If I was stuck drinking just one beer the rest of my life, I'd be torn between Labatt Blue and Heineken Red Star.