Beer Drinkers Challenge

[Seabiscuit36]

grolsch

Delicious.  It's everything Heineken wishes it was.
[/quote]And it has a badass cap that you can reuse for microbrews
How bout we just turn this Demon into what crazy beers have you tried recently?

[Father Demon]

That will work for all you ladies on the board.  Me and rjs will continue on our man-sized challenge.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

rjs loves Miller Lite too much to successfully complete it or to remember the names of all 214 beers.  He will crash and burn, or he will have to drink 150 different brands over the holidays.

Nice try "shaming" us into your stupid game, but... no.



Hey - ghoulpool's genius.  This game?  Not so much.  But 1 for 2 isn't so bad.

[Father Demon]

Hey - ghoulpool's genius.  This game?  Not so much.  But 1 for 2 isn't so bad.

You should see the list of one's that don't make the cut at all...   they all seem genius at 1:00 AM with a drunk going on... sober?  Uh-uh....

[Geowhizzer]

I'm so in, Demon.

I'll list my beers below:

[rjs246]

OK, I said I was in so here is my progress report for the first 36 hours of the challenge:

1. Miller Lite: tastes great, not filling, got me drunk.
2. Pabst Blue Ribbon: the local pub just switched from Miller Lite to PBR so I'll be drinking much more of this going forward. Consistent. Inoffensive. Produces no hangover. HUMONGOUS mud butt the following day.
3. Sierra Nevada India Pale Ale: It's farging India Nevada India Pale Ale. You've had it. It's tasty. Nothing to write home about.
4. Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat: Crap. A light wheat beer that could have been acceptable except for the second rate blueberry taste and Lysol aftertaste.
5. Victory Prima Pils: Completely drinkable but really just tastes like Miller Lite. Mild, delicious but more expensive than Miller Lite so no reason to ever buy it.
6. Victory Golden Monkey: 9.5% alcohol. And you can taste it. It almost tastes like a good Belgian beer, but the extra alcohol adds a little bit of a barley wine taste to it. Wouldn't drink more than one or two at a clip for taste. For drunk would drink several.
7. Duvel: If you like Belgian beer, this is one of several that should be part of your standard fare. Light, delicious and easily drinkable but with plenty of flavor.

[Sgt PSN]

For whatever reason, I've been drinking more beer than usual lately so I'm going to give this a go just to see how close I get.  These first few go back over the last 2 weeks or so.

1.  Boulevard Wheat - Best beer ever.
2.  Miller Light - Good taste and cheap.
3.  Bud Light - Great to drink if you're the designated driver as this beer has 0 chance of ever getting you drunk.  It's also great to keep you hydrated if you plan on running a marathon or something. 
4.  Blue Moon - If you've had it, you know.  If not, try it.  Awesome beer.
5.  Yuengling - Perhaps blasphemous since I'm from PA but it's just ok to me.
6.  Icehouse - Better than average.
7.  Red Stripe - With a shot of Capt Morgan on top, of course. 

[rjs246]

OK, I said I was in so here is my progress report for the first 36 hours of the challenge:

1. Miller Lite: tastes great, not filling, got me drunk.
2. Pabst Blue Ribbon: the local pub just switched from Miller Lite to PBR so I'll be drinking much more of this going forward. Consistent. Inoffensive. Produces no hangover. HUMONGOUS mud butt the following day.
3. Sierra Nevada India Pale Ale: It's farging India Nevada India Pale Ale. You've had it. It's tasty. Nothing to write home about.
4. Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat: Crap. A light wheat beer that could have been acceptable except for the second rate blueberry taste and Lysol aftertaste.
5. Victory Prima Pils: Completely drinkable but really just tastes like Miller Lite. Mild, delicious but more expensive than Miller Lite so no reason to ever buy it.
6. Victory Golden Monkey: 9.5% alcohol. And you can taste it. It almost tastes like a good Belgian beer, but the extra alcohol adds a little bit of a barley wine taste to it. Wouldn't drink more than one or two at a clip for taste. For drunk would drink several.
7. Duvel: If you like Belgian beer, this is one of several that should be part of your standard fare. Light, delicious and easily drinkable but with plenty of flavor.

And an update...

8. Harpoon IPA: Honestly, most IPAs taste the same to me. They aren't my favorite and I don't like drinking a lot of them at once, but a couple at a time is just about right.
9. Redhook ESB: I don't even know what ESB stands for, but it's $2 a bottle at my bar. So it gets the tonsil treatment.
10. Sam Adams Summer Ale: So Sam Adams beers have a lot of flavor, which makes them enjoyable to drink with a meal and less enjoyable to drink en mass. Anyway, most of the Sam Seasonal flavors are shtein, but Sam Summer is pretty drinkable.

[mussa]

Winter Lager is my fav. seasonal of Sam Adams

[rjs246]

Winter Lager is awful.

[Seabiscuit36]

Winter Lager is awful.

You're Awful 

[Seabiscuit36]

Not as thorough as RJS's list but:
Miller Lite: Shouldnt Count, it's my everyday beer.
Dogfish Head 90 minute Imperial IPA: Expensive, runs about 8.50 for a 4 pack.  Its 9% alcohol, i'm no lightweight but it definitely hits ya.  Smooth taste for such a high alcohol content on IPA.  I would highly recommend this beer.
Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA:  really a step below the 90 Imperial Ipa in both taste and Price.  6% alcohol content, again smooth taste, but a little bite. 

[mussa]

Winter Lager is awful.

not too surprising coming from the guy that thinks miller lite tastes great

[Sgt PSN]

Less Filling!

[Seabiscuit36]

My brother and his friends started a website dedicated to Micro/Macro Brews...Enjoy...  http://www.cureforwhatalesyou.com/