what's your everyday beer?

[Guest mahahn]

[Guest mahahn]

or

[Guest Oaklands]

Miller Lite.

[1gewehr]

Shiner bock

[peejman]

Life's too short to drink cheap beer, which is only good for cooking. And I'm a lightweight, a 6 pack lasts me at least a week. The "pick 6" at Food City and Kroger might be one of the 21st century's greatest ideas. Variety is the spice of life...

New Belgium Fat Tire

New Belgium 1554

New Belgium Skinny Dip

Sam Adams Lager

Sam Adams Light

Sam Adams Seasonal

Heineken

Magic Hat #9

Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan

Smithwicks

Blue Moon

Full Moon

Honey Moon

Yuengling Light

Yuengling Black and Tan

Guinness

Sam Smith's Nutbrown Ale

... the list goes on.

Edited August 11, 2010 by peejman
Added pic as per revised requirements....

[Guest 6.8 AR]

or

I just picked a 12 pack of that, in Clarksville, of all places. Still

good stuff:D

[Guest 6.8 AR]

You have a winner, there!

[Guest Drewsett]

Some of my favorites

Yazoo Sly Rye Porter

Yazoo Dos Perros

Bluegrass Brewing Co. American Pale Ale

Bluegrass Brewing Co. Hell for Certain Porter

Yuengling Black and Tan

New Belgium 1554 Enlightened Black Ale

New Belgium Fat Tire

(actually just about everything New Belgium makes is darn good)

Dos Perros and Yuengling Black and Tan is probably what I drink the most of, but that's just because those two are cheaper or more readily available than the others.

I agree with peejman about drinking cheap beer.

[Guest jackdm3]

Peejman and Drew. I think Mike meant "beer" singularly.

[Guest jackdm3]

"This is not Vietnam. With Mike, there are rules!"

Edited August 13, 2010 by jackdm3

[Armed Aviator]

Bitburger Pils . . . FTW!!!!!!!!! Welcome to Bitburger

[canadienmike]

Dam you guys are going to give me Hell

I don't always drink beer, cause I can't afford to drink what I want all the time

but when drink beer I prefer.

However, I never complain over any other beer.

That just happens to be my first pick, but I will drink any beer pretty much.

Until I saw this post I thought the title had been a mistake and you guys were asking what was your everyday water

Guiness is my first choice as well along with any porters or dark beers. But i have been known to drink a Bud Light Lime now and then

[Guest Drewsett]

Well if you made me pick one then Yazoo Dos Perros

But I say the rest of you are Beer Bigots!

I don't discriminate

Edited August 11, 2010 by Drewsett

[Handsome Rob]

Hmmmm.

Hot, sticky weather = Bud light Lime. Cool, refreshing & easy to drink.

Any other time = Newcastle Brown.

One thing I miss about England is the beer. A good, dark Bitter (Theakston's for preference) with an inch thick head, so creamy that you could float a horseshoe on it, served cold (despite all rumors to the contrary.

Edited August 11, 2010 by robtattoo

[Links2k]

Heineken or St Paulie Girl

Bud light when the money is low

[Erik88]

[tnhawk]

Coors Light....

Think I'll have one now, maybe two:D

[Chucktshoes]

I just wish I could get some of this locally. I thinking about making a run to Missouri for a few cases.

[Guest Old goat]

Cold, if that's not available, I will drink it warm.

[Guest Glock23ForMe]

Got drunk on that stuff one night... The only morning I have ever went when I woke up.. Never will touch it again.

[Guest jackdm3]

Look at the can. Was probably made with Chinese water.

[Guest Michael Kelly]

Those are good. When I have some I'll have that, or dos xx amber or Killians.

Maybe it's because I am getting a little older, but for some odd reason Killians Red gives me the worst damn hangover. I don't have to drink more than my usual 2 beers and the next morning it feels like Brahma Bull has kicked me in the head and **** in my mouth. Killians taste good but not good enough to put up with that in the morning.

As far as Mexican beer I like Sol, used to be able to get it when I lived in Alabama, but around here I can't find any.

[willis68]

Boulevard Single Wide IPA

[Guest pjblurton]

Weather being like it's been.... This stuff hits the spot!

[JR2ATN]

Yuengling or Fat Tire as a spring/summer staple

Guinness or Murphy's Stout as a fall/winter staple

PBR when I'm on a budget

Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale or Stone Ruination when I'm craving the hops.

Two of the best brews I wish were distributed in TN are from Great Lakes Brewing:

Great Lakes Brewing Company: Beers - "An Exceptional Family of Beers."

Eliot Ness Amber Lager

Dortmunder Gold (this is what a pale lager should taste like...I'm lookin' at you BudMilCoors!)