best canned beer?

[landtank]

I tried the Modelo, and not to jump the gun, but I'll keep looking. I do like their Negro Modelo but this was something else.

 

[rodgertheshrubber]

PEE BEE AARRRRRRR

(PBR)

nuff said.

 

[nautilus]

I forget how fortunate I am sometimes to live a stones throw from New Belgium.
Drinking some Fat Tire out of the can as I type this.
I saw that the Ranger IPA is also in cans now, along with sunshine wheat.
Dales is great too.

 

[landtank]

I forget how fortunate I am sometimes to live a stones throw from New Belgium.
Drinking some Fat Tire out of the can as I type this.
I saw that the Ranger IPA is also in cans now, along with sunshine wheat.
Dales is great too.

Gloat all you want you drive a 100 series

 

[nautilus]

Gloat all you want you drive a 100 series

I'm not sure why that's an insult, but anwyay...

 

[landtank]

got through most of the Modello and moved onto Labatts Blue which was a nice change. Not sure where to go next.

I've got my target beer set for fall gathering which is Boddingtons Pub Ale.

 

[40Flipper]

Got a 12-pack of Fat Tire shipped in this week. yum.

That said, there's a very, very, very limited edition beer that was just released yesterday called Ry(e)an Ale. It's only available at Julio's Liquors in Westboro, MA. Not in a can but it's amazing stuff. Aged in bourbon barrels that the store bought from distilleries and brewed at Smuttynose. Insanely good. Makes Fat Tire taste like Budweiser.

 

[Sno bored]

I like the fat tire in cans. The sunshine wheat in cans tastes kinda funky. I guess I'm lucky that I can just go down to the local liquor store and get it.

 

[landtank]

it might be me but the can seems to add it's own twist on the beer's flavor. I think it's that anomaly that helps the Bud Lite sales.

 

[ben757]

PEARL. Not sure if its just in TX but I think it only comes in cans and itll do the job.

 

[DaveyBoy]

funny thing is most people are finding that the beer in the can tastes better than it's counter part in a bottle. My favorite beers will never be in a can so I'm looking for something tolerable.

It's mainly because beer can technology changed by adding a coating on the inside to eliminate the "can" taste. Boddington's and Bellhaven come in cans as well. Add my vote for Dale's Pale Ale....I very good hoppy ale.

 

[landtank]

Dave, where the hell have you been? I thought maybe you dropped off the planet after the move.

 

[Sporin]

 

[DaveyBoy]

Dave, where the hell have you been? I thought maybe you dropped off the planet after the move.

Still here, just no LC

Beer sometime?

 

[landtank]

Still here, just no LC

Beer sometime?

absolutely, I'll let you know when i'm around

 

[hwi1s0n]

Based on this thread I picked one of each flavor of the beers from the Dale's brewer. They were all excellent but be forewarned some are a bit dear and some are just plain expensive...


HW

 

[landtank]

this weekend I'm heading to Holland for some Heineken. So far I've been able to best the last beer so hopefully that trend continues.

I did however see a 12 pack of Schlitz in cans at the store but steered clear of that one.

 

[zebrabeefj40]

A couple other stouts some to mind: Murphy's Irish Stout and Double Chocolate Stout - both better than Guiness IMHO. You already found Bodingtons; another fine choice!



Nick

 

[RufusTheDufus]

Genesee Cream Ale

 

[DWSCVR]

Thought I solved that one with a couple of growlers [opa-opa].in the roof top carrier....big mistake thewas not happy with beer soaked sleeping bags