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"good Mexican beer"

In the cooler, right next to the unicorn milk. grin

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Originally Posted by mathman
"good Mexican beer"

In the cooler, right next to the unicorn milk. grin


I do[on occasion] enjoy a Dos Equis Amber.....


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Originally Posted by mathman
"good Mexican beer"

In the cooler, right next to the unicorn milk. grin


Haha mmm, love unicorn milk. It’s even good warm


The good Mexican beers, when they’re cold, on a hot day, are plenty worth drinking in my opinion. That’s about all they’re good for but they do that right. Negra Modelo, Pacifico, Bohemia, Dos Equis...




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A local brewery here in Flagstaff does a lot of experimenting, this one is awesome. It’s a blonde imperial coffee stout. Wish they would have bottled some of it

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A little off track, but those coffee (porters, stouts, dark ales) beers make excellent stews (replace Guinness) !

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Another hot day, another 6 pack of Ice cold Coors light straight from the freeze where the tequila is next the the beer.

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I prefer corona, coors light not bad and PBR in a bottle.
all these small brewers use cascade hops.
and that crap makes me gag instantly


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Originally Posted by huntinaz
A local brewery here in Flagstaff does a lot of experimenting, this one is awesome. It’s a blonde imperial coffee stout. Wish they would have bottled some of it

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Not that it matters but I was told that it actually costs more to can beer than to bottle it.

I prefer bottles too though. Wish we could get bottled PBR around here.


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Corona light is a pretty good sweat-weather beer. The last few sips at the bottom are still pretty tasty when it's 100F outside. Can't say the same for American light beers.


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A little off track, but those coffee (porters, stouts, dark ales) beers make excellent stews (replace Guinness) !

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I'm seeing a lot of old friends here. Beer, that is! My default setting is IPA. But I love a good Barrel Aged Stout. I've had most of the big name ones and many from lesser known local breweries. My daily drinker is Founders All Day IPA.


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Originally Posted by FieldGrade
Originally Posted by huntinaz
A local brewery here in Flagstaff does a lot of experimenting, this one is awesome. It’s a blonde imperial coffee stout. Wish they would have bottled some of it

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Not that it matters but I was told that it actually costs more to can beer than to bottle it.

I prefer bottles too though. Wish we could get bottled PBR around here.



Actually no gripe with cans, my complaint with this is that it’s a Crowler which is canned directly from the tap and so has to be drank within 3-5 weeks. Which is better than a growler but wish I could put some away for later


I’ll have to try the stew angle




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Among inexpensive beers to be consumed ice cold on hot days I find Yuengling's Golden Pilsner superior to major brand light beers and all the yellow Mexican stuff.

https://www.yuengling.com/our-beer/golden-pilsner/?back=year-round

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Originally Posted by mathman
Among inexpensive beers to be consumed ice cold on hot days I find Yuengling's Golden Pilsner superior to major brand light beers and all the yellow Mexican stuff.

https://www.yuengling.com/our-beer/golden-pilsner/?back=year-round


Yep.

Yuengling light and Amstel light are decent as well for hot days. I like heavier and darker beers but in the middle of summer I can go light.

I can enjoy most beers for what they are. The Red Stripe someone listed earlier I just can't like though.

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An Ice cold Yellowbelly AKA Coors Original is always good on a summer day!
For those of you who like Mexican beer try Corona Familiar. Pretty good.

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Yuengling is hard to come by out west but I do like it when I’m back east. I concur it’s a superior summertime American beer




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Shiner light blonde in the summer. Snake river brewery zonker stout in the winter.

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Originally Posted by mathman
Among inexpensive beers to be consumed ice cold on hot days I find Yuengling's Golden Pilsner superior to major brand light beers and all the yellow Mexican stuff.

https://www.yuengling.com/our-beer/golden-pilsner/?back=year-round


Gotta concur. Yuengling Yella Can is good stuff.


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