Asahi is ok. I'd take Kirin or Sapporo if you're going Japanese beer. Think Asahi is the biggest though.Guinness, coors banquet, asahi, tecate, Yuengling, Stella
That was my gateway to craft beer. From there moved on to IPAs. Haven't had one in forever.Boulevard Pale Ale - their original. It’s a tragedy that I had to be the first one to mention it.
See post #68.Boulevard Pale Ale - their original. It’s a tragedy that I had to be the first one to mention it.
Not to mention lots of great hard ciders. Besides hops, Yakima is the home of Tieton Cider Works, which is one of my favorite hard cider brands. I enjoyed a flight of hard cider at their cider bar a few years back.Too many really good craft beers here in the Northwest. Yakima, Washington is definitely the capitol of hop growing in the US. Over 70% of American produced hops come from there. Two of my favorite breweries are Bayern Brewery in Missoula, MT and Terminal Gravity Brewing based in tiny Enterprise, Oregon. Deschutes Brewery, Bend, Oregon and Kulshan Brewery, Bellingham, WA also put out consistently good quality beer.
I haven't been in BC for years even though it is less than 3 hours away, but they make some really great beer up there too.
My go-to at the Side Door Bar during Winter games.Try a nice cold Grain Belt Premium or Nordeast..
This is a great, strong IPA.
Six pack of this and I’m good..
Fantastic beerI really enjoy a Bells 2 Hearted. Even if it is from Michigan.
What do American beer and making love in a canoe have in common?Diebel’s Alt
Gaffel Kölsch
Rothaus Pils Tannenzäpfle
Stiegl Goldbräu Märzen
Fullers London Pride
Pilsner Urquell
Home of the Pilsner.Just spent a month in Czech Republic now those people know beer
Yep they also are very particular on how the beer is poured they think a beer with no head goes stale must say they are correctHome of the Pilsner.