Summertime Adjunct Lagers

BeerBrent · May 30, 2012

Helles!!!

tom_gamer · May 30, 2012

EllisTX said:
I don't drink any of the other St Arnold beers other than the Summer Pils and when someone gets a cask of their Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout(which is incredible). I think Shiner and St Arnold both aim for the middle of road on most of their offerings.

Oh. St Arnold came out with an Imperial IPA that is very drinkable, Endeavour.

Endeavour is really good, so is their winter blend beer, forgot what it was called sailing Santa I think.

I do agree with the middle of road beer. I like it though. Very drinkable and not too expensive.

Wig · May 30, 2012

PBR is getting a lot of love. Going to have to revisit it! It's been some years.

NordeastBrewer77 · May 30, 2012

Wig said:
PBR is getting a lot of love. Going to have to revisit it! It's been some years.

Good stuff, man! You'll be reminded why it's regularly in the top 3 for it's style. Hamm's and Old Style are really good like that too. :mug:

EllisTX said:
Cask is the only way I've ever had it. I don't think they've ever bottled it unless it was a Divine. Their Pumpkinator is an Imperial Stout and is the only pumpkin beer I've ever liked.

Maybe I'll get lucky next time I'm down there. Either way, I'll check out the Endevour for sure. :mug:

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