Favorite American Adjunct Lager

Grainbelt Premium
Schell's deer brand (or what ever it's called now)
And hate to admit it but Coors light

 

King Cobra

 

I recently purchased a 6-pack of Straub American Lager for summertime drinking (i.e., lawnmower beer). It is a very well made beer but just a tad too sweet for my palate.

The Straub 1872 is a tasty Pre-Prohibition Lager. I still have a couple bottles left from my purchase of the Straub Summer Variety pack I bought in June.

Cheers to Straub Brewing!

 

Plus, it the only brewery of the big three who wasn't a commie turncoat and stayed 'Murican.

 

Well, here is a link to Wikipedia that says they may not be as "American" as you think: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SABMiller

 

Coors merged with Molson in 2005 - so, at best a "North 'Murican" based multinational company.

 

Old Style and High Life will always have prime real estate in my beer fridge.
And we just got Hamm's in 30 packs for $11.99 at the Jewel! Had maybe one a long time ago, never purchased, and I must say it's pretty darn good. Sky blue waters indeed.

 

Carton makes an Agave AAL called Canyon that is super tasty! Too bad it's still draft only, and mostly available at the brewery...

 

Interesting, thanks for that.

Still, Banquet is brewed a few miles from my house

Did not know that, though it seems that it is jointly owned Cana-di-an and Murican, while Bud n friends have zero Murican ownership. Oh well, they still brew the Dankquet a few miles from my house and it is far and away the best AAL in the US.

Cheers!

 

How does Yuengling differentiate the bottles and cans brewed and packaged at the original brewery and their new "Mill Creek" brewery on the outskirts of Pottsville? I imagine there's a different letter in their date code that represents their 3 different breweries but have never studied the Yuengling coding (besides looking - in vain - for some fresh Lord Chesterfield Ale cans).

 

PBR would be my choice....or Lone Star, but it really tears up my stomach.

 

Keystone Light on tap at my Bro-in-laws...somehow, it's better than Coors Light

 

Old Style, hands down.

 

PBR

 

Naragganestt!

 

Many Americans and U.S. financial institutions hold InBev ADR's, so it's partially owned by Americans

 

Second! Pretty much all of their brews are solid, and their AAL is no exception.

They make a pretty good shandy too

 

Framinghamer

 

Try Narragansett and tell me "Danquet" is even close. Yuengling has more flavor. Coors is to me an insipid glass of water. But that's just me.

 

Extra Gold And PBR