What is a good beer to drink?

Answer 1

Light beers are good but not as bold and tasteful = Miller Lite is good and so is Sam Adams Light and Michelob Ultra is excellent... For a bolder flavor try Newcastle it is very good and of course there is always Corona and Modelo Especial is the best Mexican beer but hard to get unless you live in bigger cities...
Also you do not need to put a lime in Corona or any other beer, people that tell you that do not know what they are talking about

Answer 2

Beer is like chocolate. Although companies share the same ingredients, taste varies upon the preference of the end user the same way a snickers might be my preference but a milky way yours. Beer is an acquired taste and takes awhile, normally, to get used to in the beginning. This is the worst suggestion I can make, but since I have to give a straight answer, just choose one. After you've decided stick with it for like 6-9months depending on how often you drink. Once you really become adjusted to the taste try another and you will better be able to compare what you like and don't like about the two tastes. I suggest starting with a full tasting, but not too powerful, non light beer. Corona (always use a lime), or maybe a Miller. Then move up and down the scale at your own rate. Never drink past your tolerance and always be safe. Cheers

Answer 3

My Favorites:

Murphy's
Boddingtons
The "ique" line of Belgians - especially the Euphorique
Spaten Optimator
Spaten Oktoberfest
Paulaner Hef
Paulaner Dunkel Weiss
Franzikaner
Jubilale
Sam Adams Summer Ale
Trader Joe's Vienna Lager
BJ's Blonde, Red, Porter, Grand Cru

Answer 4

I am from Canada and one of the best beers here is called Sleeman's Honey Brown Ale. It's not bitter and it actually has sort of a creamy taste to it. Molson's Canadian is also very good and so is Kokanee. Canadian beer ranges from 5.0 to 7.0 percent alcohol, unlike American beer which is usually around 3.5. Not sure why that is, but that's their way of brewing. Please do me one favor, no matter what type of beer or other alcohol that you drink, please don't drink and drive. This is coming from someone who paid a heavy price for someone else who decided that drinking and driving was a good mix. Enjoy yourself but stay safe!

Answer 5

Guinness from Ireland if you like dark beer...
All Belgian Beers are excellent, though not too well known out of their country.
Kronenbourg from France
Heineken and Carlsberg from northern Europe
San Miguel or Mahou from Spain
and in America Budweiser from the US
and Coronita from Mexico

Answer 6

Depends on what you like. Coors Light is good to drink for a party since you don't get to full to fast and it has a low alcohol content. Michelob Dark is good, but Moose Head or Heineken are best although they will knock you on your behind real fast so don't drink them if you have to drive.

Answer 7

Guinness
Honey Brown
Sam Adams
Fat Tire

None of those light dishwater beers will do!

Answer 8

Budweiser Select, Corona, Woodchuck (ale), Hornsby's(ale)

Answer 9

I like Miller Light, it goes down smooth without much after taste.

You gotta try a good variety though because everyone has a different taste.

Answer 10

One that somebody else paid for...failing that almost anyhting german...try erdinger...becks and holsten are nice too...if you can get australian beers than try a cascade blonde...actually come to think of it i've never met a beer i didn't like...