Disappointing Beer...

[walker]

Anything Miller is horrible. Tried a Stella the last time I went to Outback, the beer was just as bad as the food.
I ust need to stick to a Modello with Mexican food or a XX amber with wings. Every time I try something different, I'm disappointed.

 

[vvvvvvv]

I had one recently at Buffalo wild wings. Wanted to try something different, didnt care for it.

Most restaurants around here just run CO2 through it. CO2 is bad for stouts.

Most restaurants don't run the right amount of CO2 through their other beers either. Some need a lot more than average, others need a lot less than average. If you order a beer at a restaurant that doesn't specialize in beer, you're going to be disappointed.

We ate at a place in Denver that served it's beer right. Even my wife liked the Guinness there, and she thinks Guinness from the bottle after they did away with the widget is nasty.



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[Cedar Creek]

For Mexican beer my favorite is Pacifico with XX in the green bottle a close second. My son says I like Pacifico because it tastes like Keystone - he could be right!

Pearl - wow! Haven't had it in years - in the late 60's some of my friends would buy Pearl, Lone Star, Stag, etc. because it was cheaper. Pearl always made me think of my childhood when we had hogs - first taste of Pearl reminds me of the soured smell of the shorts we used to mix with water to make slop for the hogs. Still don't like hogs & still don't like Pearl. Bleh!!!

Cedar Creek - aka Keith Stone (always smooth)

 

[Dangdar]

Coors light doesn't taste right in 3.2, must be really cold. And I'll just about drink anything!


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[daytomann]

Pick up a six pack if Session from the liquor store. Good stuff.

Haven't had a disappointing beer lately, been given some good recommendations and been lucky.

 

[J.T.]

Blue Moon tastes like soap and Molson tastes pre-skunked.

 

[JCW355]

Most restaurants around here just run CO2 through it. CO2 is bad for stouts.

Most restaurants don't run the right amount of CO2 through their other beers either. Some need a lot more than average, others need a lot less than average. If you order a beer at a restaurant that doesn't specialize in beer, you're going to be disappointed.

We ate at a place in Denver that served it's beer right. Even my wife liked the Guinness there, and she thinks Guinness from the bottle after they did away with the widget is nasty.



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I'll take your word for that and give it a try again somewhere else

 

[n423]

Brown Derby years ago. There are quite a few that I won't drink.

 

[gl55]

Had someone give me a 12 pack of this stuff. Took a few drinks of one and gave the 11 left away. Seriously undrinkable.

 

[vvvvvvv]

I'll take your word for that and give it a try again somewhere else

Try a reputable Irish pub (they'll typically serve Guinness right). A beer place like Tapwerks is probably a good place to get beer done right.