Good Macros

[Anonymous No.6251912]

ITT: Good Macros

[Anonymous No.6251916]

>>6251912
anything ice

[Anonymous No.6251917]

You're off to a terrible start OP.

[Anonymous No.6251918]

I dig the fuck out of these, and I usually hate Budweiser.

[Anonymous No.6251919]

>>6251917
>Stella
Amerifats pls contain yourselves.

[Anonymous No.6251920]

[Anonymous No.6251923]

in for the fedora butthurt

[Anonymous No.6251924]

>>6251917
If you can find any that aren't skunked, Stella can be just fine. Cans do help with that.

[Anonymous No.6251928]

>>6251917
People hating Red Stripe is new to me. You just made me google it.

Personally I love them. Most people I know either love them or are indifferent about it.

[Anonymous No.6251929]

>>6251919

I'm english. Stella's a fine macro.

[Anonymous No.6251931]

>>6251928
I've always associated Red Stripe with people who wear Bob Marley shirts. It's a shame, because it's good.

[Anonymous No.6251973]

>>6251912
God, I hope that's not pic related.

>11.2 fl. oz. instead of 12
>4.70% ABV
>damn near impossible to dissolve the label and reuse the bottle in homebrew
>costs about the same as most micros but the taste is on par with any generic American pilsner

People that drink Red Stripe just want to be seen holding the bottle. They feel like they're above brands like Bud, Busch, Miller, etc. but don't like the taste of craft beer.

[Anonymous No.6251983]

>>6251973
you know the label is a sticker, right?

[Anonymous No.6251986]

[Anonymous No.6251991]

>>6251986
This is the only correct answer.

[Anonymous No.6252013]

>>6251983
Must have changed it. It used to be paint.

[Anonymous No.6252026]

Sam Adams makes good beer in general and some excellent top tier beers.

[Anonymous No.6252036]

>>6252013

Yep. Comes right off with acetone.

[Anonymous No.6252096]

>>6251916
ayy lmao

[Anonymous No.6252120]

Red Stripe is brewed in La Crosse, Wisconsin

[Anonymous No.6252124]

>>6252026
Isn't Sam Adams micro? I thought it was the cutoff for largest possible microbrewery.

[Anonymous No.6252133]

>>6252124

I thought it was considered a macro but I'm sure their market share is larger than Red Stripe and Yuengling.

[Anonymous No.6252135]

>>6252026

but just look at the douche bags that drinks it

count me out

[Anonymous No.6252138]

>>6252135
Douchebag ants?

[Anonymous No.6252164]

>>6252135
You post this every chance you get, what is your problem? Did the guy in this picture really upset you so profoundly that you need to tell everybody about it at every chance and swear off an entire company?

That isn't a normal or sane thing to do.

[Anonymous No.6252177]

>drinking carbs in a cane
I prefer bourban straight, thank you very much.

[Anonymous No.6252188]

>>6252164

used to drink Sam Adams till I saw this douche bag they used in their commercial

sorry Madison Avenue, sometimes the commercials backfire

[Anonymous No.6252199]

>>6252177
can*

[Anonymous No.6252200]

>>6252164
not that guy, but if you use douchebags to sell your product it can have negative consequences

[Anonymous No.6252232]

>>6252164
>That isn't a normal or sane thing to do.

gosh, Fredo, you're smart, maybe you're right

[Anonymous No.6252238]

>>6252177
*tips*

[Anonymous No.6252245]

>>6252238
what are you tipping my friend?
I hope it's a glass of Jack.

[Anonymous No.6252270]

[Anonymous No.6252275]

>>6252270

fine choice my friend
even better in cans

[Anonymous No.6252292]

>>6252124
Their technical market segment is craft brewery.

[Anonymous No.6252329]

>>6252245
its gentleman jack

[Anonymous No.6252490]

I think miller geniune draft is bretty gud

[Anonymous No.6252492]

>>6252490
You're welcome.
- South African Breweries.

[Anonymous No.6252534]

>>6251918
These came out when I was in college and people went nuts for them, myself included. Walking around town you would be sure to see broken remnants of a neon purple bottle on the ground somewhere. Now I realize they aren't that special.

[Anonymous No.6252901]

>>6252270
heavily considering getting a few tall cans tonight

[Anonymous No.6252928]

>>6252026

[Anonymous No.6253036]

[Anonymous No.6253056]

You can't say no to the lime

[Anonymous No.6253114]

>>6251912
>referring to beers as "micros" or "macros"
do the world a favor and kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.6253134]

>>6253114
>refering to fizzy malt ciders as beer

[Anonymous No.6253141]

>>6253134
>malt
>carbonation

okay...then they are apple beers, your point?

[Anonymous No.6253149]

>>6253056
What's the deal with this? I hated corona until my second or third time trying it because I didn't put a lime into it.

It's like all of a sudden it changes its form from shit beer to delicious tropical lime milkshake in three seconds

[Anonymous No.6253151]

When I'm having people over and especially friends that don't give a fuck about craft beer I just buy regular Budweiser. Not light or platinum.

I've grown pretty accustomed to it and now sometimes I just want to crack a bud even when I have my fridge full of microbrews.

[Anonymous No.6253154]

>>6252534
They're miles ahead of other college beers.

[Anonymous No.6253234]

>>6253154
I mean, if you're talking Natty light and Hamm's maybe. But personally I can't stand any form of Bud Light. Budweiser itself isn't too bad but that's just my opinion after all.
Maybe I'm just upset because my go to college drink was either a 40, a case of pbr or yeungling, or a bottle liquor when I actually wanted to get rowdy

Also where's the Guinness? That's some good macro

[Anonymous No.6253294]

>>6253234
>Guinness
>good

Nitro taps are a disgrace and black and tans are gimmicky. A brand that is a disgrace and a gimmick is therefore a joke. Just like Hopslam.

[Anonymous No.6253421]

>>6252013
yea.it was changed. Can peel it off with your fingers.

[Anonymous No.6253424]

>>6252928
Is this stuff any good? planning on buying a pack soon

[Anonymous No.6253499]

>>6253424
I thought it was shit, and I usually like IPAs

[Anonymous No.6253775]

>>6251912
I've never had red stripe, but I love session. It's suppose to be based on red stripe, I think.

[Anonymous No.6253783]

>>6253775
that looks sessionable.

[Anonymous No.6256069]

>>6251912

The bar on campus used to sell bottles of this stuff for 2.50, the beer itself wasn't much to write home about, but it wasn't terrible. The bar eventually stopped offering that, and then closed for a number of reasons.

At 1.25 less than the nearest equivalent, sometimes I'd have a couple before projects were due or on the last day of class or something.

[Anonymous No.6256088]

>>6252200
Nike uses them all the time though

[Anonymous No.6256090]

>>6253424
It's a basic IPA. Nothing special

[Anonymous No.6256094]

>>6251986
My home town brew

[Anonymous No.6256108]

Ain't seen that in a long time. like Kingfisher.

[Anonymous No.6256119]

>>6251912
>They stopped selling the actual imported Red Stripe and now they only sell "Jamacan style" like pic related and it's just shitty pottsville beer.

[Anonymous No.6256124]

>>6251986
But this isn't a "What's the best beer overall" thread.

[Anonymous No.6256125]

>>6252133
>I'm sure their market share is larger than Yuengling.

Considering how much lager PA drinks I doubt that.

[Anonymous No.6256145]

I'd probably make this my regular beer if it weren't so expensive here in Burgerland

>tfw $18 for a 12 pack

[Anonymous No.6256190]

>>6256069
>The bar on campus used to sell bottles of this stuff for 2.50
thats considered a good price for a cheap beer by you?

[Anonymous No.6256193]

>>6256124
how can anyone actually think that?

Its not even particularly good for a cheap beer

[Anonymous No.6256199]

>>6256193
>Implying Yuengling isn't the best beer ever created for the price.

Don't get me wrong, I do love lots of other beers. I'll drink almost any beer, but as an everyday drinking beer? you can't beat Yuengling.

of course I'm biased because you know, PA folk have it running in their blood.

[Anonymous No.6256204]

>>6256199
are you one of those hill people in the Appalachians?

[Anonymous No.6256213]

>>6256204
No. I live in the Lehigh Valley, and went to school up near Pittsburgh. I have a small trailer near huntingdon for vacation too. I like to think I'm a "Well rounded" Pennsylvanian, not divided by east or west.

[Anonymous No.6256217]

>>6256125
Sam Adams is larger than them, by far.

>>6252026
Blue Moon sells more each year than all craft breweries combined. Sam Adams is still micro in comparison.

[Anonymous No.6256222]

>>6256217
>Blue Moon sells more each year than all craft breweries combined
do you have any numbers on that? That seems unlikely. Isn't craft beer up to like 15% marketshare?

[Anonymous No.6256230]

>>6256222
Last time I saw numbers was 2 years ago, could have changed since then

[Anonymous No.6256250]

>People unironically like Blue Moon.
>People unironically like beer with fruit in it

[Anonymous No.6256256]

>>6256250
>>People unironically like beer with fruit in it
Sour fruit beer is excellent

[Anonymous No.6256269]

[Anonymous No.6256277]

>>6252270
fuck yeah

[Anonymous No.6256279]

>>6256256

I will say this is a bit cherry picked (dat pun :D ) of an example but yeah there are some great fruit beers in there. A lot of them tend to cater to chicks and people who don't like beer unfortunately that's why so many are shitty.

I like this stuff even more, my god it's good :)

[Anonymous No.6256283]

>>6256279
>A lot of them tend to cater to chicks and people who don't like beer unfortunately that's why so many are shitty.
I agree completely, just saying its not all fruit beer.

I like the cherry one more, but thats probably just because I like cherry more than raspberry, they are both excellent and so is this

[Anonymous No.6256309]

[Anonymous No.6256340]

sue me I dig it.

[Anonymous No.6256359]

>>6256190

The Beer and alcohol market in Ontario, Canada, is heavily regulated both by the government, and by the corporations that own the Brewer's Retail Incorporated, most people know it as the Beer store though. Literally the only places you can legally buy booze are either the LCBO and the aforementioned Beer Store. I could go into detail, but it's exactly what you'd expect, and most times you're not going to pay less than 3.75 for a 11.5 oz bottle of macro stuff at a bar.

I'm homebrewing now, because even an expensive beer or mead will cost nowhere near that, and taste better.

[Anonymous No.6256405]

>>6251986
how can this be considered a macro when I can't get it on the west coast

[Anonymous No.6256438]

>>6256405
taste some and you will understand

[Anonymous No.6256439]

Could someone please help me out with somethimg? I have a question that I can't find the answer to on google. Okay, so, which gets you drunker: Drinking a couple shots of something or putting a couple of shots into a couple of glasses and mixing them with cococola? My brother just put like a quarter od rum into my glass, I drank it, then the same with some rum. Should I have mixed it with coke? Which would get me drunker? Or is there no difference?

[Anonymous No.6256444]

>>6256439
I can't tell if you're being serious but no, there's no difference.

[Anonymous No.6256451]

>>6256439
theoretically you might get slightly less drunk feeling off mixing it with coke since it'll boost your blood sugar and give you a bit of caffiene, in practice it'll be about the same

[Anonymous No.6256453]

>>6256444
Alright man thanks. I'm only 18 so I'm kind of a drinking noob. Would drinking coke or pepsi at all, like with the alcohol or after shots get you any drunker? I'm only thinking that it might because where it dehydrates you

[Anonymous No.6256454]

>>6256439
its the exact same

[Anonymous No.6256458]

>>6256453
the dehydration effect of soda is very small, its very unlikely you would notice any difference.

[Anonymous No.6256465]

Killians and Guinness. also rolling rock isn't horrible

[Anonymous No.6256476]

>>6256458
Oh okay, thanks for the help man. Now I never have to embarrass myself by asking these questions again since I'll know them for good now

[Anonymous No.6256503]

>>6251986
Orrgh.

Back when it wasn't sold in Ohio the Pittsburgh fags sure musta taken it seriously. (Legend has it there was seriously bad blood between the brewery and Paul Brown that led to it being not sold in Ohio. Out of spite.)

>Live in Cincinnati.
>At a wake for a friend's father.
>See dudes with a cooler full of Yuengling.
>Never got to try any before.
>"Oooh, I heard of that. May I try one?"
>"Are you from Pittsburgh?"
>"Er, no. I'm from Ohio?"
>"Sorry, Ohio don't get any."

The legend was that the Yuengling founder was trying to get a foothold in Ohio by approaching Paul Brown to sell the beer in his stadium. At the last minute Paul Brown decided to go with Budweiser. Budweiser became the shitty beer of football fans everywhere and the Yuengling owners were so pissed off they cut Ohio out of the distribution hub for decades. It became somewhat a matter of pride that Pennsylvanians got to have it and Ohio went thirsty. And a duty that this status quo would be maintained as a sacred duty by Pennsylvanians.

PS: So it comes to Ohio and I finally try some years after the wake. It's really okay-ish but not anything worth making into a religion/sacrament of state pride.

[Anonymous No.6256512]

>>6256503
Yuengling must have some amazing marketing on the east coast considering how mediocre it taste but how loved it seems to be

[Anonymous No.6256513]

>>6256439

Same amount of alcohol so technically about the same but when you dilute alcohol it's absorbed slower so it doesn't hit you all at once. Especially if you take more time to drink the mixed drinks.

[Anonymous No.6256515]

>>6252270
Hell yea. Pacifico is good too.

[Anonymous No.6256519]

>>6251918
ew no

all they did was add a small amount of vodka. and that's what it tastes like.

[Anonymous No.6258457]

>>6256309
Fine taste anon.

[Anonymous No.6258467]

>>6256309
Just had a 6 pack last night