Favorite Barbecue Beer!?

[grillite]

i had a beer called a new castle the other day. it was really good. not sure if thats a lager or not but i generally like all lagers. and i like to get those big cans of fosters atleast once a year at the grocery store. good drip bucket can being so fat

Newcastle is considered a brown ale.

 

[Beach Bum]

Newcastle is considered a brown ale.

And a darn good one!

 

[grillite]

And a darn good one!

Yeah, it is one of my favorite beers. I used to drink it a lot but got burnt out on it. Might have to go get a sixer for nostalgia.

 

[MikeyB]

I like Coors Light, Heini lights, Miller lights and Coronas with a lemon slice all in bottles for the summer time.

 

[IPlayWithMeat]

During my time down south (waaaaay down south), I loved Chicha. It’s a bit disturbing how a lot of it is made, though, so you either have to talk to really reliable locals to find out exactly what you’re drinking, or just be okay with the possibilities. Back in the states, my neighbors constantly leave random beer at my house, so I’m pretty set (and lucky)!

 

[C. Keeper]

During my time down south (waaaaay down south), I loved Chicha. It’s a bit disturbing how a lot of it is made, though, so you either have to talk to really reliable locals to find out exactly what you’re drinking, or just be okay with the possibilities. Back in the states, my neighbors constantly leave random beer at my house, so I’m pretty set (and lucky)!

Free beer taste good

 

[marcusgee]

Last night I did some chimichurri chicken on the Bull with some Victory Golden Monkey Belgian-style tripel.

 

[marcusgee]

I like the Fosters Premium Ale oil cans. I'm sure I look like a little fat baby holding my dad's beer can. But I love the beer. Sometimes the grocery store has them buy 3 get 5 or something like that.

We used to call those oil, lube & filter back in college!

 

[opus]

None. I don't need it.

 

[FastEddie]

Coors Light is my go-to always in the beer fridge in the garage. I do make beer as a hobby. Right now I have a pilsner and a hoppy ale on tap. I have used homebrew as a spritz while smoking various meats. Works out good. A little on the ribs, and a little for me...

 

[Oldboy]

My current go to beers.

 

[Waterboy]

Coors Banquet is my preferred beer but am open to lots of others. I don’t care for hoppy beers. In addition to Coors I like Bud Light (my WW days taught me I could have 4 Bud Light for the same points as 3 Coors Banquet), Modelo Negra, Dos Equis Amber, Alaskan Amber. At breweries I typically lean toward brown ales and porters. I like flavor just not a heavy hop taste.

 

[Lager1829]

Last night I did some chimichurri chicken on the Bull with some Victory Golden Monkey Belgian-style tripel.

Drinking one now!

 

[llbts1]

Shiner Bock is a beer that goes good with a long smoke. Texas beer.

 

[JGW]

Lone Star or shiner Bock.

 

[Roberto 007]

Any micro-beer is my go too. Especially IPAs.

 

[marcusgee]

Shiner Bock is a beer that goes good with a long smoke. Texas beer.

Used to drink Shiner by the pitcher back at Texas A&M—Double Dave’s Wild & Wooly Wednesday! I’d say ah, the memories, but some of those memories got a bit fuzzy after all that beer…

 

[marcusgee]

My current go to beers.

Dragon’s Milk can be deadly!

If your local liquor emporium carries Heavy Seas, keep a look out for their Imperial Peanut Butter porter (seasonal). I think you’d enjoy that as well!

 

[Oldboy]

I only have one Dragon's Milk (usually). Can't find Heavy Seas locally.

 

[Partimewages]

Yuengling Black and Tan, Killians, New Castle or just about any red ale.
I don't need it but it sure is good!