Well .. I guess ya have to root for someone..

I know the New England States pretty well and Cape Cod very well... You really can't go wrong trying the beers there! Of course you probably heard of the British Beer Company (BBC) .. fun places around there to have a great beer!

Cheers!

Thanks Rdy!

BLM, I'm a huge Sox fan, so I'm sure we'll be back there...trying for next season. I'll check out the beer you recommended. I have to say I'm a fan of the Brick Red from Sam Adams, but it's only local, so I can't get it here. I did, however make sure that everyone in our party had a commemorative glass from Doyle's. They give you the glass when you order on draft and they're not far from the brewery.

Hey similiar if your up near Boston again try and find some Narragansett beer. They are out of RI. If you like Yuengling you may like this as well.

similartastes--
Welcome to the forums!

I have to say, I like beer of all kinds. But, I've found my favorites are regional beers that I can't get here in 5% Mississippi. These are not in any particular order....New Glarus Brewery's Spotted Cow, Yuengling, Gennesee Cream Ale. I went to Boston for a RED SOX vs Cubs game this year and we took the Sam Adams tour. I've tried almost everything they allow here in MS and my favs are the seasonal brews. I especially liked the Summer Ale and now the Octoberfest is going to suffice for the colder months.

Hate beer myself... the bitter taste just doesn't seem to tickle my taste buds. People every so often try to get me to try something they say tastes better... or sweeter... or less bitter. Like Sam Adams Cherry Wheat... the cherry in that example is just not enough to over power the beer taste. Same thing with coffee... sure, it smells great, but I just can't handle the taste, even with a half pound of sugar.

Now, things like Woodchuck Cider, while still a slight beer taste, is not too bad.

Cpl: try out more Craft Beers... America makes some seriously good beer, you just have to go for the good stuff! Try out Stone from California, Rogue from Oregon, Bell's from Michigan, New Glarus from Wisconsin, Flying Dog from Maryland, Allagash from Maine... I really could go on forever.

But if you have a taste for Bavarian weissbier, then you're probably better off sticking to the German imports. I recommend Schneider, Paulaner, and Augustiner (if you can find it).

Mee too! Some buddies and I after work used to tank up on these. Kinda burned me out on it.. almost ready to have another soon.

Sure did, they split it and hung it on the lip of the glass.
I tried it with/without and prefer to squeeze a couple drops in the beer.

Did you have it with an orange slice?