I tried Blue Moon last week.
Not bad, it quenched my thirst and went great with dinner.

Don't drink much beer these days....a 3 week trip to Germany a few years back spoiled my pallet and forever tainted my opinion of American beer. That said, if a good wheat beer or hefeweizen is available, I'll definitely drink it. If you ever make your way through the mid-west, there's a company from Kansas City called Boulevard and they make an excellent wheat beer. I'm not a huge fan of dark beers, but Shiner Bock is very good. So is Shiner Blonde and Shiner Hef. Too bad I have to go to Texas to get it. Most of the typical American brews are junk and taste practically the same...Bud, Miller, Coors, etc. I'll drink 'em if that's all that's available or if I want to drink all day and not get drunk. -Tony

Mrs. jk .. I just packed the whip... cause ya never know ;-)

You say "just a tease" like its easy rdy... ... I have to keep an open mind around here and I have said, "Never say Never". ;-)

(j)k-- that boy is just a tease! ain'tcha saint? but i adore ya anyway....

Sooner or later, everyone comes to florida. Good riding down here.

P.S. Bring that whip.

Oh and Mrs jk .. Cowboys love a St. Pauli Girl!... way more than those Russian thingys Mr. sirandp is talking about.

Good info sirandp! Honestly, I love good Belgian beer and trying a few Polish ones lately like Zywiec.. Thanks for clearing that Russian beer for me . bucklists are serious stuff and more importantly my local liquor store guy would have disowned me for such an error. ;-)

Really Mrs jk! YOU like cowboys???? I'm a real cowboy! I sing Gene Autry songs and the whole shabang! Hot damn you made my day!

thank you blm. i just love cowboys.

kate

Crap! I meant Russian Imperial Stouts! (hangs head in shame) For that style, look for Old Rasputin. Great stuff!

I actually have 5 gallons of a Belgian Pale Ale waiting to get kegged. I just need one of my kegs to kick so I can package it.

Leffe Blonde is a very accessible Belgian... you can usually find it in most high end spirit/bottle shops. Also, Chimay is damn near ubiquitous, and a very good example of the Abbey ales (though I prefer Westmalle).