I just discovered this beer. One of the best I have had. Anybody else tried this beer?
Samual Adams Octoberfest Beer
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I like it. Sierra Nevada's version is really good.
Oktoberfest is my favorite beer and Sam Adams does a really good job. You should try some others.
Craft oktoberfests are good. But nothing beats the imports, doing it the same way for yeeeeaaaars
Yeah it's a good beer. Great Lakes brewing has a good Oktoberfest beer that I tried a few weeks ago
Hacker pschorr (sp?) Is my fave.
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Basically cancelled my trip to Munich, this stuff is authentic as it gets.
This probably should go on the beer thread but since we talking about fall beers...Schlafly Pumpkin Ale is really good.
I bought a six last year because I tried a single and loved it. I don't think I finished the six because I got so tired of it. It's pretty unique because it's got a lot of "real" pumpkin spice flavor.
Sam Adams Octoberfest is a gateway beer to being a problem drinker. It's like it makes you want to drink nine at a time.
Welcome to the 2000’s what took you so long? Maybe in another decade or so try an IPA
I don't think I've ever had a bad Sam Adams. And some have been really well done.
With all these Johnny come latley micro breweries popping up with wack ass beers and terrible quality the more I've found myself going back to breweries like Sam Adams, Dogfish Head, Sierra Nevada, Anchor Steam, Stone. Those are names you can trust.
With all these Johnny come latley micro breweries popping up with wack ass beers and terrible quality the more I've found myself going back to breweries like Sam Adams, Dogfish Head, Sierra Nevada, Anchor Steam, Stone. Those are names you can trust.
What I like about Sam Adams is you can find their Lager/Seasonal in almost any bar you go to (well, at least in the north east).. Even though you wuldn't consider it a craft beer, it was in some ways the first of it's kind.
I'd almost never buy it in stores, but I've never had a bad Sam Adams either.
I'd almost never buy it in stores, but I've never had a bad Sam Adams either.
In the 90's (when I turned 21) there wasn't a "craft beer" scene. It was basically imports and a few micro breweries. Sam Adams and Pete's Wicked Ale were among the first to be offered along side Bud and Miller on tap at local sports bars.
Sam Adams is what it is. It's a high quality beer for a good price that can be found everywhere.
So the next time you're at a "release party" waiting to see if your number gets called in the lottery for a 25 dollar 4 pack of beer that tastes like Honey Nut Cheerios pick up a Sam Adams or something from Stone or Rogue.
Sam Adams is what it is. It's a high quality beer for a good price that can be found everywhere.
So the next time you're at a "release party" waiting to see if your number gets called in the lottery for a 25 dollar 4 pack of beer that tastes like Honey Nut Cheerios pick up a Sam Adams or something from Stone or Rogue.
Ha, there are certainly some brewers that just never seem to land. One of my favorites, Magic Hat, has gone this way.
If there's ever going to be a reason I don't drink Sam Adams, it'll be because Bostonian's are the worst GD people to walk the planet, not because of taste.
If there's ever going to be a reason I don't drink Sam Adams, it'll be because Bostonian's are the worst GD people to walk the planet, not because of taste.
For some crazy reason, Samuel Adams Boston Lager (canned or bottled, and NOT draft) is my absolute favorite game beer.
Back on topic: Every year, I always pickup the Samuel Adams Fall variety pack and Octoberfest is included. Good, but not stellar. Sierra Nevada indeed brews a fine example of the style.
Others notables:
Spaten Oktoberfest Ur-Märzen
Weihenstephaner Festbier
Live Oak Oaktoberfest
Back on topic: Every year, I always pickup the Samuel Adams Fall variety pack and Octoberfest is included. Good, but not stellar. Sierra Nevada indeed brews a fine example of the style.
Others notables:
Spaten Oktoberfest Ur-Märzen
Weihenstephaner Festbier
Live Oak Oaktoberfest
Don’t know about others but Shiner Cheer is already in stores.For me, Octoberfest signals that Christmas brews are almost here.
Great beer. I always pick up a bomber every year over the holidays. Happy to see it up y'alls way so early.
Ayinger Oktober Fest-Märzen. Awesome example of the style. When in doubt, go with the Germans. They invented it.
Oh it is. Colt 45 works every time!
This, never been a fan of anything Sam Adams offers. Either way if the OP is just discovering this he doesn’t get out much or also just discovered Applebee’s. If you can find it at Circle K there isn’t much “discovering”Sam Adams' Summer Ale and Cream Stout are palatable. The rest of their lineup is hot garbage. Anyone who likes anything of theirs besides those two should be lobotomized for the betterment of humanity. Octoberfest =, Boston Lager =
Would not take my dog to Applebees, and no, I don't get out much, also no Circle K around here. People do live other places than where you live.
Yep. a snob is a snob is a snob, matters not what they are snobby about, they are just snobs. Probably kick homeless people too.
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There are, however, some totally awesome pumpkin beers out there.
Harpoon Imperial Pumpkin. 10.5% ABV. Kicks major ass.
I prefer my alcohol to be around 100 proof and aged several years in a charred oak barrel.
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