Frat Beers of choice?
 

I know geography has a big impact on what beer you drink at college, but are there any frats out there that have personal favorites? Still drinking it out of college?

Well, my sorority doesn't have a favorite, since there are a lot of girls who don't drink in my chapter. But I really like PBR. Call me crazy!

The fraternity I went to all the time in school had either Meister Brau or Schaeffer as their house beer. Cheap was the key! It wasn't too bad if it was ice cold, but we often opted to bring our own.

The drink of choice of most of us was Yuengling Lager. Oh how I miss it!!! They need to start distributing in the Northeast!

Allison

Allison,

Yuengling has said it's a regional beer. They don't want to go national with their product, yet.

is that pronounced youngling? j/w....

anyways, natty light by far is the cheap beer of choice among most frats around Ar, but i tend to stray towards the 16oz beast light...quality and quanity heh

I've always pronounced Yuengling as "Ying ling"...although that doesn't mean that's the right way! But same as you, most frats where I go to school will have Natty Light...sometimes they'll be different and have Natty Ice. :p

Keystone was the beer of choice. And on nights we were feeling rich, we'd go get some Coors or Bud.

I was always one of those that drank the fancy beers though. My personal preference is still Spaten Optimator.

yes, it's Ying-ling.

let's not forget keystone light and southpaw. both guarenteed to give you a cheap, crazy buzz:D

Budweiser for us.

Amerbock & Youngs Double Chocolate Stout

My favorite beer
 

This girl drinks Penn Pilsner. I've managed to get some of my graduate school friends drinking it, so that's cool. It's between Yuengling and Samuel Adams.

Lone Star Light

I'm not in a "frat" but my favorite beer is Biere de Mars from the New Belgium Brewing Company in Ft. Collins, CO. I'm not sure how widely available it is.

Hahaha, when I was in college and we were really poor, we used to drink something called Lucky Lager. I wonder if that still exists.