Beer appreciation thread

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB

I'm really into wheat beers lately. One I found this summer that I really love is Leinenkugal Sunset Wheat. It has hints of blueberry in it.

That's funny, I've been the same way. I had always liked wheat beers, but this summer I found myself drinking more of them (in proportion to other beers).

Leinenkugel is a solid brew.

[ZetaGirl22]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

That's funny, I've been the same way. I had always liked wheat beers, but this summer I found myself drinking more of them (in proportion to other beers).

Leinenkugel is a solid brew.

Are you into Hefeweizen? I had a GREAT organic Hefeweizen by Mueller-Pinkus, a German brewery. It was very crisp and clean, a little different than the hefe's I've tried before, but it was great nonetheless. Plus organic beer supposedly doesn't give you a hangover. Wouldn't know about that, didn't have enough to test that theory.

[KSigkid]

Originally Posted by ZetaGirl22

Are you into Hefeweizen? I had a GREAT organic Hefeweizen by Mueller-Pinkus, a German brewery. It was very crisp and clean, a little different than the hefe's I've tried before, but it was great nonetheless. Plus organic beer supposedly doesn't give you a hangover. Wouldn't know about that, didn't have enough to test that theory.

I love a good Hefeweizen once in a while; there isn't much that I don't like in the beer category (other than Bud or Bud Light, which I'll only drink if it's the only option). I'll have to keep an eye out for the Mueller-Pinkus, although I don't think they sell it anywhere around here.

Long Trail (a Vermont brewery) and Sam Adams both make a good Hefeweizen.