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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Doug W » Mon Jul 01, 2013 8:42 am

I'd put Yuengling on the "meh" list. It's not bad for what it is. I wouldn't ask someone to import some for me, but I'd drink it if offered. Yuengling always makes me think of Florida. When I'm down there it's often available at non-beer places next to Bud, Coors, etc. In that group it's the tallest midget and I usually choose it.

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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Eric Hall » Mon Jul 01, 2013 9:43 am

Doug W wrote:I'd put Yuengling on the "meh" list. It's not bad for what it is. I wouldn't ask someone to import some for me, but I'd drink it if offered. Yuengling always makes me think of Florida. When I'm down there it's often available at non-beer places next to Bud, Coors, etc. In that group it's the tallest midget and I usually choose it.

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Forbidden fruit syndrome is powerful when it comes to alcohol. If I were a betting man, I would put a few bucks down that the forbidden fruit was some form of alcoholic beverage.
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Adam C » Mon Jul 01, 2013 10:15 am

I totally understand that Yuengling isn't the best beer of all time. I just like it as a "cheap pilsner" lawnmower/porch beer. I love all beer, each one has their moments and when it comes to "Im broke and would love a twelve pack while I smoke these ribs" I would choose Yuengling over the usual suspects. Also, it's not AmBev or MillerCoors so I can feel a bit better about that too.
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Robin Garr » Mon Jul 01, 2013 5:04 pm

Doug W wrote:Yuengling always makes me think of Florida. When I'm down there it's often available at non-beer places next to Bud, Coors, etc. In that group it's the tallest midget and I usually choose it.

Yes! Exactly! Family Italian places around Cocoa Beach ...
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Jason G » Tue Jul 02, 2013 1:59 pm

Adam C wrote:I totally understand that Yuengling isn't the best beer of all time. I just like it as a "cheap pilsner" lawnmower/porch beer. I love all beer, each one has their moments and when it comes to "Im broke and would love a twelve pack while I smoke these ribs" I would choose Yuengling over the usual suspects. Also, it's not AmBev or MillerCoors so I can feel a bit better about that too.


This is me too. I've developed a taste for many craft beers over the last few years I like IPAs, hefeweizens, ales, and real pilsners and lagers. But sometimes I just want to drink cheap beer, especially if I'm having more than a few.

Yuengling, in my opinion, is not marginally better than Bud, Coors or Miller...its way better. If we were using a scale of 1-10 to rate beers, I would give Miller Lite a 1, Bud Lite a 2, and Yuengling a 5 or a 6. It not only has more flavor that those others, it doesn't have the putrid skunk aftertaste they do either.
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Adam C » Wed Jul 03, 2013 9:30 am

Jason G wrote:This is me too. I've developed a taste for many craft beers over the last few years I like IPAs, hefeweizens, ales, and real pilsners and lagers. But sometimes I just want to drink cheap beer, especially if I'm having more than a few.

Yuengling, in my opinion, is not marginally better than Bud, Coors or Miller...its way better. If we were using a scale of 1-10 to rate beers, I would give Miller Lite a 1, Bud Lite a 2, and Yuengling a 5 or a 6. It not only has more flavor that those others, it doesn't have the putrid skunk aftertaste they do either.


Yes, absolutely. I was drinking a Yuengling yesterday while pulling weeds and I remember thinking, "This is good but not great but definitely not terrible."

I dunno, with cheap pilsners it's something about having an ice cold one (like Yuengling) that goes great with a pile of crawfish on a picnic table in the heat of summer. I mean, that's one of my favorite food moments I can think of right there. (sub crawfish for ribs, bbq, shrimps, etc as long as its outside and hot and the beer is cold!) :)
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by David R. Pierce » Wed Jul 03, 2013 1:44 pm

36 Cheap American Beers, Ranked

25. Yuengling. Why are people so into Yuengling? It's quite popular among the Pennsylvania ex-pat community, which is odd given that the beer sucks and Pennsylvanians don't strike me as an excessively prideful or self-important lot."
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Jason G » Wed Jul 03, 2013 1:57 pm

David R. Pierce wrote:36 Cheap American Beers, Ranked

25. Yuengling. Why are people so into Yuengling? It's quite popular among the Pennsylvania ex-pat community, which is odd given that the beer sucks and Pennsylvanians don't strike me as an excessively prideful or self-important lot."


He was obviously trolling for web hits with that one. Which he got if you check out the comments.

I mean come on he ranked Natty Ice and the Beast above it. Gtfo.

I will agree that PBR beats all those others. Never had the rest of the top 5.
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by David R. Pierce » Wed Jul 03, 2013 2:24 pm

Jason G wrote:He was obviously trolling for web hits with that one. Which he got if you check out the comments.


Correct. Typical Deadspin/Gawker/Life Hacker piece.
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Re: How to get Yuengling here in Louisville?

by Eric Hall » Thu Jul 04, 2013 3:14 pm

How to get a reaction 101... trash something lots of folks are passionate about.

Deadspin is a master at it when they are not acting like the TMZ of the sports world.
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