Best Beers for Camping?
#1
Spike
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Join Date: May 2017
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Best Beers for Camping?
I'm going to be camping in Crater Lake with a whole bunch of people. It will be a massive potluck. My job is to bring beers for everyone. Any suggestions on which beers everyone will like?
I found this article kinda helpful and fun: https://squatchboxx.net/adventures-in-beer/
Any other suggestions?
I found this article kinda helpful and fun: https://squatchboxx.net/adventures-in-beer/
Any other suggestions?
#2
I'm a craft beer guy, so for outdoors I'd suggest something on the lighter end that nonetheless has some character.
Anchor "Steam Beer" (a California classic)
Narragansett Lager (if you can find it on the West coast)
Victory Prima Pils (seriously one of the best Pilsners out there)
(good ole') Yuengling
The Narragansett and Yuengling should be the most affordable of these. Anchor usually isn't too expensive.
If you must choose from among the el-cheapo beers; go with PBR. Actually tastes like hops.
Anchor "Steam Beer" (a California classic)
Narragansett Lager (if you can find it on the West coast)
Victory Prima Pils (seriously one of the best Pilsners out there)
(good ole') Yuengling
The Narragansett and Yuengling should be the most affordable of these. Anchor usually isn't too expensive.
If you must choose from among the el-cheapo beers; go with PBR. Actually tastes like hops.
#3
I like Yuengling which is supposed to be the oldest private brewer in the USA. Easy on the wallet and tastes really good on a hot summer day when it is ice cold. Can't buy it in Vermont for some reason but when I go to NY state they have it.
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 9,230
Shiner Bock is a good beer and when I run out of Yuengling is the one I go to. My wife goes home the NH every year to see here family and I have her bring a bunch of Black and Tans back when she goes. I have 10 bottles left in the fridge so I'm rationing it right now.
Last edited by flags; 05-10-2017 at 06:16 AM.