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<blockquote data-quote="rodneypierce" data-source="post: 7646045" data-attributes="member: 639381">Blue Moon is a good, solid, clean tasting and finishing beer.&nbsp; Try it with an orange slice after you have it without.&nbsp; great beer.&nbsp; If you dont like the &quot;bitter&quot; taste of beer, IE the nasty medicinal after taste, I wouldnt even consider many ale&#039;s or definitively not an IPA.&nbsp; IPA&#039;s are disgusting.&nbsp; Makes you want to scrape the taste buds out of your mouth to get rid of the after taste.I was into home brewing for quite a while, and have about 5 cases of bottles down stairs.&nbsp; My favorite beer of all is Youngs Double Chocolate Stout.&nbsp; Its not a beer you want to set down and drink 5 or 6 of them, but its awesome with a steak.&nbsp; And something you can also try is almost any of the Sam Adam&#039;s line.&nbsp; Its very widely available, and its a pretty solid beer.&nbsp; Try some dark beers if you like some heavier bodied beer.&nbsp; Guinness is a good one that is available everywhere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rodneypierce, post: 7646045, member: 639381"] Blue Moon is a good, solid, clean tasting and finishing beer. Try it with an orange slice after you have it without. great beer. If you dont like the "bitter" taste of beer, IE the nasty medicinal after taste, I wouldnt even consider many ale's or definitively not an IPA. IPA's are disgusting. Makes you want to scrape the taste buds out of your mouth to get rid of the after taste. I was into home brewing for quite a while, and have about 5 cases of bottles down stairs. My favorite beer of all is Youngs Double Chocolate Stout. Its not a beer you want to set down and drink 5 or 6 of them, but its awesome with a steak. And something you can also try is almost any of the Sam Adam's line. Its very widely available, and its a pretty solid beer. Try some dark beers if you like some heavier bodied beer. Guinness is a good one that is available everywhere. [/QUOTE]

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