subject: A Guy's Guide Of The Most Enjoyable Beers From All Over The Earth [print this page] Any time you want to talk the best beers, chances are people will start naming a lot of the brands that market the hardest. While I do enjoy the occasional Bud Light, Becks, or other widely advertised beverage, I tend to prefer the taste of smaller breweries that give their product a little more love.
Here are some of my current favorite types of beer that you may not always hear about on the television.
I will start out by mentioning the obvious choice for me any time I see it on a menu, and that is none other than a Rolling Rock. The light version of this beer is too light, but the regular brew when served fresh out of a tap is very tough to beat.
Another craft ale that I thoroughly enjoy is Stella Artois. Coming way from Belgium, this is a very tasty beer; however, try not to order it in a bottle, as the volume is less than your standard bottled beer.
Another beer company that I always feel compelled to order when I see it on a menu is Rogue. Two of my favorites from this up and coming brewery is the Dead Guy Ale and their Chocolate Stout, which is much better than it may sound.
If you want to talk about smaller breweries that I enjoy, one of the finest beers to get on tap in my opinion is the Harpoon IPA. Getting this beverage with a dozen oysters or with a bucket of mussels is tough to beat for me.
When it comes to wheat based beer, it is hard to get much better than a Blue Moon. This stuff is incredibly tasty and refreshing while not being too sweet. It is not a beer you can take down more than a few of but on a summer day it is hard to beat its taste.
I hope that my advice has helped to educate you on a few different beers that you may not have known much about prior to reading this article.
