Anonymous wrote:Dogfish head Midas touch
Amstel light or Heineken light
Bell's two hearted

I love Bell's Two Hearted.

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Anonymous wrote:Who drinks miller light? Are your guests plumbers? I'm with the beer snob. Get craft beers.

White collar professionals. Lots of people drink Miller Lite.

Skinny people
People that count carbs

people with no taste

For a party find a good session beer.

we don't drink much beer either. I usually go to costco and get a big box of sam adams and yuengling.

You always need to have some PBR.

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Anonymous wrote:You want a few different varieties. We have friends who only drink beer when consuming alcohol. They all like different domestic brands.

Some type of “light” beer - Coors light, Miller light (when I drink beer, this is what I drink)
Corona
Blue Moon
Stella Artois

Great variety here

My young adults recommended Blue Moon pale ale plus corona with lime on the side when we had people over. Or just blue moon. Even beer afficiondos drink the blue moon. There are now beer snobs just like wine sniffers.

No beer snob likes blue moon. It is a first macro brew and fine party brew. But good beer it is not.

I love good craft beers but often buy large quantities for parties. I always get some piss beer like miller lite but I also try to get good substitutes like Sam light. Amstel is also decent crap beer. Apologies to my pa brethren but yuengling is the worst. Would rather serve skunk Heineken.

From there you go light to dark - a wheat beer is good, and then an ale (dogfish is a good local but heavy seas works also.) I wouldn't do an ipa or porter - too heavy. Maybe a brown ale. Something fresh and seasonal. Sierra Nevada recently opened its NC brewery so their stuff here is fresh.

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Anonymous wrote:You want a few different varieties. We have friends who only drink beer when consuming alcohol. They all like different domestic brands.

Some type of “light” beer - Coors light, Miller light (when I drink beer, this is what I drink)
Corona
Blue Moon
Stella Artois

Great variety here

My young adults recommended Blue Moon pale ale plus corona with lime on the side when we had people over. Or just blue moon. Even beer afficiondos drink the blue moon. There are now beer snobs just like wine sniffers.

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Anonymous wrote:You want a few different varieties. We have friends who only drink beer when consuming alcohol. They all like different domestic brands.

Some type of “light” beer - Coors light, Miller light (when I drink beer, this is what I drink)
Corona
Blue Moon
Stella Artois

Barf


If you are providing beer, at least get GOOD beer. No major brands. The only major brand I would consider is Sam Adams. But I would go with a variety. Maybe get a variety pack of something localish?

All depends on the crowd...we hosted our first big party a couple months ago, also not beer drinkers, so I got a couple different brands, mainly Sam Adams and Corona. The Corona went fast, Sam Adams barely touched. I won't buy that again!

Heavy seas
Dogfish head
Flying dog

Anonymous wrote:Can someone describe the taste difference between the categories? NP here who doesn't drink beer.

http://www.thebrewbros.com/beer-101/

Can someone describe the taste difference between the categories? NP here who doesn't drink beer.

Dogfish head Midas touch
Amstel light or Heineken light
Bell's two hearted

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Anonymous wrote:You might consider adding a craft beer to the lineup above. There are great local options to choose from such as DC brau, Flying Dog, Heavy Seas, Port City. iPAs and Porter varieties are good choices.

These

Yuck. I love lagers and I hate, hate, hate ales and porters. I would be so unhappy if all you had were microbrew ales and porters. I don't care how much they cost!

Funny, I love ales and I hate, hate, hate lagers and pilsners.