Well another american company bought by a foreign country. Will it ever end. I got to find a beer that is made in the USA any ideas

Bud is still MADE here...but Shiner is lots better....made in Texas, but owned by Budwiesr I hear...so even Shiner may have a foreign owner...but...but both of them were started by foreigners anyway....

Sam Adams. Brewer/Patriot (printed on every bottle). I really like the Light.

But then I spent 6 years in German and can't drink those wussy light "lagers" most American's call beer anymore.

how about Arrogant Bastard? California beer...pretty good...

Speaking of California micro-brews:

Fat Tire
Steelhead Pale Ale

there is coor's i guess it is american owned

Fat Tire is good....
others from that brewery too...the paddle, etc (dont remember the names)

Coors....mmmmm not much to it...it was a fad here years ago when you couldnt get it in Texas...

Those of you in the Midwest would enjoy Bells out of Kalamazoo, MI. It used to be sold here in ILL but Bell gout into a snit with a distributor and pulled the plug on it. Bells Amber Ale.... MMMMMMMMM

Bell's Oberon is mighty good!!!

I really don't care for it but after the fourth beer all of it is good.

Darn good beer! Knocked me for a loop.

There are plenty of locally owned small breweries in Canada and the US to support if you are that patriotic about it. Portland Oregon is a good example. Our local is the Craig Street Brew Pub http://www.craigstreet.ca/?our-beer,12 They're not selling their products outside their walls yet but that'll happen soon I'm sure. I'm partial a good brew from just about any place doesn't matter who owns it.

if everybody was like me,they would all go out of business.i don't drink

Well someone has to keep the rest of us in check

I believe we have found FGF's Designated Driver.

An old Yugoslavian guy I worked with told me he'd just close one one once he started seeing double... problem solved.

Sam Adams.

BTY, the tavern across the street from where i work has Shiner Bock on draft.
I'll be stop'n off more often...

Stumbled on Land Shark on a trip to City Walk in Orlando. A Jimmy Buffet beer brewed in Jacksonville, Florida.

That makes 2 of us that don't drink.

ANCHOR STEAM!!!!!!!!!!

i drink very little also ,no beer and maybe 5 drinks through out the year at xmas and newyears party.then i limit myself to 1 drink if i'm driving.i drank enough in my teenage years and had too many close calls.

In Kansas City we have Boulevard Brewing, makers of Pale Ale & Unfiltered Wheat, among others. They will now be the biggest American owned brewer in Missouri!

Steve

Personally I like the micro-brews. To name just a few North American Micro Breweries:
RedHook
Pyramid
Thomas Kemper (owned by Pyramid, soon to be owned by a NE brewery)
Hales Ales
Pike Place
Gradnville Island
Widmer
Full Sail
Deschutes
and on and on and on. There are over 165 breweries & brew pubs just in the Northwest alone. California and Colorado both also have a huge number... two of my all time favorites are Sierra Nevada and then Red Nectar out of Mendocino, CA.

Having a Sam Adams as I type this... Bjorn, that fridge you remember right now has 14 different brews in it... just waiting for anyone who shows up... Mmmmm mmmm good!

Begbie Cream Ale, Tall Timber Pale Ale, Attila the Honey, Back Hand of God Stout, Beyond the Pale Ale...

my... I think I am getting thirsty....

So that's where Land Shark comes from. It started showing up at the local corner store last month.

Tasted a lot like Corona.

A nice part about my move to OK City is that the friend I will be working with and most likely living close to (carpooling) has a Beer Meister. He'll have my favorite on tap soon.

Tried one yesterday. That's a pretty good beer!

Blue Moon is my fav.

i use to like genesee beer in upstate,n.y.it was cheap

I beleive SARANAC is still kicking around in Utica, NY. I've taking a likeing to Sam Adams Summer Ale.

Genessee, we used to drink that when I was in HS. That is still popular up there in the Buffalo area.

We use to drink cases and cases of Genessee Cream Ale 16oz.'ers in HS days. They gained the nickname 'pounders'.