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1. There are better beers.

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Fri Oct 28, 2016, 09:33 AM

Oct 2016

Much better.

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Yuengling Faces Backlash After Owner�s Donald Trump Endorsement [View all] riversedge Oct 2016 OP

There are better beers. dalton99 Oct 2016 #1

And better business owners as well PatSeg Oct 2016 #4

Yes but I do like a Yuengling now and then. Or at least I did. yellowcanine Oct 2016 #6

those people are no longer union beermeisters onethatcares Oct 2016 #71

Of course there are. And the price goes up accordingly. Demit Oct 2016 #15

PBR is cheaper than Yuengling, Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #17

Doesn't taste better to me. Demit Oct 2016 #28

They both taste terrible to me. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #35

Time to Boycott FarPoint Oct 2016 #2

Mostly I do. riversedge Oct 2016 #3

Never a big fan of his beer, but stopped drinking it after malachi Oct 2016 #29

Whatta guy! roscoeroscoe Oct 2016 #51

Pennsylvania pisswater. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #5

Meh. Matter of taste. Lots of different grains are used in beers all over the world. yellowcanine Oct 2016 #8

I've brewed beer for 10 years. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #9

And Yuengling has been brewing beer since 1829. yellowcanine Oct 2016 #13

If you call that beer, then I guess. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #16

So you've been brewing beer since it's been trendy..... ForgoTheConsequence Oct 2016 #19

Corn as a fermentable, yes. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #21

Or merely alleges as such when it strokes their own biases. LanternWaste Oct 2016 #23

The only ingredients in beer should be LiberalLovinLug Oct 2016 #48

That was before they understood yeast was responsible for making the alcohol. geardaddy Oct 2016 #50

he he LiberalLovinLug Oct 2016 #52

According to the German purity law? Beer has been made in many more countries than just Germany doc03 Oct 2016 #54

Well they do have the oldest running brewery in the world LiberalLovinLug Oct 2016 #58

Well, the American Lager is based heavily on the German Pilsener Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #64

IIRC azureblue Oct 2016 #75

Something like that. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #78

We didn't "steal" anything. ForgoTheConsequence Oct 2016 #95

Wow, dude. Touchy much? Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #98

I love their pale ale Maynar Oct 2016 #84

Beer was brewed for millennia without hops. Marengo Oct 2016 #91

American commercial beers are awful. roamer65 Oct 2016 #43

Indeed! nt Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #44

I have to head over soon. roamer65 Oct 2016 #45

Molson Canadian is a cheap mass produced lager made by Coors. ForgoTheConsequence Oct 2016 #97

This used to be true melman Oct 2016 #89

They're the same thing. ForgoTheConsequence Oct 2016 #96

Don't even put Yeungling in the same sentence with swill like Miller and Budweiser. doc03 Oct 2016 #53

Yeungling is the same style of beer as Miller and Budweiser. Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #61

That's your opinion to me Yeaugling can't be compared to doc03 Oct 2016 #72

To "stop" the fermentation process? jmowreader Oct 2016 #67

I'm talking about the addition of corn grits Dr Hobbitstein Oct 2016 #77

Oh boy jmowreader Oct 2016 #87

Smart business owners keep politics out of their business liberal N proud Oct 2016 #7

Yes indeed Freddie Oct 2016 #79

Modelo or Tecate before they build the wall lol GusBob Oct 2016 #10

Dos Equis! WinkyDink Oct 2016 #27

I tried it, don't see what is so great about it unless you are one that thinks doc03 Oct 2016 #55

Oh, I'm quite eclectic in my tastes, and I've had Belgian beer in Belgium, Pilsner in Plzen, and the WinkyDink Oct 2016 #59

It's just jobs nt doc03 Oct 2016 #73

I'm a beer snob. neeksgeek Oct 2016 #12

There are way better session beers obamanut2012 Oct 2016 #14

There should be a long list of businesses.... beachbumbob Oct 2016 #18

Good Jimbo S Oct 2016 #20

I was at a lecture here in Philly last night. The reception had two choices of alcohol: onehandle Oct 2016 #22

Philly has some amazing breweries including Yards LynneSin Oct 2016 #31

Ah, you are a Trooper. riversedge Oct 2016 #93

Live by the Trump, die by the Trump. SunSeeker Oct 2016 #24

" " " " " n/t MBS Oct 2016 #26

Never liked their lager. malthaussen Oct 2016 #25

I'd join the protest but I can't stand the beer! LynneSin Oct 2016 #30

That's why I stopped drinking Leinenkugel. geardaddy Oct 2016 #32

I didn't know that wryter2000 Oct 2016 #38

You're welcome. Oh and Johnsonville brats. geardaddy Oct 2016 #40

Thanks again wryter2000 Oct 2016 #46

Are there any national brand beer breweries that don't support the GOP? doc03 Oct 2016 #56

That's a good question. n/t geardaddy Oct 2016 #63

Surly, Summit, Indeed, Insight, etc 47of74 Oct 2016 #90

Steel Toe, Bauhaus, 612 geardaddy Oct 2016 #94

not really... berksdem Oct 2016 #33

My personal boycott won't hurt him, since I've never drunk his stuff. Aristus Oct 2016 #34

ANY Trump related product MUST be boycotted PERIOD!! BigBearJohn Oct 2016 #37

Sorry, read "Yuengling" and thought "Didn't Annakin kill them all?" ET Awful Oct 2016 #41

Sure hope Latrobe doesn't go that route... bullsnarfle Oct 2016 #42

Huh? Anheuser Busch bought Rolling Rock years ago. That stuff isn't brewed in Latrobe anymore. n/t FSogol Oct 2016 #49

True, bullsnarfle Oct 2016 #99

Never Did Like It Anyway BoyBlue2 Oct 2016 #47

I live within walking distance to 2 Breweries. sellitman Oct 2016 #57

Lots and lots of good beers on the market. Paladin Oct 2016 #60

When I visited Australia, I had the best damn commercial lager I've ever tasted. roamer65 Oct 2016 #62

What fun! Thanks for posting this ad. sunweaver Oct 2016 #82

Good for them Firestorm49 Oct 2016 #66

Shit. Have some Black and Tan in the fridge BumRushDaShow Oct 2016 #69

No Chick Fil A and now no more Yuengling IronLionZion Oct 2016 #70

It's time to resurrect the "Blue Pages"! Wuddles440 Oct 2016 #74

I know I'm prejudiced, but Dale's Pale Ale (and Oskar Blues Brewing Co.) japple Oct 2016 #76

Never drink the stuff. The fact the company supported a lowlife like Trump rockfordfile Oct 2016 #80

I'll admit bpositive Oct 2016 #81

I only liked their hefeweizen, called "Summer Wheat." Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2016 #83

I don't buy much beer, but the last time I did I bought Yuengling. Dark n Stormy Knight Oct 2016 #88

I'm off it for good... Upin Oct 2016 #92

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