I love it, if you like crisp not bitter Lagers it's pretty damn good. IMO it's the best Lager in the states hands down. I've never been into Pilsners so beers like Budweiser, Coors or Miller here in the states or imported beers like Becks, Dos Equis, Heineken, and other well known types like Guiness aren't my thing.
I personally enjoy wheat beer the best, Hefeweissen is my favorite. Stationed for 4 years in the late 80's and early 90's in Germany and it was where I acquired my taste for German beers. However they are expensive here in the states. Around $3.50 for a good import brand such as Weihenstaphaner.
All being said, Yuengling hits the spot for me. Hope it helps.
It's a really good American style Lager. I like Bud heavy a little bit more, but I buy more Yuengling just to support the company and because it's damn good.
I love it, if you like crisp not bitter Lagers it's pretty damn good. IMO it's the best Lager in the states hands down. I've never been into Pilsners so beers like Budweiser, Coors or Miller here in the states or imported beers like Becks, Dos Equis, Heineken, and other well known types like Guiness aren't my thing.
I personally enjoy wheat beer the best, Hefeweissen is my favorite. Stationed for 4 years in the late 80's and early 90's in Germany and it was where I acquired my taste for German beers. However they are expensive here in the states. Around $3.50 for a good import brand such as Weihenstaphaner.
All being said, Yuengling hits the spot for me. Hope it helps.
It's a really good American style Lager. I like Bud heavy a little bit more, but I buy more Yuengling just to support the company and because it's damn good.