20 Best Beer For Beer Batter Fish (2022 Updated)

This is the best pale beer I have had so far. I drink it with quarter apple juice the rest of this pale beer and I can honestly say it’s the best pale beer I have ever had by FAR. !!!! My only wish would be able to buy it in the philippines.

That would be the most perfect thing along with the weather and warm seas. I can’t say anymore than thanks Asda for buying in this pale beer.

Was first offered this after a half marathon in Manchester in the days before the pandemic. I am told that it is an excellent isotonic sports drink and have used it as such on several occasions. There are other low alcohol (or indeed no alcohol) beers on the market but this is one that I return to again and again.

One of the best low alcoholic lagers on the market. Low price, great taste, low in calories and also has extra vitamins in it. It’s now on my regular shop!

I’ve enjoyed Henry Weinhard’s Root Beer for years, ever since a friend introduced me to it. Recently, that friend was laid off due to ramifications from the pandemic, and needed a mood boost. I decided to mail him some root beer without notice, just so he’d get a surprise.

He received them, and said it totally made his day, and the shipping was fast and the root beer arrived in excellent and delicious condition. So while I didn’t partake of this particular package, it more than fulfilled my expectations.

Had Weinhard’s root beer for the first time on a trip last fall that took us into Wyoming. There was a very small town as we crossed over the border into Wyoming, and it had an old fashioned general store.

Needless to say, it had Weinhard’s root beer which offered a silky smooth after taste. There is no carbonated after effect causing a belch, which is common with all the root beer I ever tasted. It noticed the natural ingredients it was made of, but it must be the honey that gives the root beer such a smooth and satisfying taste! Big thumbs up.

I did not read close enough before ordering this brand. I never order anything with high fructose corn syrup. I pay high prices for good craft root beer sweetened with real sugar. It was totally my fault as I got caught up reading the reviews and did not read the ingredients.

I made the mistake also of “assuming” that a good craft root beer would not use corn syrup. I did drink one and did not care for the taste, but that may be due to the corn syrup.

Let me preface this by saying: These are insanely good. But don’t buy them! Because they’re always out where I live- and very few stores have them. If you’ve never had cream soda and are maybe turned off by it’s name (Perhaps you’re thinking, “I mean, cream and soda? I’m sure there’s an audience for that, but… maybe not for me :/ ”) don’t be fooled! Give these guys a try! Your family will love them.

The only thing that made me try them is my friend’s 5 year old son begging his dad to split one with him and I was forced to try it. Boy was that a great idea! It was 7 years ago when I first had one.

The best Rootbeer I’ve ever had. Bought these so my son could try it. The first time they substituted it for Virgil’s and my son said it tasted like medicine. When I finally got the IBC Rootbeer he thought it was gonna be bad, because of Virgil’s.

But when he tried it, and then I asked him if he liked it, he had a smile and said “when are you gonna order more?” It was his dad’s favorite.

Pros: good quality product bc it uses real sugar instead of HFCS I like the glass bottles instead of plastic. Cons: It’s also got a ton of sugar (40g), & I taste the wintergreen-y flavor a lot which is the only reason I won’t buy again.

But, i just recently learned root beer contains a wintergreen type flavor I haven’t had root beer in a LONG time, so my taste has prob changed subconsciously was just more aware of wg. I didn’t like it but don’t think it’s a bad product, just not for me.

This is a great IPA, full stop. More hop-forward and complex than Run Wild, and the flavor lingers a bit longer on the palate in a beautiful way. It doesn’t taste “citrus-flavored”, but I get orange notes as the malt takes a back seat to the hops while still blending seamlessly in a mild, pleasant tartness.

The slightly “dank” and multi-faceted hop profile is delicious, and reminiscent of a more robust type of California-style craft IPA. Where the Run Wild finishes extremely clean and refreshing, Free Wave is “hazier” and more complex, and it’s even more likely to have you saying “Wait—are you SURE this is NA?” This is further reinforced by the flawless mouthfeel and head that are indistinguishable from a “regular” ale.

As someone who was underwhelmed by session IPAs (around 4. 5 – 5. 5% ABV) because they lacked the booze “backbone” to tie the flavor together and often tasted “watery” , I can confidently say that Athletic worked some magic here.

It’s very hard to tell this is NA, and it tastes better than those sessions—it tastes like a real, fairly strong IPA you’d expect to come in around 7% ABV. I’ll bet you could give one to an avid IPA drinker and they wouldn’t notice it’s non-alcoholic.

With this gem, you may never miss IPAs again, and you don’t have to “pretend” it tastes satisfying.

Quite some time ago now, my wife or I (can’t remember which of us) came home from Wegmans with a 6-pack of “Run Wild” to try. I was absolutely knocked out by it: I never believed that non-alcoholic beer could taste so good! (Now, if someone would step in and do the same thing for wine and Islay Scotch, but that appears hopeless!) Since then, I have followed the extraordinary development of Athletic Brewing Co.

closely, and have been consistently impressed with what you have come up with. As an IPA guy, I recently loved the complexity of taste of “Summer Stoke. ” An amazing sequence of flavors as it moves from tongue to throat! I hope you keep it in your product catalogue.

Congratulations also on your stimulation of completion in your area of expertise the world over now (the Germans are doing pretty well. )! You’ve done a wonderful service for those of us who either would like to cut back on alcohol, or are forced by medical conditions to do so.

Thanks so much for doing such important work creatively, and pulling it off brilliantly! To your health and long life!!! With Best Wishes, Bob (in Rochester, NY) (Robert W. Wason, Professor Emeritus of Music Theory and Affiliate Faculty in Jazz and Contemporary Media, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, NY, USA).

This beer is so smooth and rich. Every time I go on vacation (in the Caribbean) it is a must-buy! I’ve been waiting for years to find it in the states. I’m so glad Total Wine has put it in its stores and I can buy it whenever.

Tastes like a vacation in a bottle!.

Having lived in Germany and the UK for a few years Stouts and Porters grew on me fast. I am a true beer drinker. while on a family cruise vacation everyone was drinking mixed fruity stuff. I just wanted a cold beer.

My daughter who drinks Presidente had been trying to get me to try this. I gave in when I learned it was available on tap and a frosted glass came along with it. Well I fell in-love with a light body beer.

Not heavy like my Stouts and Porters. In the late fall the western Caribbean is still pretty warm, which makes the alcohol content perfect in this beer; not too high when out in the warm temps. try one, you won’t regret it.

I feel cheated. This is not Dominican beer. Its brewed in St Louis, presumably in the same place as Budweiser. Its Just Domincan by its label.

When getting into stouts, I loved Guinness and then I graduated to Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout. I bought Dragon’s Milk based on the recommendation of a Total Wine employee. I didn’t like it. It’s 11% ABV, but the most predominant taste here is just alcohol.

It tastes like vodka first, then chocolate, then coffee. It’s not pleasant to drink like Left Hand and if I want a really alcoholey taste I’d rather drink a Gin & Tonic. Oh and this stuff is crazy-expensive.

Even if I loved it I probably wouldn’t buy it again just out of sheer principle that the price of beer shouldn’t approach the cost of spirits haha.

This reminds me very much of Founders Dirty B which I’ve always liked. However. Founders is cheaper. So would I buy this again? No. Because of the price when Founders tastes so similar for a lesser cost.

Both have a 90% rating on Beer Advocate and I can see why. Both are excellent. But for the price. Founders is better value for same taste.

I’ve had many Stouts in my life. I started off with Guinness and when that wasn’t enough, I explored others. The one that left me wanting more was a dark chocolate cherry stout by Petrus. Sadly, it is extremely hard to come by.

But enough about that, I’m here to talk about how good this Stout is. This Stout is exceptional! Smooth and rich; it is by far the best stout I’ve had in a very long time. Left Hand Stout was my go to.

There’s a new favorite in town and I will definitely be buying this more often.

Bought this instead of Corona Extra because they ran out and the Target in Forest Hills Queens is sooo slow in restocking anything, does anyone work there? Anyway this tastes like seltzer water. will never buy again.

Sticking to the original. Too bad you can’t rate it zero stars.

I’ve been drinking blue moon for years. If it was a woman I’d marry it. It makes me forget my problems, while making my mornings challenging. It’s great with orange juice or without. Which makes it more powerful than a mimosa.

Blue moon I love you, & if you’re listening, I would love to be your spokesperson. Love, Dom.

We have liked Molson for 40 years. My husband and I went to a little pub at the base of the Ferry Street Bridge in Eugene, Oregon. Our very first date. We had Molson Canadian that night. And 40 years later we still like Molson Canadian.

Crisp, bready- as someone who grew up drinking Malta Goya, this is a throwback aroma. Had plenty on both sides of the border in college and beyond, rediscovered and now this is one of my favorite “dad beers” to keep on hand.

Easy to drink, kind of sweet and always digestible for me— my IBS likes that. Hard to find but affordable and better than Bud IMO.

Driving through Canada on the way to Fairbanks, AK stopped at a restaurant outside Edmonton and decided to try this beer for the first time. Couldn’t get enough of this smooth, crisp and refreshing beer.

It is now my top sought after beer but is hard to find here in the states. Keep it coming Molson!.

I served these at my daughter’s college graduation party. I’ve never had them before. They were gone in 30 minutes. Everyone loved them. People were asking for more. The flavors are delicious, lite & refreshing & the alcohol is not overpowering so you can have more than 1 & not feel guilty.

I like to keep some in the fridge for a sweet treat. My gal pals are buying them now. It’s something different from wine & beer. Good flavors!!.

I use these with Tequila because there is literally no alcohol in them (3. 2%) and they are amazing mixers. Also if you want to take it chill these are nice to sip on but pour these with vodka or tequila and phew you have yourself an impeccable concoction.

I don’t dislike a single flavor they are all good but I think Jamaican me happy and Wild berries might be my 2 favorites but all flavors are good and they usually have rebates for this which makes it cheaper here than most other places 10/10 recommend.

Very decent IPA with tropical notes upon cracking the can. Mouthfeel is a little lighter than expected. Alcohol is well hidden but perhaps contributes to the sharper finish than I was expecting. The head has vanished after a few minutes with some lacing.

But this is not a sipper; this would be great for tailgating when you want something a little spicier. I wasn’t expecting a lot and worried this could be a vanity project. I was wrong and this would be worth trying.

By no means the best but could have been a lot worse. 4/5.

Hey, honestly, you buy this beer because you want to see if Stone Cold’s brew matches the hype? Oh **** ya! Fact is, it is one of the best beers I’ve ever had throughout the world. Buy it, just buy it and you won’t regret it, just the opposite.

It is THAT Good. It is GREAT! Cheap it’s no relative to mat ther brews. In this case, you get what you paid for and overwhelmingly more than you expected. One last not, the way it’s packaged is the absolute best packaging for anything, from anywhere, I’ve ever received in my life.

Not what I was expecting from a Stone Cold Steve Austin beer, but I also knew it would be good anyway! Very smooth, citrusy taste that really didn’t make me think I was drinking an IPA! I’m usually a lighter beer (lagers, etc) type person, but this one hit the spot! Even shared a few with friends of mine who again, don’t really go outside of the domestic beer category, but they thoroughly enjoyed it too! Kudos to ElSegundo and Steve Austin for putting out a great product!!.

The first time I tried Alaskan Amber was on a cruise ship to Alaska. When we left the Port of Seattle, the ship had a limited number of beers, nothing that I really liked. I mostly drank Budweiser the first day or two.

Our first port of call was Ketchikan. We disembarked, and did what Tourist do. When we got back on board the ship, I stopped by a bar and saw a display for Alaskan Amber. I ordered one and knew that I had found a beer to drink for the remainder of the trip.

When I got back to the East Coast, I tried to find some to no avail. I learned that it wasn’t distributed this far East. I finally found it on CraftShack, and ordered a 12 pack. It is as good as I remembered!.

The fact that craftshack stocked this particular brew was the main reason I initially signed up. This is a perfectly balanced amber ale, with a sweet malty taste that has just enough hop to keep it from becoming syrupy.

The perfect beer for a Spring or Fall night on the deck with friends, or an accompaniment to a fine BBQ meal. Throw in a good cigar and we are talking utter perfection.

You mention teh Alaskan Gold Rush in your review but as my Grandfather was a miner in the Yukon at the event I need to correct you. The Gold Rush in Alaska and Yukon Territory took place not in the 1700’s but 1896-1899 known as the Klondike Gold Rush.

Alaska then had a Gold Rush in Fairbanks and other areas and to this day Gold may be found in just about any river and stream and close to the surface.

I stumbled on the fact that Total Wine & More had Leinenkugel’s Oktoberfest in stock. It’s been years since it’s been available in California. It’s medium dark and smooth; a very good Fall beer. But then I enjoy all of Leinenkugel’s beers.

Keep it coming!.

I love love love this beer. I’m a winer drinker and only like a couple other brands of beer. I bought it once at publix after liking a summer shandy that I made with a different brand beer. Then I saw this was premade and bought it.

I love it so much. So light and tast.

Just found out about this beer and so glad i did. Refreshing and light. Doesnt get u bloated. No overpowering. Perfect summertime beer with great flavor. Has to be in of my top 5 beers.