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It's been a few years since I went to Civil Society, but they had either a brown ale or a Scotch ale that was fantastic.

In stores, yes. On tap, it's impossible to find.

If I might recommend trying Yuengling Light, it's superior to Ultra.

For a while there, it seems like all you ever heard was "hoppy" and IPA.

It's been a while since I was there, but Civil Society did a brown ale that was fantastic.

Let's see if they are voluminous or just boisterous. State your position here. https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/which-diet-beer-is-better.180842/

Sir, we're going have to ask you to wait in the lobby until the funeral service is over.

If that's someone's thing, I won't judge.

@Mklein13's Top 3 favorite beers: 1. Free 2. Other people's 3. Cheap Personally, I like a simple lager, but a Scotch ale or other brown ale for a kick start is always nice. Black and tan is the best of both.

Not just craft beer, any beer. So you can also talk PBR, Colt 45, Natty Light or whatever.

Duly noted! Thank you, sir. The only other ones I really enjoy are Frostie, which is available in singles at Fresh Market and Hires, which they've shelved in favor of A&W.

I know they have cream soda, but I don't like cream soda at all, so I've never tried it. We have a hardware store here that carries Sprecher.

Sprecher?

Up in Wisconsin I had a Scotch Ale called Warped Speed from Lake Louie Brewing that was my second favorite of all time. My all time favorite was Abita Fall Fest. It was as close to perfect as a beer can ever be.