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A fine Pilsner

6:51 super scripted.

Yeah. Exactly the way I would rank them. But PBR I enjoy more than all macro adjunct lagers. And I specify "adjunct". Cause beers with no adjuncts are.....of course.....better. But in the "Light" category of these beers.....Miller Lite is far superior. This is from a craft beer guy. Cheers!

I love the way this turned into an ad at the end haha

Miller Lite is far superior

The background noise is hard to deal with

I love craft and traditional European styles, yet I always keep a sixer of Banquet in the beer fridge. It’s the classic American light lager.

I really want to see you use Morpheus yeast! (INIS-914 Brettanomyces Morpheus)

OMG! As already commented list must have been AI created.

I loved Greggs videos! This was awesome from you guys! One day I will get to try one of your beers! Cheers 🍻

My youngest brother brought some Banquet to my house the other day and I couldn’t believe how good it was. I’m a High Life guy when not drinking a great IPA. I recently found out that the High Life has corn syrup in it😢 so I may be switching

I always thought tree house is trash 😅

I'm confident that all the cans and bottles that Greg will consume in beer heaven all have canned/bottled on dates. 🍻

Whats your opinion on t-90 pellets vs cryo hops? I'm very thankful for the knowledge you have shared!

I have some Summerfest in the fridge. Unlike some other seasonals SN continues to produce Summerfest several months into this run. The summer ale that I always look forward to is Deschutes Twilight which is a really easy drinking ale and reminds me of summer trips to Bend, Oregon.

Why do you repeat yourself so much? You say the same thing like 4 different ways 4 different times. It’s pretty annoying

Miller Highlife is the best out of all of them though. They make it in Lite as well if you so choose. It goes down even smoother.

No thanks to bud light...

Old Milwaukee is horrible and it should have been on this list.

Tasting pilsners from wine glasses. What next. Whiskey in a pint glass.

Thats not a busch light😮

try them all with a lime and see if your preference changes

Original Rolling Rock was good... Years ago (early "80s) they changed it and had to launch the "Same as it ever was" campaign to recover. RR was then brewed in Newark NJ ! Far from the Laurel Highlands of PA. Ruined forever !!! Another InBev catastrophe !!!

As a fellow brewer if I'm drinking an American lager for sports games and such I prefer Miller lite. If it's available though, Miller High Life is my go to, genuinely a great beer.

I would love to see you make some beers with the yeasts that Alvinne uses. Their yeasts are so amazing!

Final Notes: not a fan of Mexican lager😂 The whole point of Mexican lager is its lack of hoppiness😅

Busch Light always tastes off 😂

have you tasted a tipopils,,,im curious cause a made a clone of it and it was amazing would like ti have your take on the original

Great video and I appreciate the focus on simplicity. I've used acid malt on several light lagers I've done and was curious if there is a percentage level you could identify that tends to adds tartness to the finished beer. I've added around 3-4%, only for PH reduction purposes, and have noticed some tartness (unwanted) coming through even at that low level.

Beer is like people. Everyone is different, everyone has a different taste. If they all were the same life would be boring. Personally, never met a beer I wouldn't finish. Some better than others, but others might not like what I like. It's all good!

There was a local beer here in north texas called " sub generic beer" ,white can with what appeared to be typed on ( silk screen) lable. By far the cheepest and wasnt too bad after the 4th or 5th beer .

If you've got the time.....We got the beer, MILLER beeeeerrrr.

Don't forget the recently deceased Anchor Steam, a small brewery in San Francisco that literally kept the craft beer concept alive on the West Coast. Their Christams Ales were always worth seeking out. (Their small batch gin and whisky were also remarkable.) the dollar killed them.

theres no way you didnt know sam adams is sam adams - lol

Ale isn't beer! If it was, it would be called beer and not ale!

Don't drink beer from green and clear bottles unless you know for sure it came out of a cardboard box and didn't sit in a lighted fridge. Light wrecks beer. But even above that... Don't drink yellow beer unless you're doing yard work.

Summer Fest is an excellent lager.

The hoppiest wins. What a shocker. I know summer ale isn't a style, but do we always have to interprate based on IPA? I would like to see a blind comparison of summer beers that included light pilsner and also a non-craft like Coors Light. CL is specifically designed to be a summer drinking beer, so it would be interesting to see how it compares to craft beers attempting to do the same thing.

My "go to" has always been Miller Lite. I've never been a fan of Bud products. To my palate, Coors Light is just a step above water. But it also comes down to how much I think I will be drinking. If I know I'm going to be at home on a holiday (such as the upcoming 4th of July), then I usually go for "quantity" over "quality"; Miller Lite. But when I want "quality" I tend to go for either a good stout or hef from one of my local micro-breweries.

Will Tree House ever come to Texas. If so, whats the timeline?

Well done, definitely do more of these. This was probably my favorite videos of yours.

It's always the same stupid comments, piss, girls light, queer beer, water.. Talking "best beer" is like talking politics, religion or women. It's not worth arguing about. You like what you like.. If they sucked they would all be out of business.. Just drink some beer and have fun

love to see a company invest in its people

I knew before the man started tasting what 3 of the states were going to be.

Amazing contributor to Greg. As a fellow beer reviewer of my own in a top-notch fan of treehouse this makes my heart warm. He will be missed. One of the fellow beer reviewers I watched on the regular. Cheers to all

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Love your content Nate

drinking a miller lite watching this i was disgustedat first then proud by the end

Good to see that you guys also do bittering in your hazy IPAs, even though I've heard constantly about NEIPA stlye beers often not having a bittering addition. I've never tried your stuff, or any American Hazies, but in my corner of the world Hazy IPAs and Pale Ales are also dominant and the brewery I learned to brew at always had a small bittering addition in these beers. You can tell when they don't - the hops lack depth and the beer is flabby and one dimensional.

You won't find New Zealand grown Cascade under that name due to trademarking. It's known as Taiheke.