We Love Lagers

THE Coors Banquet Beer, Golden, CO

Does this look familiar? Coors Banquet may be the ultimate lager. It's the first beer you have in your fridge after you move for the 8th time in your 20s. It's one of the coldest, most rewarding sips a man can have. Coors Banquet is the beer of accomplishments.

Mountain Fresh Rainier, Formerly of Tumwater, WA

Loved by politicians and MBAs alike (thats diversity!), and whether you pronounce it "Ran-ye" or "Ray-neer", this beer is clean and crisp like the Northwest coast. Perfect for the ski lift to the top of Mt. Bacherlor or while floating the Sun River. Drink in (some) excess.

Sweetwater American Lager, Fort Collins, CO

You stuck waiting for your family to show up? Maybe you just need something to kill the time? Look no further than this crisp and refreshing Sweetwater Lager to bring you to a place of peace. Like its namesake, a sip of this this lager transports you to a stunning riverbank -  your feet in the water, ass in the grass, sun shining down.

Montucky Cold Snack, Bozeman, Montana

Sometimes you just need a cold snack. Montucky Cold Snack, named for and catering to the backwoods of Montana (“Montucky”), delivers a crisp, cool, refreshing lager taste that is perfect for any occasion. Hitting the slopes? Have a cold snack. Yard work? Better enjoy a cold snack. Long summer wedding ceremony? Power through with a cold snack. Post-surfing? Cold snack. Hot day of wine tasting in Napa Valley? Refresh with a cold snack. You and the the boys discussing the glory of the Roman Empire? Cold Snack. There is something about the satiating power of Montucky that always hits right. Enjoy this (cold) snack. 

Of Knights and Men, Budweiser Light, St. Louis, Mo

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Budweiser, An American Classic, St. Louis, Mo

The King of Beers, and an American icon. Budweiser uses rice and beechwood in the production process, which gives it its unique taste among American lagers. Also known for the brand’s signature Budweiser Clydesdales, whose original purpose was to deliver beer after prohibition, this lager is classic and consistent, like the gentlemen who have enjoyed it for nearly two centuries.

Strong, Consistent Busch Beer, St. Louis, MO

Busch: the everyman’s beer. Produced by Anheuser-Busch, this beer was created after Major League Baseball denied the St. Louis Cardinals new stadium name “Budweiser” after Anheuser-Busch acquired the naming rights, because of the association to beer. They compromised on “Busch Stadium” after the family name, and a few years later Anheuser-Busch coincidentally created a new standard lager offering: Busch. Perhaps more well know by its light version (Busch “Latte”), Busch is as strong and consistent as the Midwest cornfields that produce its ingredients and the farmers who tend those fields while consuming Busch.

A Beer for Friends, Modelo Especial, Mexico City, Mexico

Modelo Especial (Spanish for “special”) certainly is a special lager, having recently become the best selling beer in America. Apparently peeling away that annoying gold foil on the cap is an acceptable hurdle to enjoy this Mexican beer. Crisp, clean, and easy drinking, this lager deserves to be in the beer rotation of your fridge.

Ol' Reliable Narragansett Lager, Providence, RI

The grain of this beer was sung a sweet lullaby by the corn hole gods to help your skills in competitive beer garden games. To provide a sacrifice and improve your favor with the gods of corn hold, drink this smooth, smooth lager.

Is this technically a Mexican-style Pilsner? Perhaps, who knows. But what the People do know is that Pacifico, also know by its alternative name “La Cerveza del Pacifico” (Spanish for “The beer of the Pacific”), is as clean, crisp, and refreshing as any lager on this site. Though it has been in production since the early 1900s in Mazatlán, Mexico, this beer gained popularity in the United States in the 1960s and 1970s when California surfers brought it to California during the Golden Age of Surfing. Since then, this reliable lager has maintained its popularity as a go-to beer for coastal soirées, enjoying street tacos, or just taking the cap off with your teeth. "Live Life Anchors Up" with Pacifico.

Traditional American Yuengling Lager

Sexy, smooth, beautiful. What more can you ask for? Yuengling is steeped in American tradition and brewed with freedom. Whether you're from Jamestown, VA or a 1st generation immigrant, you'll sip this beer somewhere East of Indy and cry tears of joy because you're in the good ol' USA. Drink freedom. Drink Yuengling.

Green State Lager Burlington, Vermont

Picture this: the quintessential elixir for a fall day in the heart of Boston—a Green State lager so crisp, it's like a New England fall breeze captured in a bottle. Say you find yourself wrapping up a closing shift at a wine store, yearning for the ideal beer to kick off a night with friends, look no further than Green State. It's not just a beer; it's a liberating libation. So divine it could turn a mundane evening into an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're indulging in crispy fried snacks or basking in the mesmerizing spectacle of fall foliage transforming into a kaleidoscope of hues, Green State Lager is the nectar of the gods, a sip of perfection that transcends the boundaries of time and season. 

An Essential Compass for Exploration in the American Northeast, Boston, MA

Light enough for your "toes in the water, ass in the sand" moment, but with enough depth to lend itself to a squabble among friends on game night, the Essential Compass is like the double-trigger paddle shifters on the original McLaren MP4-12C, it excels in any situation and works perfectly. Get you some deliciousness.

Get a lil' funky with Purple Haze, Abita Springs, LA

They say if you put your ear up to an empty bottle of Purple Haze, you’ll hear the brass of a Mardi Gras marching band inside. With a touch of raspberry sweetness and a bready, delicately refreshing malt finish coming together in perfect lager harmony, this New Orleans classic from the fairytale swamp town of Abita Springs, Louisiana can be enjoyed any time, any place. Whether you’re hunched over a dimly lit stand up oyster bar, sucking down a bag of crawfish on a hot sunny day, trying to spice up your lager game without going too crazy, or perhaps kicking back on the sand dunes of the Outer Banks while wild horses gallop through the waves, Purple Haze never fails to pull you out of a funk or get your hips shaking when you wanna get funky. 

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