Your favorite tap beer

Miller Lite. 

A few days ago I returned from Germany, namely Munich. There I tasted a draft lager from four of the most popular local beers from Munich breweries. I advise everyone to visit such places. I also love sour ales, but they're pretty rare on my route=( And if I don't want to go to a bar and spend a bunch of bucks there, I pick up a bottle of any regular beer at the local store. I also like some of the https://learningtohomebrew.com/how-much-alcohol-is-in-beer-abv-list-by-brand-brewery-style/ list. In general, I try to always control the amount I drink.

Munich gold and Mai Bock are some supreme candidates from Sprecher. 

Stronger  than Busch light 

A&W

Busch light

Lakefront. Riverwest

 I like high octane IPA’s usually. Many of the local brewpubs are great.

  The newer one, ‘ Deisterbecks’(spelling off) 3+ miles North of Delevan has ‘Pig Farmer’, which will tune you up after a few. 

Hamm's,     fifty years ago.     Still drink it in cans

Hammerhead, its a Belgian Style IPA

Spotted Cow. 

When up north a Widow Maker, favorite beer.

Otherwise an Old style in a frosted mug.

Milwaukee Brewing Company - Outboard is about the only one I'll drink, otherwise I'll drink almost anything else in a bottle instead.

My favorites that I look for in the north woods

Michelob Amber Bock

Alaskan Amber

Burmeister

Moore Pilsner and 805. 

I love a good Hazy IPA for summertime. If I see anything on tap from Hob Butcher or Toppling Goliath I'm sipping on that for the evening.