Working on '86 300E, Best beer to drink??
 

whats the choice beer for a saturday afternoon spent working on on water pump. its gonna be another hot one too. :sun_smile

Newcastle, the one and only.

Pilsner Urquell, not german but close.

Beck's dark beer

Here in Oregon we have a wide range of very good local microbrews. I'd pick something like a pale ale or a hefeveisen (sp?) with a little lemon wedge. :bulb: I would expect you'd have something similar in the midwest. I grew up there and remember how much folks like their beer. :beerchug:

I'll second Beck's Dark
 

Any Mercedes work outside requires something true and robust, so Beck's Dark, or I suppose if you want a domestic, Sam Adams' Summer Brew, which is not dark, but is robust yet crisp.

Rogue Deadguy Ale, anything Sammy Smith. Porter maybe? Great Lakes Edmund Fitz. Deffinately Deadguy if you can get it.

Stella Artois or Murphy's Red. Or maybe UFO from Harpoon or maybe Whitbread Ale...the list goes on...Things to stay away from are the stronger one's like Hard Lemonade and Ummegong (sp?) belgian style ales (~8% alcohol) it'll wipe you out before you done with the car!

Dead guy! Yes! great choice. Stella I think is a matter of preference. Always gives me a headache.

A Samuel Jackson is always a good mutherf*&@$in' choice.

You need to be a Chapelle fan to get that one.

Stella, Warsteiner, Chimay Grand Reserve (heavy) - take your pick!

Yes. The mid-west, especially Michigan has many great micro brews. If you ever find yourself in the area, order an Oberon. Beer of choice for the summer MSU student. Though I cant stand it in a bottle. Maybe I'll be with Sam's Summer Bew or a Wicked Pete's.

Ive always been a huge fan of Pale Ales though, I love those IPAs, though being English in origin, possibly a good beer to drink while working a a Mini or whatever they make these days.

What size are your rims? If they are bigger than factory, a 40oz. of Miller High Life may be in order.

Guinness or nothing for me.

Guiness = Flavorless Stout (except the Extra Stouts)