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J. K. Scrumpy's Organic Cider is the best I've found so far for those with wheat allergies. Definitely check it out!

Can anyone tell me which one tastes most like Anheuser Busch Bud Light?

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SIERRA NEVADA Pale Ale.... Plant is all solar now, including parking lot! (Why don't they make all shopping centers cover parking lots with SOLAR PANELS??? Growing own hops..across street (no transportation costs) recycle all mash waste for energy. etc etc. Besides it s the best beer you will every drink!

I just returned from Alaska and the Alaska Beer Company's beer is the best beer I've tasted. (it's all in the water!!!)

My favorite local brew is definitely MateVeza! It's organic, naturally caffeinated yerba mate beer. Check it out: http://www.mateveza.com/

Don't forget... Peak Organic also makes excellent organic beer, including several varieties including Nut Brown, Stout (or Porter?), and a really great, hoppy IPA. You can find it at Wegman's, Whole Paycheck and other quality grocery/beer/wine stores. As for anyone living in the Montana/Wyoming/Idaho region... I love all the great local beer (some organics) you have out there! Y'all are blessed! Must be that same Glacial run-off that makes the Middle Fork of the Flathead so great to paddle. I was horribly spoiled the two weeks I spent out there this summer! I can't get "Moose Drool", "Dragon's Breath", "Cold Smoke" or "B*tch Creek" at home. Any thoughts on how to get that stuff shipped to a private residence in Virginia? And in reply to the "Anheuser Busch Bud Light" question.... That's a joke, right? None of these will taste like that (thankfully!). The closest AB gets to orgainc is "Flush twice, it's a long way to the brewery!" (I used to live in St. Louis!). You want to talk "it's all in the water?"... Just think about the condition of the Mississippi river! Plus, ownership of AB is no longer domestic. Buy LOCAL! (really!)

sherry, none of these are going to qualify as light beers - they actually have some taste among other things. but as far as style goes, the samuel smith lager is going to be the closest. but if you are looking more generally for light, crisp beer, you might find the wheats and white enjoyable. ldorsey, thanks for the word about sierra nevada. i certainly enjoy their products. makes me feel a little better about putting some money in their pockets. new belgium brewing in fort collins, oo, has an incredibly eco-friendly brewery. they invested in wind farms so they'd have power, hot water used to heat the mash tun (jacketed for even warming) is circulated in pipes throughout the factory to heat the place, mash waste goes into tanks and the methane is captured to fire the brewers, etc. a great tour if you're ever in the area.

Hello! Our family owns Natures Garden Health Center in WI. We need to bring in a few of the best tasting (yet affordable) wines and beers, and we don't drink! So, that does put a hamper on things.....can any of you suggest a few of the top ones out there? We are pretty fussy, as we don't allow GM foods or any of those pesky MSG's in our door....no matter what they call themselves! THANKS in advance! Karen

Don't forget these two excellent choices. First, "Omaha Ornery Organic Suds, LTD" is very mellow. You know, like a kitty. Second, there is a wonderful new brew titled "Nitty Gritty Grain" which will really clear your throat. Please add these to your list. Your welcome. casino online