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So, won't lie, I'll try different craft beers, but I have a few standbys.
Mine are Shocktop (Belgian and Shandy), Leininkugal (biffed that spelling) and Sam Adams Summer and October.

What is everyone's reasonably priced standbys?
 
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So, won't lie, I'll try different craft beers, but I have a few standbys.
Mine are Shocktop (Belgian and Shandy), Leininkugal (biffed that spelling) and Sam Adams Summer and October.

What is everyone's reasonably priced standbys?
One place to look is Aldi's. They bring in a few German beers (nothing famous) every year that are decent and not expensive. I had a Lichter hefe last year that was quite good and this year a Feldschoeschen Maibock out of Dresden. My persona treat, which is a little pricey, used to be whatever Koelsch "The Andersons" (a local large "general store") had--but sadly they went out of business this spring. We've seen Sunner, Gaffel, Frueh, and Reissdorf here (all from Cologne), but they run ca $3 for a half liter bottle or $10-12 for a 4 pack of 0.33 L.

For just an everyday drinking beer, I like Yuengling Black and Tan.
 
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