Zeraph

My fav drink is still jack and coke, but I don't always want the caffeine. What's a good beer to mix whiskey with?

So far: heinekein: no
any american piss (bud light, etc) : no
guiness: surprisingly no

im2smrt4u

You'd need something pretty hearty to stand up to the whiskey. Try a porter or stout.

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Craven Morehead

Robert the Bruce Scottish Ale brewed by Three Floyds in Munster IN. Probably pretty hard to find. But if you do

Nepenthes

I would order Sam Adams Black.

Charlatan

Why not just have a caffeine free cola?

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cj2112

Guiness.

Zeraph

Well its more than that, sometimes i just dont feel like the taste. I've never liked coke much.

roachboy

i usually drink either scotch or bourbon when i drink whiskey and can't imagine mixing it except maybe with a touch of bitter vermouth in the form of a perfect manhattan.

so i would say a little water. or an ice cube.

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Zeraph

I like the taste of whiskey so I was still thinking of a light beer, just not sure what.

noodle

Whiskey doesn't tend to go well with lighter beers, in my experience.
The porter/stout suggestion is the closest.
I love bourbon-brewed porters, dark ales, and stouts.
The 30th anniversary Sierra Nevada does go really well when you're drinking Balvenie, I have found. A hearty oatmeal stout blends well, too, but avoid Young's Double Chocolate when drinking whiskey... lol.

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Charlatan

Listen to the Noodle... she knows her beer and whiskey.

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LordEden

More Whiskey?

Without sounding like a pussy, I like a glass of water on the side with my liquor. It doesn't drown out the taste of the liquor and it keeps you from having an hangover the next day.

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snowy

I have never heard of mixing whiskey with beer. Sounds like a good way to ruin a good beer or a good whiskey.

The only thing I like that is remotely close is bourbon barrel beers--they don't really have any bourbon in them; they're just aged in barrels that did have bourbon in them.

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Zeraph

Thanks noodle.

snowy: shrug. I've never liked the taste alone of either. Together though...

Jinn

My experience with whiskey is taking shots of Jack followed with a chaser of Coors Light. I'm not sure thats appropriate to your concern, though

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wraithhibn

Get a Bourbon Barrell Ale or Stout, drinks like a beer but with the bourbon flavor.

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spindles

Yep - this is what I was thinking too.

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im2smrt4u

I'm not a fan of mixing whiskey generally either, but since it was asked...

I have actually put a shot of whiskey into a bourbon barrel aged beer. (Black Tuesday Irish Car Bomb!) My head hurt the next day!

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