Jackson Jambalaya

tried to vote, KF, but there were nine different ones that I would have had to check. Wouldn't let me do it!!

Technically, Bud light, Bud, Bud w/Lime all fall under Budweiser. For a revealing look at the what beer brands are owned by which companies, see this infographic:

http://beerwhiskeyandbrotherhood.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/beerownership.png

You included an option for those of us who don't drink! Thanks!

HEY 3:36 YOU COULDNT BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH. HAVE A BUD HEAVY AND COMPARE... "THE KING OF BEERS" FOR REASON.

cardinal sin KF you left out ABITA

Abita is there. I put Abita Springs.

Heathens ALL! Purge the notion of the nasty evil spirits from your soul and mind! REPENTETH! A more honorable contest would be 'What Color and Style Panties Do You Favor For Your Fantasy Lady?!

Abita amber is offered in almost bar and restaurant in New Orleans, that says something.

Meople,

Bud Is not the same since the Brazilans bought the Busch family out.

No matter what, The King of Beers is still the King.

The king of beers is a rice based brew and gets a majority of its rice from China. Last I checked, China is doing everything it can to distribute it's waste to the US. Go ahead and drink the king, then go visit with the Arkansas rice growers and ask them how loyal they are now.

10:52 It's hard to believe that it is more profitable to ship either rice or brewed beer across the ocean from China that to buy rice or brew it here. How big is the price differential to make it worthwhile to use Chinese rice?

10:52 It's hard to believe that it is more profitable to ship either rice or brewed beer across the ocean from China that to buy rice or brew it here. How big is the price differential to make it worthwhile to use Chinese rice?

I brew my own. Best beer in Jackson!

I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis. Stay thirsty my friend.

Maybe there should be an option for gluten free beer. The only one available in Mississippi is Reb Bridge, made by Anhouser-Busch. Would love to see more options like pther stated have!

I wish I could say that I respect a person's right to drink light beer, but I don't.

All right Kangaroo, knock it off.

C'MON MAN!

Most of these "beers" are just cans of water with a little beer mixed in for flavor.

Let's try:

SHINER BOCK
FAT TIRE
SIERAA NEVADA
and if you must buy your beer at the Florence, Miss. Walmart--AMBER BOCK or PABST BLUE RIBBON.

Yes I said it...if you gonna drink a watered down American brew better stick with an 1893 classic like PBR.

Dude, it is not me. I only posted one comment about the rice. On another note, I believe that we should hold a vote for the "Most Interesting Commenter on Jackson Jambalaya". I'm not holding my breath, I think Shadowfax would take it in a landslide.

10:52 it is profitable enough to switch their purchase oversees.

I meant the sudden surge for miller lite.

Sorry, comment meant for 11:58.

I don't understand why there's a category "Craft" beer yet individually listed are Sam Adams, Lazy Magnolia and Abita Springs all of which are craft beers.

I could understand if it said "other craft beer".

Even more interesting is you list Spaten Optimator, which isn't even sold in MS. As someone who bootlegs home lots of illegal beers in to MS, it still is funny that an illegal beer is listed.

And if you're going to name Abita and Lazy Magnolia, you sure need to have listed Yazoo.

I know it's just a fun poll, but gosh I take craft and home brewed beer to heart. Dang it! Now I want one and I just got to work.

Anything "light" is just a waste of a good horse! Merry Christmas and Shalom, y'all!

Dale's Pale Ale and Yella Pils are the best beers Mississippians won't ever get to taste, at least when you're at home.

Andrew M. Newcomb

No Milwaukee's Best, Old Milwaukee or Meister Breau??

Spaten Optimator is on there for one reason and one reason only. I'm sure you can figure it out.

I knew I would miss some and I could've made that poll 30-50 choices easy. Well, I had to cut off somewhere but I included some catch all choices.

Lake Placid Ubu Ale. Damn good.

Never understood people who drink designer beer or beer-de-jour. Beer drinkers, regardless of their preference, develop a taste and prefer to stick with it, not try to outdo each other at the Buffalo Wild Wings pull-handle wall. The only thing more curious to me than a designer beer drinker is someone who drinks scotch which is basically horse piss with a pine-bite.

Shadowfax talking about horse piss....ha.ha.

To Gandalf: Come kick this nag's butt, please.

Shadowfax, that's like saying you'd rather have a steak at Golden Corral than a place like Shapley's.

To Shadowfax, I only drink beer that is impossible to find in Mississippi (Leffe) and a wine that is similarly impossible (Cakebread merlot). And I'm curious as to why you find scotch whisky drinkers curiosity-inducing? There is far more variety in scotch whiskies than in your crown-jack-beam-etc. bourbons. I might recommend the Balvenie or a nice, aged Lagavulin.