Draught Guinness. It's. so. creamy. Even better when I throw a shot of Kraken into a pint. ohgodyes
Delirium Nocturnum is also phenomenal, but in a beer-connoisseur kind of way. Huge depth and range of flavor, great texture, pleasing aftertaste.
Something I just found last weekend is a black&tan called Mississippi Mud. Great flavor and aftertaste for something that comes in a 32oz jug.
spartan231490 said:
Coors(light), Busch(light), Grolsh, Leviathan, Bud(light), 2 or 3 of the miller flavors(summer ale is probably the most tolerable beer I've drank), Blue Moon, Corona(light), Guiness, and several others that are cheap enough to be not worth mentioning
I don't...man, I don't know who introduced you to beer, but they need to be smacked. The only good beer you've had in that entire list is Guinness, and it's definitely not a beer that's meant for everyone. If you can get your hands on some Kraken Black Rum, I highly suggest you put a shot of that into a properly poured pint of Guinness, and then give that a try. Somehow, the Kraken near-completely nullifies the bitterness of the beer, while introducing the heavy tones of spiced black rum.
A couple of things you might want to try:
Pretty much any hefeweizen, but Franziskaner is a pretty good start for someone not accustomed to beer.
Newcastle Brown Ale is another good point, but it might be a little bitter.
Something like Sam Adam's Cherry Wheat, or the Sea Dog Blueberry Wheat Ale, might also be a good place to start.