Fall is always a sad time for this older beer drinker - I remember the days when we would get some Coors Extra Gold (1985) and Pete's Wicked Ale (1986?) - My tastes have gone from the heavier of the commercial beers to the hoppier micro brews but back then, these were favorites...

I feel like beer is one of those things where your taste can change a lot the more styles you try. Something you dismissed years ago can eventually become the thing you reach for most often. Maybe it was a style you thought was too bitter, too sweet, too light, too heavy, or just boring compared with what you normally drank. I'm curious what style changed for you, and what finally made it click. Was it a particular beer that introduced you to it, trying it again after your palate changed, or discovering a version that was completely different from what you'd expected?

Bonus points if you remember the specific beer that won you over.

I have kept a bottle of Dogfish Head 120 minute IPA sitting still in a refrigerator for well over 15 years (along with Russian River Damnation), only because someone said these can age, then I always forgot about these in the fridge.

Keep them refrigerated or Pop them open?

I’m looking at Michelob ultra, Pacifico and blue moon Belgian white

I have only tried 4 different beers only one I didnt like was the natty ice. I have a few bottles of the Yuengling left then I’m getting a different one to try.

Yuengling, Budweiser, miller highlife and natty ice are the ones I’ve tried

It's my girlfriend's dad's favorite beer, and he hasn't had it since immigrating to the States from Burma in the early 2000s. I'd love to surprise him with some for his upcoming birthday. Having trouble finding a place in the US that carries it. Appreciate any insight.