What's your favorite beer?

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  • mandez19
    mandez19 Posts: 179
    Labatt 50
  • Shropshire1959
    Shropshire1959 Posts: 982 Member

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    Oh dear ... :-p not from a can .. PLEASE
  • Shropshire1959
    Shropshire1959 Posts: 982 Member
    Ew beer.
    I'm 19 & hate alcohol.
    That's a shocker with my generation lol.

    Cool .... nominated driver :-)
  • ukaryote
    ukaryote Posts: 854 Member
    Well, I brew my own so I've tweaked recipes to fit my tastes:

    1. Amber ale with Cascade hops and lots of Amarillo hops. Smelled like flowers, tasted like heaven.

    2. Edmund Fitzgerald Porter clone with more dark roast for a smooth coffee finish. I call it the "Little, Brown Porter"

    3. Honey blonde - 2-row, honey malt, Willamette hops, Cascade hops for finish. Great summer beer.

    Next I'm gonna try a cherry wood smoked stout. Noms!
  • Ump78
    Ump78 Posts: 342 Member
    Sadly, my two favorite beers aren't available in the US (that I can find). I found em when I went to Australia. Carlton Dry and 150 Lashes. I also acquired a taste for cider. Here at home, it's either Coors Light or Woodchuck Hard Cider
  • ldrosophila
    ldrosophila Posts: 7,512 Member
    Bloody beer!
  • Shropshire1959
    Shropshire1959 Posts: 982 Member
    A shop near us :-)

    http://www.beersofeurope.co.uk/
  • uberducky84
    uberducky84 Posts: 1
    Favorite? Probably Shiner Bock or Guinness Extra Stout. I've been trying to reduce that alcohol/beer calorie count though and one of the most efficient ones I've found and readily available is Natural Light. If drinking is a big part of your diet check out http://getdrunknotfat.com/
  • kristanvdub
    kristanvdub Posts: 50 Member
    Two favorites: Bell's Oberon and Paw Paw Brewery's Raspberry Wheat
  • pellis007
    pellis007 Posts: 2
    I home brew my own beer and my best/favorite summer beer is my Honey Cream Ale with a hop style a bit above what the style calls for. For colder times I brewed up a Christmas spice beer last year that came out great. I'll brew it again this winter. It was a recipe I designed based off Sam Adams Old Fezziwig Ale. For commercial beers I probably would choose Bells Two-Hearted IPA Ale as one of my favorites. I don't drink much beer anymore but when I do, I like what I consider the good stuff.
  • roanokejoe49
    roanokejoe49 Posts: 820 Member
    Chimay when I'm feeling snooty. Stella, Harp, Guinness, or DB Vienna Lager depending on where I'm drinking at the time.
  • Miss_1999
    Miss_1999 Posts: 747 Member
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    And you can't beat free beer-- unless it's cheap **** like Natural Light. Yeah, in that case, no.
  • linkirving
    linkirving Posts: 121 Member
    Unfair question is unfair.

    Lagunitas Sucks
    Alesmith BBA Speedway
    St.Bernardus ABT12
    Russian River Consecration
    Knee Deep Belgo Hoptologist
    Wicked Weed Sours
    NoDa Hop Drop'n'Roll
    Port Brewing Older Viscosity
    Founders Breakfast
    Olde Hickory Event Horizon
    Deviant Dales
    Ten Fidy
    Allagash Interlude
    Rochefort 10
    Dirtwolf
    HF Ephraim
    Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien....


    I could keep going, but this is just making me thirsty.

    Dude knows what's up.

    My favorites:
    Oskar Blues Ten Fidy
    Oskar Blues Old Chub
    Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale (OB rules)
    Squatters Hop Rising IIPA
    Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA
    Stone Ruination IIPA
    Odell Myrcenery IIPA

    Lately, Uinta's session brews have been doing it for me. At 4% ABV, they're a good brew for those days where I ate too much to enjoy a heavier craftbeer. I love Uinta's Cutthroat pale, Baba black lager, Wyld EPA... well, pretty much all of their session beers are doing it for me lately. Stoked for pumpkin beers!
  • lhopex3
    lhopex3 Posts: 12
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    Yup. Absolutely
  • Aemely
    Aemely Posts: 694 Member
    I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer expensive German beers. :drinker: :laugh:

    Uerige Doppelstick (and such a cute bottle!)
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    Schneider Aventinus Weizen-Eisbock
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    Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock
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  • FabulousFantasticFifty
    FabulousFantasticFifty Posts: 195,832 Member
    Spaten Dunkel

    Very hard to find so Coors light all the way! :happy:
  • ScoobyM34
    ScoobyM34 Posts: 71
    Three Floyd's - Dark Lord
  • Duckman73
    Duckman73 Posts: 5 Member
    Many awesome brews already named. I love this bit of ambrosia from my local microbrewery: Quilter's Irish Death.
  • Infamous_El_Guapo
    Infamous_El_Guapo Posts: 421 Member
    Spaten Optimator. Shiner Bock. And my go to cheap beer, Lone Star.
  • minionmichjourney
    minionmichjourney Posts: 1,571 Member
    aurum, cruzcampo or san Miguel. erm ok anything Spanish then. :laugh:
  • Silentfool
    Silentfool Posts: 189 Member
    Innis & Gunn (rum cask)

    Edinburghs' finest :drinker:
  • BigT555
    BigT555 Posts: 2,067 Member
    Richards red probably, but i like most beers so long as it isnt light or american beer
  • Hell_Flower
    Hell_Flower Posts: 348 Member
    Innis & Gunn (rum cask)

    Edinburghs' finest :drinker:

    Truly a majestic beer.

    Also their Smoking Gunn. My local will only serve it in half pints because it's so strong but so tasty it gets you drunk too quickly!

    Also, Wells and Young Banana Bread beer.

    Plus every dark, stout I've ever had from a micro-brewery.
  • vickish76
    vickish76 Posts: 80 Member
    Right now - Sam Adams Rebel IPA, Natty Green's Southern Pale Ale and White Street Brewing Hoptimist.
  • jferg70
    jferg70 Posts: 147 Member
    Just about any Sam Adams variety.
  • gym_king_carlie
    gym_king_carlie Posts: 528 Member
    Corona man :)

    or in the Spanish Isles Coronita
  • Shropshire1959
    Shropshire1959 Posts: 982 Member
    Richards red probably, but i like most beers so long as it isnt light or american beer

    Agree with you on the light (Not Really Beer) Beers but to their credit there are some Great 'craft' beers coming out of some of the microbreweries over there.
  • Shropshire1959
    Shropshire1959 Posts: 982 Member
    aurum, cruzcampo or san Miguel. erm ok anything Spanish then. :laugh:

    Mass produced beers like that aren't my thing but if you like 'anything' Spanish, you should try Alhambra Negra .. now, that's a tasty drop.

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  • AthleticForties
    AthleticForties Posts: 150 Member
    Dogfish Head 90 Minute.
  • lavenderphoenix
    lavenderphoenix Posts: 48 Member
    Arrogant *kitten* Ale....can't get Stone brewery beers in the state I moved to 3 years ago. If I'd realized that ahead of time I seriously would have rethought the move...

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