What's your favorite beer?

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  • Go_Mizzou99
    Go_Mizzou99 Posts: 2,628 Member
    Flat Branch Micro-brewery Belgian Ale
  • bfergusonii
    bfergusonii Posts: 208 Member
    Delirium Tremens
  • MinMin97
    MinMin97 Posts: 2,674 Member
    I like red wine. I've not really tried beer...I've had a taste of corona with mexican food one time. I liked it pretty well.
    Is beer just fun to drink, or does it have healthy qualities too?
    I drank ale in Europe, but I was too young to appreciate it, and anyway I was just doing what my "friends" were doing at the time.
  • burning2much
    burning2much Posts: 4,846 Member
    Cold Smoke out of Montana
  • barefoot_kevin
    barefoot_kevin Posts: 3 Member
    I am a beer snob. I don't drink anything but craft beers, and the hoppier the better. My favorite is Avery Maharaja it has 296 calories / 12oz bottle. It is a seasonal, and is usually only available in the winter.
  • vicdamone78
    vicdamone78 Posts: 82 Member
    Heineken, Red Gallo, Corona & Moza
  • 12skipafew99100
    12skipafew99100 Posts: 1,669 Member
    Root,

    IBC, Dad's Diet Mug and homemade using dry ice.

    I heard the proper way to drink rootbeer is without ice and extra cold. I can see where the dry ice would play into this. Do tell more.
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    I don't really have a favorite, I enjoy many different craft beers. New Mexico has a lot of outstanding breweries so I primarily drink local these days and am currently partial to Marble IPA...

    LL

    They have a great little hole in the wall brewery downtown which is fun...and there stuff is available at pretty much any liquor store or grocery store in town and most local restaurants these days.
  • dj1skywalker
    dj1skywalker Posts: 86
    Any German Beer
    Any Pumpkin or Oktoberfest beer

    :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:
  • bluefox9er
    bluefox9er Posts: 2,917 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
  • PMA140
    PMA140 Posts: 60
    Free

    Hahaha!!! :drinker:

    It goes with my saying, "I may not like you but I'll drink your beer." lol

    Great saying! But it's got to be pretty decent beer for me to hang out with someone I don't like :-)
  • trogalicious
    trogalicious Posts: 4,584 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
    sorry it's not all warm and on cask here.
  • zackrichards13
    zackrichards13 Posts: 1
    Rhinegeist Truth (IPA)
    Harpoon IPA
    Magic Hat Wacko (Vegetable Beer)
    Brooklyn Lager
    Brooklyn Pennant (EPA)
    Bell's Amber Ale
    Bell's Oberon (Pale Wheat Ale)
    Bell's Two Hearted Ale (American Pale Ale)
    Kentucky Pumpkin Barrel Ale
    Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Stout
    Palmetto Espresso Porter
    Holy City Pluff Mud Porter
  • cranshinibon
    cranshinibon Posts: 129 Member
    Fuller's ESB; Goose Island Honker's Ale; Hercules Double IPA; Pilsener Urquel; Sam Adam's Oktoberfest; Old Rasuptin's Chocolate Stout.
  • climbing_trees
    climbing_trees Posts: 726 Member
    new glarus
    spotted cow!
  • tbonetjs
    tbonetjs Posts: 2
    Dale's Pale Ale!
  • levicrouch
    levicrouch Posts: 99
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
    sorry it's not all warm and on cask here.
    If you have only ever had a Macro brewery's product, i would say you are correct.

    Try the american craft beers, you might be surprised at the flavor and complexity these beers have.

    My favorites are the west coast style IPA's and most recently been trying some belgian sour ales, been pretty happy with them so far.
  • KrzyGal
    KrzyGal Posts: 139 Member
    Images rarely work for me but

    KCCO BLACK LAGER
  • farmerpam1
    farmerpam1 Posts: 402 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
    sorry it's not all warm and on cask here.


    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :drinker:
  • Snip8241
    Snip8241 Posts: 767 Member
    Corona ice cold with lime on the beach.

    Not fancy but it works:blushing:
  • 60sPanda
    60sPanda Posts: 303 Member
    Favourite favourties are Ginger Tosser, Tea (yes there is a beer called tea) and Ubuntu pure.

    Also loving the BrewDog Punk IPA and the Meantime brews. London is getting good for beer selection these days.
  • drepublic
    drepublic Posts: 180 Member
    I used to love this before I quit:

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  • UpEarly
    UpEarly Posts: 2,555 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...

    No
  • jmc0806
    jmc0806 Posts: 1,444 Member
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    and

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  • UpEarly
    UpEarly Posts: 2,555 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
    sorry it's not all warm and on cask here.
    If you have only ever had a Macro brewery's product, i would say you are correct.

    Try the american craft beers, you might be surprised at the flavor and complexity these beers have.

    My favorites are the west coast style IPA's and most recently been trying some belgian sour ales, been pretty happy with them so far.

    This is what I was going to say! The U.S. has a larger, more vigorous craft beer scene than almost anyplace in the world. American beer from small producers is excellent and often exceeds anything I've tried from the UK.
  • rback1977
    rback1977 Posts: 8 Member
    Natty Light
  • HamptonPhoenix
    HamptonPhoenix Posts: 108 Member
    Guinness, Shipyard Smashed Blueberry, or Redhook Pumpkin Porter!!!
  • SoManyCookies
    SoManyCookies Posts: 31 Member
    woodchuck! :drinker:
  • accelerashawn
    accelerashawn Posts: 470 Member
    Coming form the UK it never ceases to amaze me what Americans are quiet happy to call and pass off as "Beer"...
    Micro-brews are gaining strength these days and many of them are really complex and tasty. Your generalizations are out-dated :P

    It kind of depends on where you are as to what people like though. We've got a local bar that charges $30 for a can of bud light. The caption next to it on the menu states "If, given our vast beer selection, you still want to order a bud-light, then you probably really like it and would pay $30 for it." hahaha
  • JenAndSome
    JenAndSome Posts: 1,893 Member
    I don't know if I would call it my favorite ever beer, but my favorite I've tried recently was Ommegang's Abbey Ale.

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