The Official MFP Favorite Beer Poll

Most beers from Dogfish Head

Guinness

Belgian wheats

Tripels

beer is good!

carling

You're not worthy.

at the moment
Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy and
Victory Golden Monkey

If I could have anything I wanted? OK

1) Ska Brewery Blonde
2) Three Rivers Hop Scotch
3) Ska Brewery Nut Brown (ok this may be #1, really)
4) Moose Drool on tap
5) Copper Hook on tap

But really the stuff I make for me trumps all of these.

Yuengling
Breckenridge-vanilla porter
New Belgium-Mothership (no longer being brewed)

Damn it I forgot about:
Schells: deer brand and firebrick!

That gives me a headache just looking at it.

You poor poor man. :sad:

am on an end of summer IPA kick right now... I've enjoyed these the past few weeks.

Lake Of Bays IPA
Black Creek (?) Riflemans Ration
Southern Tier Uncertainty - some kind of double black lager I think?
Boot Chuck IPA and Arkell ESB from Wellington (all of their beer is fantastic)
Spark Valley Red Ale
Amsterdam Boneshaker (a staple around here)
A few great pints from the west coast too, but I can't remember the names. Green Flash I think.

Damn there is so much good beer and never enough time to drink it all!

Pretty much anything by Left Hand.

Oh, so many to choose from!

If I had to say any were my "favorite" I would say Stone Arrogant *kitten* and Bell's Hopslam.

Others at the top of my list:
Bell's Two-Hearted
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot
Rodenbach Gran Crux
Rogue Ruination Ale
St. Bernardus ABT12
Unibroue Trois Pistoles
Ommegang Three Philosophers

Just to name a few. I like hoppy. I like IPAs.

Shiner bock, Coors light, Dos Equis, Sapporo and pear cider

I obviously need to widen my horizons. Pumpkin ale sounds delish.

I usually stick with Corona or Miller Chill.

Some pumpkin ales are good, others not so much. I recommend Dogfish Head's Punkin Ale if you're wanting to try one. And if you're looking for something a little different Dogfish also has a seasonal Raison D'Etre which is brewed with plums and raisins and something else. It's a little fruity and makes for a good dessert beer. Good for expanding horizons

(note, these are the only two Dogfish Head brews I really like. Hopheads I know rave about their 120-minute IPA, which is way over the top for me, and I *like* hoppy beers. I've been told to mix the 90-minute and 60-minute IPAs and it will be pretty good, just can't justify spending what they want for two 4-packs to do it...)

Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale
Gales HSB
Wellington County Ale