Favourite Beer?

[RodeoTex]

I like Becks and LaBatts when they are available but mostly just Shiner Bock. Not too much on foofoo beers.

[martin82]

Stella Artois
Smithwick's
Blue Moon
Boddington's
Heinekin

[Doug 54]

strong

NOT LIGHT

near rm or little coler temp.


microbrews?
if someone else buying!!

[qblue]

I'm from Pennsylvania, and my favorite is Yuengling Lager. We order it by its more common name, Lager.

[930vet]

The beer I miss most: pre-(~)1980 Pearl Lager

[milkshape]

like trying to pick a fav guitar or food, the right one at the right time is what it's all about.

[milospilo]

Shepherd Neame brewery is just a few miles away so geographical loyalty dictates that I should choose 'Shepherd Neame's Master Brew'.
It is a great pint (but only when it's kept well).

[DMace]

Guinness on tap

[Flashback]

Stone Double Arrogant Bastard > your other sissy beers

[wetland10]

When I lived in Belgium I became quite familiar with Stella Artois.

But I'll also throw in Old Speckled Hen.

Wayne

[Slow Reflexes]

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[tele0053]

Yuengling...
That's a really great domestic here on the East coast!
I think I'll go and get a 6-pak of Yuengling right now.......
Ice cold bottles of course!
ICe-Cracklin'-Crispy-Cold-Bottles-of-Refreshment from Pennsylvannia Land of Gettysburg...
Today by the way is the 146th anniversary of Pickett's Charge almost to the minute!

[oxfordmini]

Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout (like dessert for me)
Goose Island 312 (as mentioned above by jazztele)
Stella Artois (my bride's current fave)
Goose Island Summertime (my current fave)
Heineken and Bass Ale (the old standbys)

[ne4tt]

Drank a lot of Stroh's as a yout.

PBR in longnecks now.

Also like Shiner Bock, and Michelob Dark, in the bottles, natch.

Canned beer ain't happenin.

Jamie

[stxrus]

Originally Posted by ne4tt

Canned beer ain't happenin.

Jamie

that's the gospel

steve

[smsuryan]

Flag Porter

[bandeapart]

Originally Posted by brokenjoe

It would be easier for me to say which beers I don't like.

I don't care for a beer that doesn't taste like beer.

I hear that and I think of every large American brewery. Brewing in those huge factory distilleries with computer monitoring isn't real beer brewing, it's watered down mainstream garbage...

[Parma_TeleMon]

Originally Posted by stxrus

almost anyhing from the Fort Christian Brew Pub, a local micro brewery

Go ahead, rub it in!!! That's the only place to get a really good brew on the entire island! As I recall they had a stout and an IPA that blew my socks off. And they have an outstanding view of the bay to boot!

[bandeapart]

To me, Stella Artois is the Budweiser of Belgium.... that's not a good thing.

It's owned by the same merged company now. InBev.

[Canuckcaster]

If it's really hot out I like a really cold MGD, but if I'm going to the pub I usually have either,
Guiness
Rickards Red
or,
Grasshopper which is a wheat ale from Big Rock(a local brewery).

It's the weekend, so I think I'll hoist one to all of you.
Cheers,

CC

[Colo Springs E]

....and there are many, I pretty much always prefer them on tap.

Faves on tap:

* My current #1 on tap is Dos XX Amber Lager.

* Fat Tire.

* Newcastle.

* Shiner Bock.

* As passe as it may be, a good ol Sammy ain't so bad on tap now and again on tap.

* Colorado Springs' own Laughing Lab is pretty good stuff too.

I'm pretty much not a fan of "macro" brewed beers, although an icy cold (and it must be ICY cold) Bud is good every now and then, especially after mowing the grass on a hot sunny day.

-E

[Colo Springs E]

Originally Posted by wetland10

But I'll also throw in Old Speckled Hen.

Maybe the best bottled beer I've ever drunk, thanks for mentioning that one! Only thing I hate, is literally every time I go to the liquor store, the price has gone up on it! (And I go by the liquour store pretty frequently...)

[BottyGuy]

My favorites change all the time.

Lately my favorite has been Brooklyn Lager, which is really more like an amber ale.

[ecsong187]

Pabst Blue Ribbon
Arrogant Bastard/ anything by Stone Brewing Co.
Dead Guy Ale
Moose Drool

[casadyrocks]

Originally Posted by stxrus

that's the gospel

steve

I always feel the same way- but Oscar Blues Products like Dale's Pale Ale and Gordon's are exceptional...luckily the brewery is within walking distance of my house, because I never buy their products in stores because of the can phobia

[brewwagon]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENnFjxHzdIw&NR=1


bw

[cber1517]

Originally Posted by martin82

Stella Artois
Smithwick's
Blue Moon
Boddington's
Heinekin

You and I have the same list! I will add a couple however:

Spotted Cow
Yuengling

[younkint]

Schlitz. In quart bottles.

Having said that, I know that what passes for Schlitz these days is not really Schlitz. They're fixing that, but it's not in Texas yet.

[drewsblues]

Make mine COLD. And in a brown bottle. Other than that, I ain't picky.

Having a Pacifico right now, as a matter of fact...

[zimbo]

Stoudts Fat Dog stout

[bandeapart]

Here's what I bought for the weekend:

Bear Republic - Red Rocket Ale
Speakeasy - Prohibition Ale
Delirium - Tremens

[Derek S]

The special treats:

Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome
Fuller's London Pride
Okocim
Ayinger Celebrator
Paulaner Salvator

The regulars:

Tecate
Molson's Ice
Bass Ale

I don't drink much and sometimes I feel I should drink a lot more.....

[JosephB]

atlanta's local brew is sweetwater, theyve got a lot of good flavors. favorite is still yuengling...mmm. and the name is the best!

[milracing]

The beer I brew :)

[lobotomyactivist]

Originally Posted by tele0053

Yuengling...
That's a really great domestic here on the East coast!
I think I'll go and get a 6-pak of Yuengling right now.......
Ice cold bottles of course!
ICe-Cracklin'-Crispy-Cold-Bottles-of-Refreshment from Pennsylvannia Land of Gettysburg...
Today by the way is the 146th anniversary of Pickett's Charge almost to the minute!

And today is the anniversary of America's birth (kind of), which occurred in Philadelphia, where Yueng is king.

[Yoni]

Many of my favorites have been mentioned, especially La Fin Du Monde but I will throw in two local favorites, Blue Point Beer-Toasted Lager(long Island) and the 4 peaks brewing company-8th Street ale(Phoenix)

[big jimmy]

But i ain't had it years.

[Bako]

Lone Star Beer. ( And Bob Wills music)

[Flashback]

Red Stripe is my go to beer on the cheap.

[mr natural]

I used to like all the heavy, dark beers and really hoppy ales mentioned here. But the last few years, my stomach has been going crazy and those full flavored beers make me feel bloated and queasy after two or so. Now I stick to lighter, crisper beers. I love Linenkugel's original. Can't get it here though. It's got a really good price to quality ratio. Also dig Molson Export Ale. Again, can't get it down here. Mostly I've been drinking Fosters in the bottle. Affordable and not too weak, not too strong. I also like Harp once in a while. I will cheat and have a pint of Guinness now and then if it's on tap. Yum.
-Mr. N.