favorite type of beer?

Please let me know what types of beer you all like. I am drinking with one of my long time friends whom just graduated AIT training for the army. We are in this heated debate on types of beer which are good. I like several types of beer. He is into Miller light. Which i like, but if I am going to buy beer, I will buy Bud select or bud light. He tells me, "I pee darker than bud light" lol. I love several, I'm just saying I will buy bud. What types of beer do you all drink? or rather, What types of beer would you all buy (meaning like the best)?

Im a Heinken, Amstel Light, New Castle, Becks, Carlsburg, Moosehead, Molson, Henry Weinhard's Northwest Trail. Tend to buy what ever's cheaper.

Hit up that new castle brown ale, i strongly second that. Select is good for beer pong, football games, getting drunk- it goes down smooth. Try celebrating with some new castle, eating with some new castle, sleeping with some new castle- you'll be glad you did.

yeah, new castle is not bad at all either. im always in the mood for some ales.

Oh yea King Cobra when I wanna be Ghetto

Yuengling.

Whats Yuengling? Is that like the beer Tsingtao? Which is pretty bad

Guiness....hummmmm !!!
Labatt 50 (only in Canada)
Unibroux beer All of them (micro-brewery)

last.........Budweiser !!! Hey, i'm canadian...i like the real beer ! ;)

Mart

yuenling is great. it was a PA only bought beer for awhile, then it went all over. its not a cheap beer, it's a good beer. its an ale. not bad at all.

Guiness is too thick for me. Iv been to their Brewery in Dublin pretty neat. Iv tried something called Hobgoblin Ale. Not too my liking, had a toffee undertone to it. Tennets is a good Scottish bear

Whats Yuengling? Is that like the beer Tsingtao? Which is pretty bad
America's oldest beer.:) Well, almost.;)

bud select ftw

I second Yuengling or Negra Modelo.

I was never really a fan of the "normal" beers (Bud, Miller, Coors) just all tasted like piss to me.... but then again, I'm not a huge beer drinker.

The two that I do find I really like are Amber Bock and Mississippi Mud.

I havent had mississippi mud for a LONG time. very good though.

i like my beer the way i like my cars..mexicant lol...corona

Chimay (Red and Blue); Duvel; St. Arnold's Lawnmower, IPA and Spring Bock, 1554, Guinness with a shot of Disaronno, Abbey, Killian's Red, etc...

yeah, I like killian's too. sounds like thephilosopher like his Irish. I'm Irish too. I love the Guiness and Irish lagers and ales. But, I seem to drink domestic beers most of the time due to price and easy to drink a lot of.

I forgots the Killians

I prefer Belgian but it's just damn expensive to drink all the time.

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I will be sad to see Rolling Rock disappear.

Boddington is good if you're into that kinda stuff but I'd say that Tennants is my favorite but it's so damn expensive so I usually stick with the good ol' Canadian East Coast ales: Moosehead and Alexander Keith's

yuengling, tsingtao, rolling rock, and of course corona if none of the other is available

My favorite styles of beer (in no particular order)

Stouts:

Guinness - From Ireland, its alcoholic content and "dry" flavor are both characterized as light, although it varies from country to country.
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout - Samuel Smith, Tadcaster, England
Sierra Nevada Stout - From California.
Young's Double Chocolate Stout
Young's Oatmeal Stout
Black Chocolate Stout brewed by Brooklyn Brewery


Porters:

Anchor Porter from Anchor Brewing Company in San Francisco, California
Fuller's London Porter from Fuller, Smith and Turner in Chiswick, England
Sierra Nevada Porter from Sierra Nevada in Chico, California
Taddy Porter from Samuel Smith in Tadcaster, England


Barley Wines:

Old Nick from Young's
Old Foghorn from Anchor Brewing Company
Bigfoot Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Company

German beer, and I mean real German beer you can't find here in the U.S. is the absolute best.

My favorite is Koelsch beer found in the Cologne area (where I grew up), it's a clear beer with a bright yellow hue and less bitter than most others, yet still has close to 5% alcohol. It's been brewed there since 874, so it's got some history.

Another favorite is German Altbier which looks like a dark malt, resulting in a nuttier taste, found in Duesseldorf which is close to Cologne. My godfather's hot air ballon is sponsored by one of the Altbier brewers and he gets free beer :).

Please let me know what types of beer you all like. I am drinking with one of my long time friends whom just graduated AIT training for the army. We are in this heated debate on types of beer which are good. I like several types of beer. He is into Miller light. Which i like, but if I am going to buy beer, I will buy Bud select or bud light. He tells me, "I pee darker than bud light" lol. I love several, I'm just saying I will buy bud. What types of beer do you all drink? or rather, What types of beer would you all buy (meaning like the best)?
Bud Select taste just as schitty as regular bud. It is a light lager, and probably one of the worst examples of that style. So, you actually like light lagers as a "type of beer." I would suggest trying a Lumpy Dog from Rock Bottom. Other than that, light lagers dont really offer much. Why dont you look into some regular lagers? Brooklyn Lager by the Brooklyn
Brewing Company.

yuenling is great. it was a PA only bought beer for awhile, then it went all over. its not a cheap beer, it's a good beer. its an ale. not bad at all.
Yuengling is a Lager if you are drinking the common Yuengers. They make an ale called Chesterfield. I may be a high end beer lover, but I will always have a love for the Yuengers.:D

Guiness....hummmmm !!!
Labatt 50 (only in Canada)
Unibroux beer All of them (micro-brewery)

last.........Budweiser !!! Hey, i'm canadian...i like the real beer ! ;)

Mart
Unibroue Maudite is one of my fav's. The Terrible and anniversary beers never dissapoint.

i like my beer the way i like my cars..mexicant lol...corona
So you like your cars to smell like pee?:p

Chimay (Red and Blue); Duvel; St. Arnold's Lawnmower, IPA and Spring Bock, 1554, Guinness with a shot of Disaronno, Abbey, Killian's Red, etc...
Excellent taste! If you enjoy the Chimay, then you should try the other Trappist ales. Orval, Westmalle, Achel, and Westvleteran are wonderful (though I havent tried Westvleteran).

My favorite styles of beer (in no particular order)

Stouts:

Guinness - From Ireland, its alcoholic content and "dry" flavor are both characterized as light, although it varies from country to country.
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout - Samuel Smith, Tadcaster, England
Sierra Nevada Stout - From California.
Young's Double Chocolate Stout
Young's Oatmeal Stout
Black Chocolate Stout brewed by Brooklyn Brewery


Porters:

Anchor Porter from Anchor Brewing Company in San Francisco, California
Fuller's London Porter from Fuller, Smith and Turner in Chiswick, England
Sierra Nevada Porter from Sierra Nevada in Chico, California
Taddy Porter from Samuel Smith in Tadcaster, England


Barley Wines:

Old Nick from Young's
Old Foghorn from Anchor Brewing Company
Bigfoot Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Company
I have tried every beer you listed and agree that they are excellent. Old Foghorn is oner of my all time favorite barleywines.

German beer, and I mean real German beer you can't find here in the U.S. is the absolute best.


Maybe in NC, but in Chitown we can get most of the best German brews. As for the small non distributed breweries, oh well. They have less quality control.

any one drink Sierra Nevada, the brew it here in Chico, Cali:)

any one drink Sierra Nevada, the brew it here in Chico, Cali:)
Not only have I had it, I am a diehard fan that buys certain seasonals when they are released every year. The Bigfoot Barleywine is hoppy and tasty. I buy it every year.

Has anyone had Strongbow? It's not really a beer (I think it is considered a hard cider), but it's damn good. It is imported from England, so you might have a tuff time finding it, and when you do it's not cheap. It also has a better taste from a bottel then from a can, so if you can go with the bottels.

Funny story with Strongbow. I was in Scotland last summer with a tour group. One of the last nights all the tours ended up at this one Hostel for one big party. I had bought some beer from the local store, but later ran out. So being the night was still young I went to a pub next door. Didnt recognize anthing on tap, so I took a Strongbow. I didnt know it was a cider. It was kinda of fruity. So I didnt finish it and went back to my room. Apprently I was pretty drunk because my fellow travelers told me I was a riot the night before, especially when I told em of my Strongbow tail while I was drunk. I think its funny, may just be waste of typed space:)

Yeah, I would love to try some other German lagers. But there is no "dist" here, It's a beach, so they sell what sells most. I love the yuenling lager though. I wish they had more beer to offer for sale other than the basics. I came from PA, the dists there had hundreds of different kinds of beer my family would try often. But here, I'm extremely limited to pretty much domestic. They just started selling yuenling here about six months ago. People love it here. I say they should start bringing in more lagers as well. I never had strongbow, but I am also a fan of old foghorn. My family keeps a strong supply of the foghorn. They are crazy about their wines.

Bud Select taste just as schitty as regular bud. It is a light lager, and probably one of the worst examples of that style. So, you actually like light lagers as a "type of beer." I would suggest trying a Lumpy Dog from Rock Bottom. Other than that, light lagers dont really offer much. Why dont you look into some regular lagers? Brooklyn Lager by the Brooklyn
Brewing Company.

Bad James, Lumpy Dog is a brown ale not a lager =P

Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo MI makes a great porter as does Rogue breweries.. two of my favorites =)

Bad James, Lumpy Dog is a brown ale not a lager =P

Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo MI makes a great porter as does Rogue breweries.. two of my favorites =)
They make a Lumpy Dog Light Lager

Has anyone had Strongbow? It's not really a beer (I think it is considered a hard cider), but it's damn good. It is imported from England, so you might have a tuff time finding it, and when you do it's not cheap. It also has a better taste from a bottel then from a can, so if you can go with the bottels.
Strongbow is all over italy on tap. It is decent.

MGD on tap for me.
Cold, cheap, & plenty of it.. what beer was meant to be..
If more inebration is needed, time to bring in 80 proof heavy hitters..

Strongbow is all over italy on tap. It is decent.

That's how my buddy found out about it (It was either Italy or England).

Funny story with Strongbow. I was in Scotland last summer with a tour group. One of the last nights all the tours ended up at this one Hostel for one big party. I had bought some beer from the local store, but later ran out. So being the night was still young I went to a pub next door. Didnt recognize anthing on tap, so I took a Strongbow. I didnt know it was a cider. It was kinda of fruity. So I didnt finish it and went back to my room. Apprently I was pretty drunk because my fellow travelers told me I was a riot the night before, especially when I told em of my Strongbow tail while I was drunk. I think its funny, may just be waste of typed space:)

The first time I had Strongbow I went a bit over my limit as well. That same night someone tryed to get me to drink a Yeuling wich I spit out and called "crap"!

Carlsberg
Elephant
Dos XX
Sol
Corona
Samuel Adams
Guiness
Beck's
Sapporo
Orion
St. Pauli's Girl
Modelo
Tecate (in an aluminum can with lemon & salt poured over the top opening)
Killian' Red
Bass
Sierra Nevada
Etc.

i think i did a post like this a few months ago....

but just like then im still a fan of my bud light and bud select. the only other kinda beer i've tried besides coors/miller/bud/corona gorup was sam adams boston lager and that was waaayy to think for me. like chocolate milk thick....

and if i want to forget what happened that night give me a bottle of jagermister and i'll be set

Bad James, Lumpy Dog is a brown ale not a lager =P

Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo MI makes a great porter as does Rogue breweries.. two of my favorites =)
Is the Rogue XS IPA worth the cost, I've been wanting to try it but it makes Chimay look cheap.
Also does anyone else like Sam Adams White Ale?

Is the Rogue XS IPA worth the cost, I've been wanting to try it but it makes Chimay look cheap.
Also does anyone else like Sam Adams White Ale?
Sam Adams Whits is ok. The Rogue XS line is overprices due to the packaging.

Rogue's prices are harsh, but the beer is good. I'm a big fan of the Shakespeare Stout and Über Pilsner.

We have a restaurant/microbrewery called Brew Moon that does a seasonal Loco Mocha Stout. It's to die for...and 9% ;]

For everyday drinking, +189,349,000 Guinness. I'm drinkin' Stella Artois when I'm not in a thicker-beer mood.

A little off topic, but have you guys seen the Red Stripe commercials lately?

hmm, here we go again. Hahaha, hey signal, didn't we just have this conversation? We gotta set up a beer party!

oh well, here are my votes:
Easy ones: Sam Adams, Killians Red, New Castle, Guiness.

Harder to get: Gordon Bierch Winter Lager (haven't had it since 2004, but loved every drop of the 5 pints we drank. Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout. John Courage -- finally found it again at YardHouse.

Sidenote: Tried Rasputen, hated it -- tasted more like old shoyu (soy sauce).

My favorite "type" of beer would be barleywine.
My favorite beers would be the following:
Favorite Light colored beer-
Dogfish Head Golden Shower Imperial Pilsner (9% abv)
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It's golden colored and crisp. There is more flavor packed in that bottle than alot of the darker beers out there.

Favorite Pale Ale-
Goose Island Reserve Series Imperial IPA (9% abv)
http://beeradvocate.com/im/beers/14366.jpg
Hoppy, bitter, and complex. This beer is powerful, but way too damn expensive at $18 a 4-pack.

Favorite Brown-
Bell's Best Brown Ale (5.75% abv)
http://beeradvocate.com/im/beers/1924.jpg
This is what all brown ales should taste like. Newcastle is bland and boring compared to this brew.

Favorite Barleywine-
Brooklyn Brewery Monster Ale '2000 (11.8% abv)
http://beeradvocate.com/im/beers/2231.jpg
The bottles brewed in 2000 were way better than any other year. This beer is way too complex for most people, and packs a ton of hops cooled off by some sweetness.

Favorite Stout (and favorite current beer)-
Founders Kentucky Breakfast Strout (10% abv)
http://beeradvocate.com/im/beers/19960.jpg
This is a very hard to find beer due to the limited release and fact that the damn beer geeks buy it up as soon as it hits the stores. I had 4 bottles @ $6 a bottle, and I feel they were worth every penny. This is a super dark Stout with lots of coffee flavor, topped off with a hint of bourbon and oak. If I had to pick one beer to drink for the rest of my life, it would be this brew.


ok. Thats all I got for now. I will find some more time later to add some other styles.

Almost forgot about the arrogant bastard...too bad we can't get it here.

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yuenling is great. it was a PA only bought beer for awhile, then it went all over. its not a cheap beer, it's a good beer. its an ale. not bad at all.

it's a lager.:o

Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale. I started drinking it as a kid at family parties(my uncles would ask me to get them a beer, and i would have half it finished before i made it back to them)

James you need to send me some founders and goose island. I've yet to find them around here.

I actually got some Pliny the younger last week. The place down the street from me had it on tap. Too bad it was gone by the next weekend. :(

it's a lager.:o
its crappy. :p

its crappy. :p

david=beer snob

(sarah's words, not mine!)

:p

Eh, it's good enough beer for me. I try new stuff only when I'm around you. Other than that, I'm drinking whiskey and coke.:o

I like ales, bocks, porters and stouts...

My fav micros are:

New Glarus Brewery from New Glarus, Wisconsin
- Uf-dah Bock
- Roadslush Stout (seasonal)
- Fat Squirrel Nut Brown Ale
- Spotted Cow Pale Ale (unfiltered)

Great Lakes Brewing - Cleveland, Ohio
- Blackout Stout (seasonal in early spring)
- Edmond Fitzgerald Porter
- Burning River Pale Ale
- Conneley's Irish Ale (seasonal around St. Patty's day)

New Belgium Brewery
- Fat Tire Amber Ale (sooo smooth)

If I cannot find the micros, then I tend to go for Killians or Mich Amberbock.

Yes, I AM a beer snob.

I had a good beer last week called Oak Barrel Stout from a va brewery called Dominion I think.. loved it.

Im a BIG Beamish and Guiness drinker....

Someone mentioned strogbow.. i loved that when it was really hot out when i was stationed in germany.

Any good Weizen ...erdinger, paulaner, schofferhofer, tuscher.

Like the mississippi mud, blue moon...

Amber bock is about as cheap as i go but its what i probably drink the most around the house

oh and there is lambic love the cherry and rasberry lambics when im in a desert sweet mood, but i dont know if id even truly call that beer

hate anything that tastes like piss, but im to the point I have had so many beers types i dont even know half their names :(

James and I used to drink alot of brew together :)...

You should try to find some St. Arnold's, it's a Houston micro.
http://www.saintarnold.com/products/profiles/index.html

it's a lager.:o
Actually you are 100 percent correct. I must have been drinking a few myself when I replied to that one. Damn. Lager. You're right. My bad.

Almost forgot about the arrogant bastard...too bad we can't get it here.

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I like it too. You can order it online to most states...
One New Years they made the double bastard which was %14...

A few of my favorites

Kiltlifter
Fat Tire
Bud Select
Rolling Rock
Heineken
Dos Equis, both Special and Amber
Widmer Hefeweisen
Pyramid Hefeweisen

Almost forgot about the arrogant bastard...too bad we can't get it here.

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I love Stones. Chicago cant get that.

James you need to send me some founders and goose island. I've yet to find them around here.

I actually got some Pliny the younger last week. The place down the street from me had it on tap. Too bad it was gone by the next weekend. :(
Come out and drink it on tap.;)

I had a good beer last week called Oak Barrel Stout from a va brewery called Dominion I think.. loved it.

Im a BIG Beamish and Guiness drinker....

Someone mentioned strogbow.. i loved that when it was really hot out when i was stationed in germany.

Any good Weizen ...erdinger, paulaner, schofferhofer, tuscher.

Like the mississippi mud, blue moon...

Amber bock is about as cheap as i go but its what i probably drink the most around the house

oh and there is lambic love the cherry and rasberry lambics when im in a desert sweet mood, but i dont know if id even truly call that beer

hate anything that tastes like piss, but im to the point I have had so many beers types i dont even know half their names :(

James and I used to drink alot of brew together :)...Those were the good old days. Shooting guns and drinking beers. I heard the WV Brewing Company sucks now

My favorite beer is Patron Silver.. ;)

My favorite beer is Patron Silver.. ;)
fcuk that, i have gotten sick off that but its from mixing diff drinks and not sticking too 1 but i am simple and boring.... BUD LIGHT

fcuk that, i have gotten sick off that but its from mixing diff drinks and not sticking too 1 but i am simple and boring.... BUD LIGHT

you're officially off my xmas card list for that one ;)

Coors or Miller lite. I don't really drink beer, I'll take some 151 and code red though.

I want to try red stripe, looks tastey

Those were the good old days. Shooting guns and drinking beers. I heard the WV Brewing Company sucks now


Yeah i think the head brewmaster quit... last time i was there i almost barfed at how bad the blackwater stout was

Yeah i think the head brewmaster quit... last time i was there i almost barfed at how bad the blackwater stout was
Steve had mentioned the same thing. I guess the food isnt as good either. That is sad to hear because that place was the last hope for good beer in Motown. You guys should come out to Chicago some time. We really cant go out and shoot guns all day with beers next to us, but we have some of the best brew pubs and bars in the country. I am in Wichita right now, as usual, and they have a decent brew pub as well. Go River City brewery. It isnt Goose Island, but it kicks arse for KS.

BUD LIGHT
:confused: I can't think of anyone I immediately know who actually drinks or even likes Bud Light.:D Bud Select is alright.:)

:confused: I can't think of anyone I immediately know who actually drinks or even likes Bud Light.:D Bud Select is alright.:)
Bud Select = Budweiser with some food coloring.

So why does one taste like crap while the other is tolerable?

So why does one taste like crap while the other is tolerable?
That is a matter of opinion. I think they both are pretty horrible.

Singha Lager - Thailand

New Glarus Brewery from New Glarus, Wisconsin
- Spotted Cow Pale Ale (unfiltered)

Great Lakes Brewing - Cleveland, Ohio
- Edmond Fitzgerald Porter
- Burning River Pale Ale


^ Agreed, those are excellent. I try to pick up the Spotted Cow when I go camping at Bong State Rec Area just west of Kenosha.

At this moment, my current favorite is Two Brothers Golden Ale. Two Bros is a small brewery in Warrenville, IL.

I consider myself more of a beer connoiseur, rather than a snob. I know the difference between good beer and bad beer. But I'll drink anything. :D

Heineken, Corona, Newcastle Brown, Honey Brown, Blue Moon, Dos Equis XX

I'm a Miller Lite fan myself...ye ye nothin to fancy.

I also like Guinness, New Castle, Heineken & Miller High Life

St. Bernardus 12
Unibroue La Terrible
Rochefort 10
DFH 120 min IPA

St. Bernardus 12
Unibroue La Terrible
Rochefort 10
DFH 120 min IPA
Wow! I am impressed Pug. You went from beer hater to beer geek. Those are all on my personal top 50 beers list. 120 minute is like candy.

Yes....120min is like candy. I was a bit hesitant at first because I'm not a big hops fan, but for a hop heads dream, I could barely tell it's there.

I had a bottle of sam adams triple bock, and dumped it....wow it was awful. I still have a bottle of it in the basement.

Yes....120min is like candy. I was a bit hesitant at first because I'm not a big hops fan, but for a hop heads dream, I could barely tell it's there.

I had a bottle of sam adams triple bock, and dumped it....wow it was awful. I still have a bottle of it in the basement.
Triple bock is crap but double bock is nice and tasty. Sam Adams Chocolate is good. Have you had some of the Dogfish Raison D'Etre or Raison D'Extra yet? Those are both awesome. Also, the Dogfish Burton Baton is mighty good.

PBR is the in beer around the Columbus, OH short north gay district. I confess I like it, and no Im not.

I've had raison d'etre a few times. It's not bad. I want to find a bottle of the raison d'extra when it comes out in sept.

I also really like saison's. Ommegangs saison is great. I tried a lindemans lambic....but know it's more mainstream. When I feel like I have the cash to waste, I'm gonna try some cantillons to see just how sour the lambics can be.

I've had raison d'etre a few times. It's not bad. I want to find a bottle of the raison d'extra when it comes out in sept.

I also really like saison's. Ommegangs saison is great. I tried a lindemans lambic....but know it's more mainstream. When I feel like I have the cash to waste, I'm gonna try some cantillons to see just how sour the lambics can be.
Have you tried Victory V-Saison? It is one of the better saisons I have tried. 3 Floyds Rabbid Rabbit Saison was ok, but the label on the bottle made it worth the money.
http://www.threefloyds.com/images/dspRabbidRabbit.jpg

Nope...haven't had the victory.

Can't get FFF in MA, closest is an hour away in RI.

PBR is the in beer around the Columbus, OH short north gay district. I confess I like it, and no Im not.

I never heard of BPR untill I moved out of Columbus. Of course I didnt spend much time in german village....you sure you're not? ;) :D

I loved Hoegaarden before my trip to Belgium in March. When I arrived there I had the BEST Hoegaarden in the world. I tried all the variations they had. They were all so delicious. Even the caned Hoegaarden beer was exceptional. It was actually better than the bottled one I buy here. It wasn't fizzy at all and tasted even better than Hoegaarden on tap here.

Now, Hoegaarden here doesn't taste as good as I know it could, but it's still my favorite.

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You went to Belgium and the best thing you drank was Hoegaarden? That is like Belgian Bud Light. I was in Italy and found 20 different Belgian microbrews that were awesome. If I was in Belgium, I would be drinking some Westvleteran since they dont export and you have to buy it from the monks. Hell, even the trappist ales we get in america that suffer possible shipping contamination is 100 times better than Hoegaarden in Europe. It is like going to Germany and saying your favorite beer was Warsteiner.

You can buy westvleteren online...but it's $25 a bottle.

You can buy westvleteren online...but it's $25 a bottle.
I know, but it is expensive and wrong. The monks do not wish for the beer to be distributed or resold. I will wait for my chance to visit belgium.

Yeah, I won't buy it...don't need God getting angry cause I dissed the monks :D

There's a beer bar around here that has St Bernardus 12 on tap...I gotta go there.

One of the restaurants around here had westvleteren on their online menu, but it wasn't at the restaurant itself....I was disappointed. Instead I paid $9 for a rochefort 10...

^ Agreed, those are excellent. I try to pick up the Spotted Cow when I go camping at Bong State Rec Area just west of Kenosha.

At this moment, my current favorite is Two Brothers Golden Ale. Two Bros is a small brewery in Warrenville, IL.

I consider myself more of a beer connoiseur, rather than a snob. I know the difference between good beer and bad beer. But I'll drink anything. :D
Oh... Like the sound of the beer connoiseur. I, too, drink most beer, especially if it is free.

I will look for the Two Bros when I am in Illinois next time.

My favorite type is cold beer.

My favorite beer is Smithwicks. Smithwicks is a lighter version of Guiness.
Guiness recently purchased this beer and started bring it to taps in the U.S.. As of a few weeks ago, they started bottling the stuff here too..

It is like going to Germany and saying your favorite beer was Warsteiner.


Or people in holland and Heineken... ahh warsteiner the label literally means king of beers...sounds familiar huh

Having a DFH aprihop right now.

Having a DFH aprihop right now.
That is a nice hoppy one. Victory Hopdevil is similar. Jp is picking up some Stones Vertical Epic for me in Cali. That makes me as happy as a little girl.:o

I've got Stone out here. Never tried any of it though.

I've got Stone out here. Never tried any of it though.
Stone is a top brewery. Def. give them a try.

James you been to Stone in San Diego?

James you been to Stone in San Diego?
JP is going on monday. I have never been. It would be fun though.

I've been to both of their breweries. They make great beer.

Stone is a top brewery. Def. give them a try.

Haven't seen any type of brew from them that I want to try...maybe I'll pick up some arrogant bastard though.

IPA too

Oh I also like Sam Adams lager

damn tried some Belgium Golden Draak this weekend--suppossedly some decent stuff...but i was a bit disappointed. Had a sort of Rasputen type taste, but not really to my liking.

Tried the Spaten Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse last night. Fricken good stuff. Also tried Spaten's Optimator... a lot of people liked it, but I wasn't feeling it too much.

SLURM!!! :D Just kidding I like Moose drool and of course Corona with lime I look like this after both => :confused:

Not a beer, but you gotta try some Absinthe you can import it for about a $100-$200. Beware it is illegal in the states but you can get it from some places still!! :D

sorry double clicked somehow

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There's a beer bar around here that has St Bernardus 12 on tap...I gotta go there.
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you talking about Bukouski's

red stripe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you talking about Bukouski's

No, The Public House I believe. Sunset might've had it at one time or another. Bukouski's in inman has a decent bottle selection.

Coors Light.

And that is all I will drink.

If they don't have it. I don't drink.

Not a beer, but you gotta try some Absinthe you can import it for about a $100-$200. Beware it is illegal in the states but you can get it from some places still!! :D
You can buy absinthe at Binny's in the Chicago area. No absinthe currently sold anywhere in the world has true hallucinogenic effects. I brought back some of the strongest from Italy. JP and I got pretty damn drunk off of it but that is about it. There are some sites online that explain how all the absinthe is non hallucinogenic today. Back 100 years ago the stuff was stronger.

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I agree 100%.

Its Red Strip, its beer Hooray Beer...
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Man, do i want a damn beer right now!

Hey river, any idea of the alc. content in an Alagash White?
for some reason those things seem to do me over more than deliriums.

Corona Light

Man, do i want a damn beer right now!

Hey river, any idea of the alc. content in an Alagash White?
for some reason those things seem to do me over more than deliriums.

Like 5.5%.

Like 5.5%.
Really ..thats it
wow for some reason i thought it was in the 8 range.
I have never been to the Bukouski's in Inman. I imagine it is bigger than the one off Boylston. and less bike messangers?
I really have to get out near your way more often. my parts are saturated with art school douches and northeastern dudes.

I've only been to the one in inman once, during lunch. I haven't really been to any bars in ages, gettin too old :p

I've only been to the one in inman once, during lunch. I haven't really been to any bars in ages, gettin too old :p
ohh come on brutha. your making me feel old now. I was born in 80 as well.

Allagash White is 5%.
I love the Allagash Curieux, which is aged in bourbon barrels.

I wanna try some interlude.