Favorite Beer?
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Hey, how is the pumpkin ale? I haven't had a chance to try it yet.Im liking this beer right now
Anything thats not light! Whats the point of that?
At home - Boh Ice
Out - Yuenglings, draught if available
At home - Boh Ice
Out - Yuenglings, draught if available
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I like Blue Moon, haven't tried the pumpkin ale, but I don't really care for the Full Moon, the winter seasonal Blue Moon makes.
Killians Irish Red
Shiner Bock
Abita (any variety)
Sweetwater (any variety)
Newcastle
Hogarden
Sam's seasonal
Harpoon
Bass
Darn it, now I am thirsty.
Shiner Bock
Abita (any variety)
Sweetwater (any variety)
Newcastle
Hogarden
Sam's seasonal
Harpoon
Bass
Darn it, now I am thirsty.
I am not a big beer drinker but I do like Killians Irish Red. I was introduced to it by a Red Headed Waitress at O'Charlie's in Clarksville Indiana Oct 2005. My wife and I were celebrating our Wedding Anniversery. If I do drink its Killians.
I finally got to try the Harvest Moon pumpkin ale over the weekend. It was tasty, but I still prefer the regular Blue Moon. Haven't tried the Full Moon yet, but I keep hearing it's not very good, so I may try one if I can get a free one! 
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.
Dollar for dollar, swallow for swallow, there is no better Ale on the planet.
When I brewed my own beer, all my skills were aimed at duplicating that beer. I came close on many batches and then said, "why reinvent the wheel?"
mmmmm....
Beer me.
Dollar for dollar, swallow for swallow, there is no better Ale on the planet.
When I brewed my own beer, all my skills were aimed at duplicating that beer. I came close on many batches and then said, "why reinvent the wheel?"
mmmmm....
Beer me.
Pilsner Urquell (from Plzen Czech Republic found 1842)
Peroni (Italian beer mentioned before)
Sierra Nevada (great taste but is too filling for me to drink a lot of)
Corona (good light beer)
Hite (Korea) Tastes kinda watery but the buzz will sneak up on you, very high alka content. I live near Koreatown in LA and it's $3.99 a six, cheap quick buzz.
Zhujiang Beer (One of the top beers in China and it's not bad.)
Tyskie (Polish beer not that good IMO but was well rated)
Yanjing Beer (China ok but nothing to write home about)
Sapporo (Japan) Not too bad good with sake & sushi
Bass Ale (England) There is a great English pub here in LA and when I was younger me and my mates would go there and drink Bass on tap all night and get trashed, ah the younger days of youth.
There are a good number of micro's I have liked over the years but it's late and will have to post later.
I'm more of a wine drinker nowadays but still enjoy a beer or two once in a while.
Peroni (Italian beer mentioned before)
Sierra Nevada (great taste but is too filling for me to drink a lot of)
Corona (good light beer)
Hite (Korea) Tastes kinda watery but the buzz will sneak up on you, very high alka content. I live near Koreatown in LA and it's $3.99 a six, cheap quick buzz.
Zhujiang Beer (One of the top beers in China and it's not bad.)
Tyskie (Polish beer not that good IMO but was well rated)
Yanjing Beer (China ok but nothing to write home about)
Sapporo (Japan) Not too bad good with sake & sushi
Bass Ale (England) There is a great English pub here in LA and when I was younger me and my mates would go there and drink Bass on tap all night and get trashed, ah the younger days of youth.
There are a good number of micro's I have liked over the years but it's late and will have to post later.
I'm more of a wine drinker nowadays but still enjoy a beer or two once in a while.
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I was just South of you over the weekend in La Jolla.
Had me some Mythos (Greek) and Peroni beer, as well as Stella Artois.
I did get to sample some local beers, too. I never travel anywhere without sampling the local brews.
Guess I'm reviving an old thread here, but my faves are:
Fat Tire
Sam Adams Cream Stout
Sam Adams Brown Ale
Newcastle
Harp
Shiner Hefeweizen - got a bad batch last time that tasted like hard lemonade, but generally very good
Flying Dog Brewery - Road Dog Porter
Disclaimer: My absolute favorites are made by a friend who home-brews. Don't turn your nose up at the home made stuff. It can be outstanding!
Fat Tire
Sam Adams Cream Stout
Sam Adams Brown Ale
Newcastle
Harp
Shiner Hefeweizen - got a bad batch last time that tasted like hard lemonade, but generally very good
Flying Dog Brewery - Road Dog Porter
Disclaimer: My absolute favorites are made by a friend who home-brews. Don't turn your nose up at the home made stuff. It can be outstanding!
Too bad that in Alabama people can't get some of the best beers because of the ridiculous cap on alcohol percentage in beer. It makes absolutely no sense. There's so much great beer out there that Alabamian businesses can't sell.
For instance, here's the beer list from one of my favorite local bars, The Brickskeller, which is an absolute must if you're ever in DC.
For instance, here's the beer list from one of my favorite local bars, The Brickskeller, which is an absolute must if you're ever in DC.
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