Finally found a beer I liked last night!

[sakabatou]

Corona (with lemon, of course)

What are your favorites?

[fizzgig]

1. i pretty much only drink one type of beer anymore

new belgium's sunshine wheat.

i'll drink pbr or high life when i hit the dive, but it's pretty much exclusively sunshine at home.

[NRaleighLiberal]

2. Current top 5...(well, OK....6!)

Bell's Expedition Stout
Founder's Breakfast Stout
Terrapin Moo Hoo
Rogue Double Chocolate Stout
Stone's Imperial Russian Stout
Harpoon Chocolate Stout

If I can see through it, it is too light for me!

[sakabatou]

4. XD

[KamaAina]

3. Corona?!

I like mine with some !

Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Ale, please, or when content is king, the Denogginizer from Drake's near Oakland, at a whopping 9.75%: more than most cheap wine!!

[sakabatou]

5. Sue me

[MiddleFingerMom]

15. good answer

[NRaleighLiberal]

6. Lagunitas makes a killer stout in big bottles at a great price!

one of my favorites when I can find it!

[Gato Moteado]

7. so many great craft beers out there these days....

...it's hard to choose just one beer.

I don't drink any commercial beers if i'm at a pub that has micro brews.

[Cadfael]

8. Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA

nt

[Earth_First]

33. Yes, please... nt

[7wo7rees]

59. ... or 45 or 60...

Warm, cold, doesn't matter. Nectar.

[T_i_B]

61. Wish Dogfish Head still exported to the UK.

[Xyzse]

9. Don't really drink beer...

However, I found I am ok with Snake Bites.

Anything that is a "Cider" type beer may work too.

[Sissyk]

31. If you like cider,

Try Angry Orchard. It's a great cider.

[PassingFair]

35. I like Pear Cider, or an Apple and Pear blend. Magner's is the best I've found in the US...

But I have to say that THE highlight of my wine tour of Southern Australia was the side trip to
Henry of Harcourt Cider Makers.
They served us an Apple/Pear blend that they don't sell on the open market, I think it was called
2 Pair....sublime!

Regular (Apple) Cider gives me indigestion.

[Sissyk]

37. I've had Magners and really liked it.

For some reason though, I keep forgetting it when I go to the liquor store or package store. I need to remind myself to get some. Around here, it's not in grocery stores (that I've seen).

That 2 Pair sounds wonderful!

Sorry about the indigestion.

[cyberswede]

46. My husband likes that - it's gluten free, which he requires.

He's a Guinness guy, but has had to forego beer, due to celiac disease.

[EOTE]

65. Great stuff. I'm especially fond of their Elderberry variety.

It tastes to me like something between a semi-dry and extra-dry champagne. Sometimes I even feel bad drinking it from a bottle. Tastes the least 'apple-y' of the Angry Orchards that I've tried, but it's probably the most complex cider I've ever tasted.

[Sissyk]

66. I haven't had the Elderberry but think I'd like it.

least apple-y. I think that's why I like it, too. Just enough.

Our local bar has Angry Orchard on tap so I'm mostly from a glass. In the summer by the pool, bottle and huggy. lol!

Also, love love love the Angry Orchard with a shot of Fireball. Called Angry Balls. One or two of those while at the bar are plenty though! lol!

[pintobean]

10. Coors Light

[Kali]

23. goes great with sacrificial chicken

[pintobean]

25. !

http://hooplanow.com/2009/07/09/clean-plate-club-get-your-grill-on/

[Kali]

56. !!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! OMG How did I miss this the other day???

[EvilAL]

11. I luvs me Alpine!!

[Vashta Nerada]

12. Surly Furious

From the Surly Brewing Company in MN: http://www.surlybrewing.com/

I also love Arrogant Bastard Ale made by the Stone Brewing Company: http://www.stonebrew.com/arrogantbastard/

[pintobean]

13. Damn

Now, I'm going to have to come up with some new double naught spy names.

[HarveyDarkey]

16. The Double Bastard just came out for this year

Have you tried it?

[Vashta Nerada]

17. I haven't.

How is it?

[HarveyDarkey]

18. Stellar, I think it will age well too

I bought a couple to put in the cellar.

[Dash87]

30. +1 - 2nd Best IPA I've ever had. Surly IPAs are top-notch.

Abrasive Ale is also very tasty, along with Surly's "Overrated IPA."

I have yet to try an Arrogant Bastard. If I ever head to CA, priority one will be to give it a taste (if I can't get my hands on, as I said below, one of the Pliny beers first ). They seem pretty well-distributed, though - just not near me.

[edbermac]

14. I've never found a beer I truly liked.

So I guess I'll just have to keep drinking as many brands as possible until I do find one.

[B Calm]

19. If you like Corona, you'll LOVE Pacfico & XXX

[sakabatou]

22. OK

[B Calm]

26. Labatt's Blue is a very good Canadian beer too!

[icymist]

20. Black Butte Porter

Two or three bottles of this and I'm full!

[dr.strangelove]

36. Greatest Beer Ever!!!

I moved from Oregon to NY in 2000 and other than the gift a buddy mails me of a sixer once a year or so, I live missing my beer of choice. Its coming east though, and the hope is it will be in NY or close in about 2 more years.

[icymist]

48. Don't mean to rub it in but...

I just bought a twelve pack of Black Bute Porter for the holiday. Also got a twelve pack of Alaskan Amber. (I'm not leaving the house!)

[dr.strangelove]

52. enjoy

good times. mirror pond is solid too.

[icymist]

53. I am...

We're watching the first two seasons of Breaking Bad as the second season was just delivered to me! MMMMMmmmmmm Beer.

[HereSince1628]

21. In flavored beers? I suppose ale spiced with gruut, otherwise Spotted Cow n/t

[Kaleva]

24. Keith's

First and only time I ever drank it was on liberty in Halifax, Nova Scotia when the ship pulled in for a port visit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Keith's_Brewery

[Paladin]

27. Tecate (with a lime slice).

Mexico produces some outstanding beers. Most of my friends here in Texas seem duty-bound to drink Shiner Bock, but I like Tecate a lot better.

[Kali]

57. true

Mexico makes some good beers, but Tecate is kind of budwiesery to me. My fave is Bohemia, but Indio and Negra Modelo are good too.

[goddess40]

28. Blue moon with a slice of orange

Spotted cow. Is good too

[Dash87]

29. Drinking this one right now:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/3818/57908

Good, citrusy. hoppy taste. Has the nice, bitter flavor one would expect from a Double IPA. Quite potent at 8.2% ABV. Drank it right from the bottle.

The best IPA I've ever had, though, was the legendary Heady Topper. Nothing has beaten that yet. One day I'll try Pliny the Elder (and Younger, if I'm lucky and sober enough) and see who the winner in the battle of these two legends is. One 12 oz. usually messes me up.

[sir pball]

32. All-time is probably Shipyard Pumpkinhead, but just one?

Yeah yeah, flavored beer yadda yadda. I have fond (and sometimes hazy) memories of going down to Portland, getting a room at the Hilton Garden on Commercial Street, and celebrating the release as fresh as it got every year.

As for the rest...I have a soft spot for Abita, Turbodog and Andygator specifically - few things beat drinking them at Bulldog on Magazine Street in NOLA; Southern Tier Unearthly IPA, discovered at Buffalo Wild Wings of all places...goes great with mango-hab; Sam Adams Summer Ale; Sierra Nevada Pale; anything from Magic Hat...and of course a proper pint of Guinness is always hard to beat.

Course, that's just the beginning.

[Raffi Ella]

34. Ah, I *love* Corona.

It speaks of Summer to me but I drink it year round. Good stuff.

[LWolf]

38. First choice: a homebrew

Generally, I like dark beers best.

Some favorites:

Old Chubb
Bourbon Fred from the wood
Black Butte Porter
Rogue's Hazelnut Brown Nectar or Dead Guy Ale
Burnside Sweet Heat

[Throd]

39. Sixth Glass Quadruple Ale

[eppur_se_muova]

40. Well, I hope you find a beer you like tonight.

Persistence is the key.

[sakabatou]

41. I'll look to other pale laggers as well

[dipsydoodle]

42. As an occasional visitor only - Mississippi Mud

although I did find some half decent stuff up in Rochester called Highland.

[Recursion]

50. Huh... apparently it's brewed in NY?

If you want a local Mississippi beer, I recommend Crooked Letter Brewing Co.

[dipsydoodle]

51. Didn't realise that.

First time I had it was in Monticello KY, which is a dry county , back in 2002 - my friend's pop picked it up over the border in TN so I assumed it was from there. A couple of years back I happened to be in Dayton for Thanksgiving , found some in a Target liquor store whatever and bought 12 quarts.

Not available here in the UK.

[dipsydoodle]

43. Avoid Armageddon

There’s a lethal weapon in my hand. It might look to you like a bottle of beer. But this one could knock you dead.

Called ‘Armageddon’ — the name is no accident — it is the strongest beer in the world. At 65 per cent alcohol, it’s stronger than whisky or brandy and 16 times more potent than a standard pub lager.

This 330ml bottle contains 22 units of alcohol — the equivalent of ten pints of Carlsberg.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2218289/Armageddon-Whats-like-knock-worlds-strongest-beer.html#ixzz2lt9X1IQm

[T_i_B]

60. Seen that in a pub in Chesterfield.

I asked how much it cost, I was told £4.00 a shot.

I then asked the strength, and after being told that it was 65% I asked for a bottle of St Feullien / Green Flash Belgian Coast IPA instead, which was great!

Somebody else in the pub then went for a shot of Armageddon, before concluding that Brewdog "Tactical Nuclear Penguin" (which is a mere 32%) is a much better beer.

[dipsydoodle]

63. I remember a pub in Windsor having a serial numbered bottle of Doomsday

sitting on the shelf. That was only 16. I subsequently disappeared and I was told they'd opened it, drunk it and it tasted like port.

As someone who managed to pass out on the grass on a hot sunny day following a single ice cold can of Diamond White I avoid stronger stuff.

[T_i_B]

64. I blagged a 16.6% stout off a brewery a few months back

I shared it out with friends. It tasted like marmite.

I do like a good strong beer, although obviously you have to limit the quantity you drink with that stuff. Halves rather then pints.

[dipsydoodle]

67. Marmite ?

[dipsydoodle]

44. Associated topic.

Advent calender :

[Kali]

58. hahaha

good one

[cyberswede]

45. Hmm...today, my favorites are

Bell's Amber Ale
Rogue Dead Guy Ale
Boulevard Irish Ale
Goose Island Mild Winter
New Belgium Fat Tire



Shit...I forgot Sammy Smith's Taddy Porter, Oatmeal Stout, and Nut Brown Ale. Shame on me!

[MrMickeysMom]

47. I like the milk brews I get at pubs...

That, or when at home a bottle of Shiner Boch…

[Recursion]

49. Natty Bo, Narragansett, Kingfisher, 333

You probably see a pattern forming there...

[Scuba]

54. Well, either ....

... a Spotted Cow ....




or ....

... a Black Dog Ale ...

[MerryBlooms]

55. Dead Guy Ale

I'm a fan of the Rogue

http://rogue.com/beers/dead-guy-ale.php

[T_i_B]

62. Current favourite is Oakham Citra (on cask)

Fantastic hop flavour and aroma, and not too strong either. Wonderful stuff.