favorite beer

[emiller]

That's an easy one for me ROOT BEER I'm not a beer drinker.

[Dixie Flyer]

My granpa told me there weren't but two kind of beer drinkers in this world.

Those that drank Anheuser-Busch and those that wish they did.

And in the words of the late, great Dean Martin, "I feel sorry for people who don't drink, because when they get up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day."

[BrwBier]

Any IPA or pale ale. Who would have guessed.


Any one need some, I harvest way more than I can use.

[Outlaw]

That's an easy one for me ROOT BEER I'm not a beer drinker.

That's a good one, add Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer to my list.

[Classic Finn]

We like the 8% Karjala (Karelia) and Karhu (Meaning Bear)at 5.3%.





And at times Guinness Dark...

Classic Finn

[JunkMan]

Normally drink Amber Bock. When I can find it, I like to pick up some Moose Drool.
http://www.bigskybrew.com/process/moosedrool.html

[dmb90260]

My favorite of all American Ales is North Coast Red Seal Ale...

# Gold Medal - 2000 Stockholm Beer Festival, Sweden
# Gold Medal - 2003 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Gold Medal - 1999 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Gold Medal - 1995 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Gold Medal - 1994 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Gold Medal - 2000 Great American Beer Festival, Denver *
# Silver Medal - 2002 Great American Beer Festival, Denver*
# Silver Medal - 1992 Great American Beer Festival, Denver *
# Silver Medal - 1997 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Silver Medal - 1996 World Beer Championships, Chicago
# Beer of the Year - 1992 Great Chefs of Mendocino Assn

Right behind that, any of other North Coast beers including the lastest..

With the developing interest in Belgian abbey ales and the monasteries that brew them, it’s time to remind the world that here in the U.S., we have a Monk of our own. Jazz icon Thelonious Monk is the inspiration for North Coast Brewing’s new Belgian-style abbey ale called, appropriately enough, Brother Thelonious. The beer is being released in conjunction with the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz (www.monkinstitute.org), and the brewery will make a contribution to the Institute for every case sold to support jazz education.

North Coast Brewing Fort Bragg, CA.
Home to:
ACME IPA
ACME Pale Ale
Blue Star
Brother Thelonious
Old #38 Stout
Old Rasputin
Old Stock Ale
PranQster Ale
Red Seal Ale
Scrimshaw

Okay, I admit it, my nephew is the head brewer but I would love their beers anyway

[IndyCubby]

Rolling Rock for me....the colder the better!

or...Warsteiner whenever I can find it.

[BrwBier]

I'll have to admit with some of the beers people drink now days, colder is better, it kills the taste buds and at least you can swallow it then.
Brwbier

[Sodapop Teardrop]

ICE COLD Miller Lite in a frosted Pilsner glass. Outback Steakhouse has the coldest around...Hubby likes the imported dark German beers

[Outlaw]

I'm starting to get a contact buzzzzz

[Gambam]

I don't usually drink beer, I'm more of a tequila or long island fan. But everytime I head to Niagara Falls I make sure to stop by and pick up a bottle of Eisbock.

http://www.niagarabrewingcompany.com/HTML/Eisbock.htm

[War Eagle]

No one likes Miller Lite? That's my favorite. Lately I've ventured out to Yingling (?). I also like Peroni.

[2old2tent]

Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat. Kansas City.

[prohandyman]

Westamalle Trappist. Or maybe one of my sons home brewed Belgian Doubles or Triples.