What is your favorite beer?
07-18-2011
, 12:37 AM
07-18-2011
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07-18-2011
, 01:12 AM
07-18-2011
, 07:15 AM
07-18-2011
, 09:46 AM
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For fans of IPAs I had a STONE IPA last night and it was probably the best I'd ever had. Incredibly hoppy. Even better than the Dogfish which I really enjoy. Might be my favorite American beer. I'll frequently buy a bottle of Chimay for a night of relaxed drinking. As far as other more massed-produced stuff is concerned I really enjoy Weihenstephaner.
I love Sam Adams as well, and my favorite of their beers is the Old Fezziwig Ale. Unfortunately I can only find it 2 months out of the year and have to buy 10 beers I don't want to get 2 of them because they only come in a variety pack. It makes me physically angry what I have to do to drink that beer that I so enjoy.
I love Sam Adams as well, and my favorite of their beers is the Old Fezziwig Ale. Unfortunately I can only find it 2 months out of the year and have to buy 10 beers I don't want to get 2 of them because they only come in a variety pack. It makes me physically angry what I have to do to drink that beer that I so enjoy.
07-18-2011
, 10:46 AM
This. Definitely my go to beer.
Also keep Hoegaarden stocked all the time. The Sierra Nevada Kellerweis is fantastic too and there are always a few in my fridge. Can't really go wrong with Paulaner Hefe either.
Just tried the Leinenkugel Summer Shandy mentioned earlier itt last week. Really, really good.
Cool thread, will definitely be trying some new stuff.
Also keep Hoegaarden stocked all the time. The Sierra Nevada Kellerweis is fantastic too and there are always a few in my fridge. Can't really go wrong with Paulaner Hefe either.
Just tried the Leinenkugel Summer Shandy mentioned earlier itt last week. Really, really good.
Cool thread, will definitely be trying some new stuff.
07-18-2011
, 12:09 PM
07-18-2011
, 01:17 PM
I prefer the pale ale over the IPA but I am glad that Stone got mentioned (and several times at that).
Tall Tale Pale Ale, which is from here in Cambridge, is my favorite local (couldn't even find a picture of a bottle of it on Google Images) (lol beer hipster). Yuengling and Corona are my favorite big brands.
07-18-2011
, 01:25 PM
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Really depends on my mood, weather, situation.
RIght now Im bbq'ing in 90 degree weather and a Pacifico with lime is my go to.
Yesterday I did a brewery tour of Ft Collins CO. Not a huge fan of the New Belgium Brewing CO beers, they are all a bit overdone.
HUGE fan of Odell Brews. My current favorite is Odell Nitro Cutthroat Porter. Delicious, but not a beer for a hot afternoon bbq...
My previous favorite was Maui Brewing Co, CoConut Porter.
Odell Tasting Room
The goodness
New Belgium Brewery
Make your own Fat Tire, its this easy...
Shrine to the Patron St of Brewing St. Arnold...@ New Belgium.
RIght now Im bbq'ing in 90 degree weather and a Pacifico with lime is my go to.
Yesterday I did a brewery tour of Ft Collins CO. Not a huge fan of the New Belgium Brewing CO beers, they are all a bit overdone.
HUGE fan of Odell Brews. My current favorite is Odell Nitro Cutthroat Porter. Delicious, but not a beer for a hot afternoon bbq...
My previous favorite was Maui Brewing Co, CoConut Porter.
Odell Tasting Room
The goodness
New Belgium Brewery
Make your own Fat Tire, its this easy...
Shrine to the Patron St of Brewing St. Arnold...@ New Belgium.
07-18-2011
, 01:33 PM
Go to beer:
Get hammered beer:
Warm Months:
Fall Months:
In terms of overall favorite its a real toss up between the last 2. In early spring when the summer first comes out Im so pumped and in early fall when the first post road comes up it get the same feelings. In the end it is probably the post road.
Get hammered beer:
Warm Months:
Fall Months:
In terms of overall favorite its a real toss up between the last 2. In early spring when the summer first comes out Im so pumped and in early fall when the first post road comes up it get the same feelings. In the end it is probably the post road.