Whats your Favorite Beer?
 

Whats your favorite Beer?


i like Bud light, Coors light and Corona

Red Stripe.

Hooray Beer.

just kidding. I hate beer. It tastes vile.

Yuengling, Miller Lite...

I don't wanna hear any b.s. about how it's an "Acquired" taste. I'd just as well never acquire it, no matter how much everyone tried to get me to see the light back when I was in the Air Force.

Bass Ale, Red Stripe, Corona (with a lime of course!)

Bud Light, Yuengling, Killian's

I'll drink just about anything that is in front of me. Not a fan of dark beers, but if I was somewhere and that was all they were serving for some unknown reason, then I would suck it up and drink it until I passed out.

Shiner Bock

It's really an acquired taste

I agree. Shiner Bock.

Budweiser Select, Sam Adamas, and as far as international beers: San Miguel is pretty decent.

Skittlebrau

Among my favorites are Shiner, Pacifo, Anchor Steam, as well as an assortment of full flavored stouts.

I dislike all beers in green bottles.

Pilsner Urquell, Harp, Stella Artois, Bitburger

Now, if I'm at the local watering hole, Miller Lite... :)

-Chas

Guinness

Nothing else compares.

Wow, there are some bad beers mentioned above. 2 of my favorites:
Alaskan Amber (Juneau, Alaska)
and Long Trail Ale (Vermont)

A friend of mine in distributing once told me that the green bottles do not protect the product from direct sunlight as well as the brown, so they don't have as long of a shelf life...

FWIW...

Chas

Never had bitburger before, but I would agree with this list 106.79%

Sam Adams Octoberfest.

Newcastle and any Sam Adams

I really want to try Shiner. No one has even heard of it around here.

My favorites right now would be Bud Light, Molson Canadian, and Corona only with limes.

Heineken is the worst beer I have ever tasted.

Shit, I almost forgot about my other fav!

Samuel Jackson Beer - it'll get you drunk!

I like most beers, but have a preference for dark beers and ales...

I like Guiness. Very thirst-quenching.

I usually drink Miller Ultra though, since I try to watch my carb intake.

Bell's. Brewed in Kalamazoo, MI. It's aweseome.
As far as the corporate beers, I'd go with Sam Adams.

I'll second that, I dont like heineken's taste. Dont really know what people like about it.

The first (and last) time I drank a Heineken was in Canada. Bought some huge ass silver can that was like the equivalent of 3 1/2 normal sized beers (The Beer Store in Windsor has all sorts of huge ass cans, that's what we thought they were all like at first in Canada). Anyways, I started to drink it and immediately felt like it was settling in my throat and not in my stomach. Couldn't finish it before I threw up. Poured the rest out.

I like Heineken fine. It's a solid pils. Not the best. Not the worst. Tastes nice cold or with most foods.

i normally am a whiskey (jack daniels) guy

but i like Fosters, Yuengling, and Moosehead

I like Chimay Grande Reserve (on top of that, here in Utah, it has 9% when most beer from the store is at 3.2%)(Oh, and any beer above 3.2% has to be purchased at the state liquor store) but a good Hefe is usually right up there for me as well.....

Guinness is the nectar of the Gods. But usually I'll have a Sam Adams or Newcastle Brown.

I can't believe that people are willing to drink anything from Budweiser when they have a choice!

Almost forgot about Yuengling. We don't have it hear in the South, but while in NJ, I used to drink it a good deal. Good stuff.

If I'm not mistaken, Yuengling is hard to come by commodity unless you are close to PA.

Chimay is a great beer. A dangerous beer. While living in Belgium, I had spent many nights drinking Chimay Blue. Good nights, painful mornings. Hoegarden is a fantastic beer for a hot summer afternoon. Cold. Crisp. Very refreshing.

I'm also a big fan of Grimbergen, Leffe (Blonde and Brune), and Duvel.

Of late I have been drinking a lot of Yuengling (2-3 bottles a night or so). There's a lot of here in DC and it's cheap.

While slightly off topic, one of the best mixed drinks I've ever had was called a "Tatanka." It's bison (or bison grass) vodka and apple juice. It's amazing. It tastes like liquid apple pie: sweet and spicey at the same time. I have tried, without any success, to buy a bottle of bison vodka. I think the main brand (all of them?) is Polish.

My favorite is a local beer, Summit Extra Pale Ale. Current second favorite is Flying Dog Scottish Porter.

In general, I like the EPAs, porters and unfiltered wheat beers.

And I don't believe beer is an acquired taste, I liked it better than pop the first time I tried it when I was 4 :)

They have it in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina (Myrtle Beach), so it's making its way south.

Hacker-Pschorr . .

I'm a big fan of Sam Adams, Sierra Nevada, Bass, Harps, and Corona with lime. I also dig the occasional Black and Tan.

I can get Yuengling pretty much anywhere in Jacksonville. Do you all have those around the World clubs in your local bars, whereby you get a card and if you drink every type of beer in the joint you get a free T-shirt or some crummy prize like that. A lot of the Ft. Benning area bars had that when i was in the Army there.

Budweiser and Bud Light are piss packaged in bottles for people who don't know any better. Something like a Guiness or a Yeungling are a lot better.

Woohoo! :D

And more expensive. Hell, even Bud Light is too pricey for me most of the time. I'm a college student, life is hard. $9.99 for a case of Natural Light is hard to pass up, piss or not.

Dear lord, son. I'm gone 3 months and to see you say that. Breaks my heart.

dola-

labatt blue and guiness

Yep, Blue is pretty good too

Guinness - no contest.

Alexander Keith's

Newcastle.