BEER

Seeing as how we beer faithful are being phased out of the auction thread, here it is. Say what you want. (Except maybe that Blue tastes good)

I want a dozen hot men and enough Guinness to sedate me for at least a week.

My avatar says it all. Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale.

BEST BEER EVER!!

Later

Guiness is by far the best. Unless you want something to just chug as fast as you can. But I really hate that cheap shit, like Tek-ate or Milwaukee's Best. Eew.

ORIGINAL: Godzilla

I want a dozen hot men and enough Guinness to sedate me for at least a week.

Keep talking like that and I'll reconsider my tattoo.

Guiness. Brilliant!

Guiness. End of discussion. If you can see through it, it isn't beer.

James

ORIGINAL: P

Guiness is by far the best. Unless you want something to just chug as fast as you can. But I really hate that cheap shit, like Tek-ate or Milwaukee's Best. Eew.

Agreed. Guiness is by far the best beer on the market. I brew my own beer and it is really great when someone compliments one of your own beers. Homebrews rule!

ORIGINAL: jmccon

Guiness. End of discussion. If you can see through it, it isn't beer.

James

lol

I'm not a social drinker anymore, not since a mate introduced me to his custom beer bong.

It's an absolute MONSTER, it can "administer" a pint in pretty much half a second (depending on the skill of the user).

So I don't care much for particular brands any more, as I don't often get enough time to taste them, but I used to be a hardcore Miller man.

I brew my own beer and it is really great when someone compliments one of your own beers. Homebrews rule!

My Dad brews (or used to brew his own) and I'll tell you it was good shit! Though he is a real ale fiend so some of his test brews were damn bitter.

Ive taken a liking to Killians Irish Red, Sam Adams, and IPA.

straight up bud man here

Most American beer I've had is, honestly, crap.

Now this, on the other hand:



YUM!

ORIGINAL: bookemdano

straight up bud man here

Hey, you know that Budweiser's mascots are horses- Clydesdales, to be exact. And they are kept here in St Louis at Grant's Farm, which is pretty close to the brewery.. and I'm sure that's why Bud has that "interesting" yellow/amber color...

James- My brother in Beer, I hear and agree with you! If you can see through it, then it aint beer baby!

ORIGINAL: YtseJuanPB

My avatar says it all. Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale.

BEST BEER EVER!!

Later

Juan, I just bought a six pack of their Snake Dog IPA. It's the one with the hops that taste like marijuana...or so I'm told.

ORIGINAL: PincheJoto

Most American beer I've had is, honestly, crap.

Now this, on the other hand:



YUM!

That's because I'm sure you've only had the macro brew crap like Budweiser and Coors.

Those aren't beers.

There are TONS of fantastic microbrows all across the US.

Oh and Flying Dog Old Scratch rules.

ORIGINAL: skipfierce

ORIGINAL: P

Guiness is by far the best. Unless you want something to just chug as fast as you can. But I really hate that cheap shit, like Tek-ate or Milwaukee's Best. Eew.

Agreed. Guiness is by far the best beer on the market. I brew my own beer and it is really great when someone compliments one of your own beers. Homebrews rule!

Guiness is the best beer to people who haven't tried Rogue Beers or Ruination or Arrogant Bastard.

Uconn spring weekend, Im going to get rocked

I've had Youngs double chocolate stout, that was awesome beer. I have heard of Arrogant Bastard beer as well. But we all have a preference, and I prefer beer that's not CRAP!

*editor's note- not saying vinman's recommendations are crap.

As long as it doesn't taste like beer-flavored water, it's all good. I'll drink a beer so I can be happy/tipsy/drunk/wasted/etc for one night, at the least.

My personal favorite is...




I do like several others too (Sierra Nevada, Harp, Molson Canadian, Bass Ale, etc...). Nothing quite like a good beer after a hard day's work. Or even if you didn't work very hard.

BEER...

to quote homer simpson:

friend, teacher,......secret lover.

Out of the 40 to 50 beers that I've had, I'd have to say that Chimay (Blue especially) is my favorite. For stouts, it's Samuel Smith's Tadcaster (oatmeal stout) or Imperial Stout, but Guiness is great too. HANDS DOWN the most unique would be Young's Double Chocolate Stout. That stuff is a beer shake. YUMMY!!!

Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale
Rogue Shakespeare Stout
Moylens Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale
Gordon Biersch Golden Export
Anderson Brewing Co. Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout
Samuel Smith Tadcaster Porter
Samuel Adams Triple Bock (R.I.P.)
Guinness

--Kev

Flame away, but I love Coors Light (and the girl drinking it!)

My choice?

I'm drinking Miller Lite right now, due to the people that I'm drinking with. ML is my preferred *LIGHT* beer, like if I'm drinking 12 at a party.

Otherwise, Guinness (hi zilla!), Bodington's, Abbot Ale.... or...



I remember that (^^^^^) being a fun night :)

Well.. come to think of it.. I like nearly anything that isn't cheap and shitty. Miller lite is the *worst* that I'll drink.

@ Moog

what do Coors Light and Having sex in a canoe have in common??















they're both fucking close to water.






thank you. i'll be here all week.

ORIGINAL: Kevman

Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale
Rogue Shakespeare Stout
Moylens Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale
Gordon Biersch Golden Export
Anderson Brewing Co. Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout
Samuel Smith Tadcaster Porter
Samuel Adams Triple Bock (R.I.P.)
Guinness

--Kev

Dude, I'm SOOOO jealous!!! I've wanted to taste Triple Bock for years. It sucked when I went to the sam adams tour in Boston last august finding out that it was no longer brewed. (The South tends to lag in new beer/alcohol... damn blue laws!!!)

All I drink, are the various flavours by the Sam Adams Brewing Company. I stopped cold for 8yrs...then I just wanted a Sam Adams every couple of days.

Between all the different varieties they make, I'm able to have a different one, (or two) everyday.

I still have 2 bottles of the cherished Chocolate Bock in the fridge.

Se7en26/

Just got back from work, and I'm knocking back some brews. Currently the fridge is stocked with:

Hacker Pschorr dunkel Weiss
Fraziskaner Weiss
Stoudt's Scarlet Lady ESB
Newcastle

Great way to kick off the weekend

I want to try Sam Adams new Chocolate Bock. When I visited the brewery, I tried their Cranberry Lammbick (sp?) and it r0x0red!!!!

HANDS DOWN the most unique would be Young's Double Chocolate Stout. That stuff is a beer shake. YUMMY!!!

I thank Juan of Ytse PBness for that most awesome discovery. This thread has made me crave some nice imports. We have a place local that lets you make you own 6 pack out of any beer they have in the store, and it's all import and micro. :) update coming soon as to what I get!

My current favorites are in no particular order:

AleSmith IPA
Stone Russian Imperial Stout
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale
Bear Republic Red Rocket Ale
Stone Arrogant Bastard
Marin Brewing White Knuckle Imperial IPA

FLAVOR beers:
Laughing Skull

Shiner Bock
Tecate
Ziegenbock Amber

Party Beers:
Bud Light
Michelob Ultra

Tongiht....Bud LIght

I only drink Heineken. Love that shit.

My choices depend on the activities:

Generally speaking, my favourite is currently Creemore Spring's Urboch (available only in the Winter). Creemore Spring's itself is quite good too for sitting around the campfire, relaxing with a book, etc.

For a quality summer BBQ, Upper Canada Lager is my choice. Maple Brown is good too, and it's great to throw onto the BBQ flames.

Most of the time, it's [gasp] Moosehead. I know, I know. Thing is, Moosehead is by FAR the best beer I've tried WARM. We don't have a fridge at the rehearsal space, so Moosehead is the beer of choice.

For a weekday bar run, I'll be drinking Rickard's Pale. I can drink it all night and no hangover.

Sometimes I'll mix it up with parity beers. Got the Blue going right now. All the parity beers (Canadian, Blue, Ex, etc.) taste the same to me. Blue seems a little more acidy. I like the parity beers on random "no event" evenings because it makes the others taste better.

Creemore Spring's itself is quite good too for sitting around the campfire, relaxing with a book, etc.

I've been advocating Creemore Springs for a long time now. Sooooooooo good!

Wahey! I see somebody has a bottle o' Broon (that'll be Newcastle Brown Ale to non-Geordies). Not a great fan of it myself, I'm more of a Guinness drinker, and you just can't beat a nice slowly pulled Guinness on St. Patrick's day.

I generally stick with Yuengling, Pilsner Urquell, or Otter Creek stuff. Occasionally I grab a Killians or Heineken. My wifes uncle always has me trying all kinds of new and interesting stuff. None of it has hit so hard as to be something I would want to drink a lot of, though.