Yesfans - wha'ts your favorite beer?

[yesskater]

I grew up in Budweiser land, but Samuel Adams RULES!!!

[InverYes]

Why no Scottish option, " All of the above " ?

[brismike]

As a true Maroon Queenslander I will have to go for Castlemaine XXXX or Fourex as it is sometimes known. Drink it icy cold on a hot tropical summers day.....:)))


Mike

[Original_Shifty]

I think that list needs to be edited for content.

Otherwise, I can't say no when an establishment lists Kilkenny on tap.

[Trooper1129]

McSorley's Dark Ale right from the tap at McSorley's Old Ale House in the East Village in NYC.

Yummy, yummy, yummy. Anyone who has been there knows what I am talking about.

(Great, now I'm thirsty....)

[YESYOUANDI]

:cheers:
Hell I've been waiting for this one.
It's none of these though.

It's "REAL" English Ale.

Live living beer. It's all about taste you see.

Just like "YES" keep it "REAL".

My reason to be here.

[yesindeed]

Favourite beer?? Well, um, maybe favourite beerS!

Grolsch
Warsteiner
Gritstone
Sleemans Cream Ale

and for a change: there was a beer I used to get in Superior Wisconsin way back when I used to be a sailor on the Great Lakes. It was called Grain Belt. Nobody liked it but me!

[fragilesi]

Shameful poll! No Theakston's Old Peculiar, No Old Thumper, No Bishop's Finger, No Summer Lightning, No Greene King IPA, No Horndean Special Brew????

I thought this was about real beer, not these fizzy pop things!

Simon.

PS I'd also cast a vote for Kwak which is a great Belgian beer!

[mrgone3]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Trooper1129
[B]McSorley's Dark Ale right from the tap at McSorley's Old Ale House in the East Village in NYC.

Trooper.I have stumbled out of there a few times.Nice Choice When I was stationed in Germany I tested alot of brews.I liked the Henninger Kaiser Pils.I went to the factory.GLUG GLUG! There was a beer over there last time I went.I can't remember the name.And why do we have to choose these beers above? JOE :cheers: CHEERS!

[yesskater]

I knew if I left a lot of European/Australian ales and lagers off the list, I'd get a plethora of international suggestions! Can't wait to try these someday.

Keep em' coming!!

[mrgone3]

OH Yeah there's alot of good beer out there.I remember getting a 5 liter keg of Monschhof for the UNION tour back when.that was mighty tasty.I like the St.Pauli Girl,but it is watered down by the time it gets to us here.German beer is much richer over there.I think Henninger puts out a beer at Christmas time that is 52 proof!YIKES! JOE

[YESYOUANDI]

At this moment it's American Red wine, not beer.
Ernest & Julio Gallo 2000 Ruby Cabernet. 13% abv.
I'll tell you what---It makes YES sound even better.
Can you believe that?
Happy easter again.
YESYOUANDI
p.s It sure beats bl--dy easter eggs.

[Yes Oz]

There is nothing there for REAL beer drinkers to vote on. As an ex Brit in Oz I would have to go for "Guinness". I have drank most of the ozzie largers but always go back to the good old Gunniness. But it has to be in bottles not cans. Drinking out of glass is always perferable. I know all the "Poms" on the site may come up with something better as we know all REAL ALE comes from the UK.

[ANTIOCH]

You didn't post my 2 favorites ; so I will !
1.) 'Pacifico' - GREAT Mexican light beer (better than Corona) - slice of lime , hot sun ; oh man !!
2.) 'Guinness' - nothing more need be said. And an f.y.i. to dark lovers ; buy 'Guinness' in the can , not the bottle - it's much creamier !

[Squireaholic]

Guinness is still the standard by which all are measured (imho),but here in Maine we're blessed with a large number of craft brewers producing really decent ales. Look around for Gritty's, Oak Pond Brewery, and Shipyard if you're up visiting this summer!

[Yes Oz]

I think its clear by the amout of votes compared to the last three threads that a nice cold pint of Guinness wins easily. Must pour another before I go to bed "hic"!!!

:dog2: :dog2:

[Neverthirst]

"Free" is the option I was looking for.

[Mrsteve]

Guiness Draft in the can is the best. Grolsch is my favorite lager. Had to vote for Becks since these two were not an option.

[Andersonic]

Grolsch is the best Dutch beer, Leeuw is quite nice too...

Warsteiner is the best German beer

So wanna party? Get one of these in your house and I'll be there...

[umgekehrt]

I still got some Warsteiner in the fridge, but my fave brand is Steinburg Export. For black beer I choose Köstritzer.

[brotherofmine]

I'm likely to lose creditability points here but I will SAY NONE - I DON'T DRINK.

[soulsearcher]

i like a good black and tan..guiness and harp.

[umgekehrt]

I'm likely to lose creditability points here but I will SAY NONE - I DON'T DRINK.

Boo!

LOL just kidding m8, good for you!

[custom55]

Coors Light. No beer belly here.

[umgekehrt]

Actually, you don't get beer belly from beer alone, but more from the snack you eat while you're drinking. Somehow drinking alcohol gives you the munchies. So you get that bag of potato chips or whatever around you that's eatable. Then you prop yourself in front of your TV set and that's it. 100% calory intake + no muscle activity = beer belly

[brotherofmine]

"Fat Tire"????? Is there such a drink??? Not a favourite with the ladies I guess...LOL.

[cinderella]

I don't drink beer, but I have been known to whine! :lmao:

(Sorry I couldn't resist.)

[prem895]

any cold brew will do

[Braniff92]

FOSTER'S (Australian for Beer!!!!) or Molson's.Al.

[Suzy]

I love belgian beer - Hoegarden and duvel are my favourites - very tasty and very strong!!!

[pixiedave]

You listed no beers of real character! I vote Celebrator Dopplebok, Cold Spring Export, The lambic ales( i like framboise).

[Silent_wings]

Newcastle Nut Brown Ale
or
Pete's Strawberry Blonde
Yum

[Earl Grey]

Guinness on tap.

Nothing like it, but it's 'ale' enni't?

OK. Harp Ale! Oops. That's 'ale' as well...

BASS ALE... Fugheddit!

I guess I'm a dark ale man, beer just 'aint the thick of it!

:ele:

[paulovajao]

My favourite is Super Bock and Cintra(of course),locals but Grolsch,Kilkenny and Guinness are my top list like black beer!!! but most of all in a country of great awarded woldwide wines my tastes goes to wine in very much so,anyone for a Porto or Madeira or Green wine???

[Gabriel]

I think I must be the only person here who doesnt like any type of beer, wine or whisky!

Oh wait..i'm not thank god! The only alcoholic drink I have are bacardi breezers and thats very rarely.

[yesman7]

As a true Maroon Queenslander I will have to go for Castlemaine XXXX or Fourex as it is sometimes known. Drink it icy cold on a hot tropical summers day.....:)))


Mike

You live in australia?
man, that must be awesome!
Is it?

[Dantalion Rides Again]

I too love the Guiness (Extra Stout, please) and any dark and bitter lager. I enjoy the local (VT made) Magic Hat #9, and especially their Humble Patience beer. That puppy's thick! Harpoon used to make this beer called Munich Type Dark that I loved.

I haven't had this beer since I went to the Clifford Ball in upstate NY in 1996, but it was called Blackened Voodoo Lager. Whadda beer.

Sounds like you European folk have a right to be snobby about your beer! haha! We do brew some lousy stuff here in the USA, don't we?

I'll pass on beer if the options are Bud, Bud Light, and Budder Light. I also won't bother with the Coors and Millers of the world. I want a beer I can sink my teeth into.
:D

[Silent_wings]

I still have some skanky Coor's lite that was left in my fridge after a party. Life is too short to drink bad beer.

[jimmygtr]

Newcastle Brown Ale

[bevan2004]

Theakston's Old Peculiar - a fantastic, traditional dark ale.

[illusion]

STELLA!

And its not even a poll option!

[katrine]

Up here in the North Country there's a little brewery that puts out an amber ale called "Moose Drool". I've yet to taste it's equal!
k

[JaneEyre]

Favorite US beer: Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
Favorite non-US beer: Guinness
Favorite local beer: Wachusett Brewery's Porter

[ELLIS]

Guiness, Stella, Budweisser.

Ironically, I prefer wine, especially sherry. Harvey's Bristol Cream is hard to beat IMHO.

[BrianD]

Lately my favourite has been Squires Amber Ale - I kid you not - it tastes as good as its namesake plays bass!

[allpurechance]

...Katrine!(LOL) - in the old days , an old , now departed dear friend & I used to refer to(& I believe it is now also a defunct brand) Maximus Super as Maximus Moosep_ss!...lmaooOOOo....don't do much beer anymore,but when I do,I prefer Molson's Canadian Beer(NOT on the list,lol)...otherwise(and my 'intake' is Greatly Curtailed from ages past,LOL)...it's whiskey for me...once,twice a month...in varying dosages...further elaboration not supplied at this time!....(except,there's almost always Yes playing during this period of time in question....!)---------------oh lard,LOL----& I just peeked at the voting , & Yes indeed-----------I'm the only whiskey person thus far------lmaoooooOO(gee,it's great to be Irish...at least,partly!)

[About The Round]

Real ale, "Badger" bitter from Dorset thanks.

[Whitefish]

None of these! Asahi is my favorite! Japan's best beer!

[BlueEagle]

Gee- lots of brands besides those in the ballot above. Who knew. As a beer can/bottle collector, I have tried most of brands mentioned here (except for some of the local microbrews).
Some of my "honorable mention" brews:
LOWENBRAU ZURICH
DINKEL ACKER
NOCHE BUENA (Christmas Beer)
DOS EQUIS AMBER
MICHELOB DARK
PABST BR
TENNENT'S LAGER
"everyday" beer - MILLER DRAFT
but the all time fave:
LABATT BLUE
:cheers:

[soporjoe1]

summertime: sierra nevada pale ale
wintertime: guinness
anytime: rolling rock
when i can: my brother in law's homebrew

specialty: Tommyknocker's Maple Nut Brown Ale (Idaho Springs, CO)

[prem895]

Whatever is the coldest

[JaneEyre]

Whatever is the coldest
Best answer thus far!

[ANTIOCH]

Simpatico (but it's no longer available) Great smooth beer.
Pacifico-Cold and great with a slice of lime.
Guiness-anywhere,anytime.

[cinderella]

I hate beer, but I love those Guinness beer commercials!

They're so funny! Brilliant!!

[Sheerah]

specialty: Tommyknocker's Maple Nut Brown Ale (Idaho Springs, CO)

Good stuff!
I had that once in Colorado, and I have never been able to find it anywhere else. :crybby:

My favorites are:

Bass Ale (but too many calories)
Moosehead Ice (can't find it here in California)
Steinlager

[jfuruno]

Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale when I can get it.
Harpoon IPA will do nicely.
Cottonwood Endo IPA is my favorite local brew.

[soporjoe1]

Good stuff!
I had that once in Colorado, and I have never been able to find it anywhere else.

hey Sheila, you should be able to find it at any specialty beer/wine store. or if you have a world market, they sometimes carry it. if anything, most decent beer merchants will make special orders. it is a tasty beer. if i can find it in ohio i bet you can find it out west! good luck!

[Omar Fares]

Newcastle Brown Ale

There´s nothing better like a few Nukes on tap. :cheers:
It drives me crazy.:lmao:

[Timmo]

Anchor Steam. It's a large microbrewery (kind of like Sam Adams) in San Francisco. Wonderful stuff!

I love Guiness.

There's a porter and an oatmeal stout made up in Washington State somewhere. I had it at a wonderful microbrew pub in Santa Monica called "Father's Office." Don't remember the name, must go back there.

A black and tan made with that outmeal stout floating on Anchor Steam would be sublime.

[smatt]

NEWCASTLE!!!!!!!!! :cheers:

[JaneEyre]

My favorite is whatever HD is brewing!

[MyLadySquire]

New Castle Brown Ale

[slazman]

Marston's Pedigree ... a fine Staffordshire Ale (Staffordshire is next to Derbyshire)

[crotale2112]

i like SWAMPSLUDGE EXPORT DARK. its good but it smells alittle funny

[soul warrior]

hey...where's the Corona, with a wedge of lime please.

[Skyward]

I love Heineys

[Alex]

Heineys On Tap

[scootwhoman]

In the naivety of my youth, I thought that Budweiser was really 'the king of beers.' Then, I discovered Anchor Steam beer, and realized that there was more to this than I thought. Gradually, I worked my way up through ale to porter, and finally, to stout.

I happen to be lucky enough to live in the area that Bert Grant choose to build his brewry, Yakima, Washington. Probably because my father was in the hop business, and Yakima is one of the largest hop-producing areas in the world. Bert choose Yakima for the local hops, supposedly, and built a microbrewy. He opened what is claimed to be the first post-Prohibition era brew pub here, which is where I discovered Grant's Imperial Stout. While I was living is Seattle about ten years ago, Imperial Stout outsold Guiness at the local Safeway grocery three to one.

After Grants Imperial, I would choose Obsidian Stout from the Deschutes River Brewry, in Bend, Oregon, then Doubleblack Stout from the Redhook Brewry in Seattle. I consider all of them to be superior to Guiness, but I have to settle for Guiness frequently, if I can get stout at all. And so many places serve stout cold! (Of course, it is a lot easier to pour that way.)

Most people would know Grant's from their Scottish Ale, which has been quite popular.

[Deliriumyes]

That wonderful Belgian ale...Chimay!!!

[volah_dohvah]

I have two favorite beers. At least, two that I can stomach...well, especially when I feel like drinking beer:

Michelob Lager
YuengLing Black and Tan.

Otherwise I'm a Smirnoff Triple Black or Green Apple girl. I used to drink Jack Daniel's Original Hard Cola but Jack Daniel's changed their No. 7 formula so Jack Daniel's stopped making it! I used to call JD Original the "Nectar of the Gods."

[Sheerah]

I'm fond of Bass Ale, Steinlager, Black Diamond Ale and Moosehead Ice. I just can't seem to find Moosehead Ice around here.

[JJGeers]

Grolsch that is..

Love,

Jasper

[GODSPEED]

Moose Drool
Powder Hound
Summit
Leinie Red

[sparky]

I want my lager to be Stella Artois and my Ale to be Young´s Special. And I do like Belgian berrs a lot, like Leffe

[loulamb]

Depends on the situation. When I'm going for quantity, can't beat Killians Red ($1.50 draft), but my favorite brew has to be Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout, followed closely by SS Taddy Porter. And for summertime outdoor parties, nothing beats Corona with lime from a cooler full of ice. Whenever I travel I always try the local micros!

Have to also mention that I grew up on Genessee Cream Ale, but haven't had one since moving out of the northeast. Genny 12 Horse Ale wasn't bad either. So many beers, so little time...

Lou from SC

[mpoppe]

Honey Brown!!

(BTW - this is Emily A. Poppe)

[n2cbo]

Any good German beer (After all, isn't that where it came from in the first place?), but I like DAB the most.

[cactus jon]

I'm not much of a beer drinker, but a Grolsch flip top is nice to drink while waxing the car. When the car is shiny, the beer is finished, and I'm toasted.

[gt76yesman]

Presently is it Newcastle :beer:

But I never turn down a Guinness Draft! :yumyum:

:pee?:

[sissywoods]

Don't drink but if I did it would be Heineken.. gotta have my Heiny (old Gulf104 station ad joke).

[steve4001]

Gotta be "Thomas Hardy's Ale", a fabulous 12% British beer that disappeared in 1999. I've been told that this upset some US importers so much they bought up the rights and persuaded another UK brewer to restart production. If it's true that my favourite Brit brew has been saved by US intervention - Cheers guys, I raise a glass to you all.

[edarnold]

Victory Hop Devil cask conditioned at the brewery :)

[yarstruly]

I'm partial to Rolling Rock...

[steve4001]

Tanglefoot from the Badger brewery

[Rabin105]

Rolling rock duh i mean i'm 18 i'm underage

[illusion]

None of these! Asahi is my favorite! Japan's best beer!

I've had that before. I found it amusing that it came in little "coke" size cans.

At the moment I have a thing for Holsten Pils.

Used to love Pedigree but had a dodgy pint of it once and it put me off. Shame.

[cactus jon]

I'm not much of a beer drinker, but It is fun to drink a Grolsch flip top while washing the car on a hot summer day. When the beer is gone, the car is shiny, and I'm sloshed !!!:chug3:

[earthskyduality]

Kokanee....It's the beer out here

[ELLIS]

Guiness, then Stella Artois, then Budweisser.

WWAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSUUUPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[geddy]

Guinness or Kingfisher when in Goa.

[slazman]

I'll take a Rolling Rock thank you

[Earl Grey]

On the 7th Day, God created 'Guinness Stout'.

Ambrosia IS. ...Nothing else like it this side of the sky.

The YES of beverages.

:ele:

[Murray]

Y all this American style beer (id say because he who started thsi thread is 4 that way -- porr buggers who have 2 wait till there 21 2 get in2 a pub)

i have one more thing 2 say on the matter (i picked this from the Python boys)

American beer is like sex in a boat
like F*#kin water!

[Earl Grey]

Y all this American style beer (id say because he who started thsi thread is 4 that way -- porr buggers who have 2 wait till there 21 2 get in2 a pub)

i have one more thing 2 say on the matter (i picked this from the Python boys)

American beer is like sex in a boat
like F*#kin water!

I don't know... Sex in a boat 'aint all that bad. Motion of the ocean and all that strewth...

We Americans invented Rock & Roll (genuflect and kiss the ring baybay!), we went to the moon, ...our movies are, well, big and sometimes interesting.

We usually don't know our piss from our beer.

'Guinness Stout'.

Ambrosia.

Prove me wrong!

God Save The Queen, & pass another pint!

There is NO such thing as a legal drinking age, and marijuana is legal in California, IF you have a prescription...

;)

[jfuruno]

Guiness hath no depth. It is like drinking milk. Sierra Nevada makes a far superior standard stout. Grants has a great imperial stout. Left Hand makes a wonderful milk stout for those who lean towards the milder, Guiness style, but still want some flavor. Guiness is the Budweiser of the style, and leaves much to be desired.

And before anybody starts, I have tried more than 3500 different beers, and am always on the lookout for more, but my standard list alone (those I will always return to) numbers over fifty. Guiness would not be on it, but I will drink it when somebody offers, just to be polite.

[The Whale]

skull spliter its imported from Iceland!!! its soooo goooood but not for the light drinker, its real havey and has lots of bite! Try it if you can, I went with saporo out of what was there but the list does need some changes.

[jfuruno]

skull spliter its imported from Iceland!!! its soooo goooood but not for the light drinker, its real havey and has lots of bite! Try it if you can, I went with saporo out of what was there but the list does need some changes.
Had it, but it is from Orkney Island in Scotland, not Iceland. A nice follow-on in the style is Kwak, from Belgium, or N'ice Chouffe, also from Belgium.

[The Whale]

cool thanks for the update thought the bottle said Ice land and somthing about vikings? well its good I'll be sure to look in to those others! what kind of beer would you call that? please do share you favorits with me if you want just shoot me a pm I love trying new beer. the real good stuff isnt always easy to find in the states though.

[Faceintheplace]

None of my favorites are on that list so I'll just go ahead and list 'em out';

Stella Artois and Labatt Blue.

[DW Duke]

A & W

[Skyward]

A-ha!!! I knew there was something in that 'root"!!!

[The Whale]

I had a left over Pete's wicked Ale from october fest last night.. well maybee two or three and man even beeing a little old they where so so good! I thought they should get a mention.

[gt76yesman]

Guinness! :beer: Isn't even on this poll but has been mentioned in more posts than any of the beers up there. Seems the poll is skewed, sort of like those Top 100 polls where you don't even have the choice to pick a Yes or Genesis album.

Guinness is the best. I'll drink to that! :beer:

Here in Chico we have one of the great micro-breweries, Sierra Nevada, and they make some mighty tasty beers. There are so much better in the SN pub than from bottles or drafts. This is probably true of all beers and I want to have a freshly poured Guinness one day!

[gt76yesman]

as far as a lite beer, I used to drink Coors Light on those hot days of summer. And as the old joke goes, 'What does sex in a canoe and Coors Light have in common? They are both f*cking close to water!' :lmao:

[The Whale]

Sierra Nevada, and they make some mighty tasty beers. There are so much better in the SN pub than from bottles or drafts. This is probably true of all beers and I want to have a freshly poured Guinness one day![/QUOTE]




I love sierra Nevada! I would love to drink that and Guinness both fresh! hay maybee some day.

[gt76yesman]

Hey, the whale, if you are coming out to northern California let me know. I will treat you. The brewery has a very nice resturant (you are on your own for dinner) but I will buy you a sampler. It is about 22 small glasses of all the varieties of SN. It is fun and you get a real buzz from one sampler. :clap:

[Merewyn]

OMG! Guinness isn't on this poll!!

I vote Guinness all the way!

[neilius]

[QUOTE=fragilesi]Shameful poll! No Theakston's Old Peculiar, No Old Thumper, No Bishop's Finger, No Summer Lightning, No Greene King IPA, No Horndean Special Brew????

I thought this was about real beer.


Add this to your list:

Timothy taylors landlord bitter, carlsberg export, strongbow cider, shiraz, and timothy taylors again!!

English booze. MMMmmmmm. :git[1]:

[DaveJB]

I'm a Yuengling fan. When I don't drink local beer, I do enjoy Harp's Lager.

[The Whale]

Yuengling has invaded New York like crazy every one has it and its cheep! the Ale is good but the botteld black and tan is vary vary good.

[The Whale]

BeerAdvocate.com

if you love beer check it out Im the whale there too if you want to talk beer!

[smatt]

Ahhhh Fat Tire was one of my favorites for sometime. Pyramid is in Colorado Springs and for a long time you could only get it there. My Ex would go and visit her sister who was going to College their and invaribly would bring back a suit case full of the Tire every few months! THAT'S when I started renting those little carts in the airport........

Seems Fat Tire has fallen off the list a bit, last time I tried it, I didn't care for it too much....

[Albedo]

When I used to travel to England a lot, my favorite was a cask ale called "6X". My second favorite was any other cask ale, and I like a good English bitter as well. And Murphy's Stout on tap.

In the US we have a good local brewery, Great Lakes, that makes some great ales and other styles. Nosferatu is a good one.

[yesyadda]

Can't believe I haven't posted! Bud Light is my get-drunk brand.
Probably my favorite would be Fuller's ESB. It's my get-drunker brand!
Albedo have you heard of it? It's from England.

[Albedo]

Can't believe I haven't posted! Bud Light is my get-drunk brand.
Probably my favorite would be Fuller's ESB. It's my get-drunker brand!
Albedo have you heard of it? It's from England.

I think I've had it, I think I liked it, but I had a lot of them, I'm not sure. Another one you can get in the US is Boddingtons, it's not bad either.

[joecool]

Used to drink alot of Labatt's, but my Friend Bill helped me overcome that.

[rolloq]

Tjeckian beer,Staropramen,Baron trenck,bernhard.

rolloq

[Yes2Yes]

When I drink beer I usually have a Budweiser.

[TNyesfan]

I voted for Beck's, but it has to be Beck's Dark.

(I can't drink anymore, but when I did, I loved to drink beer.)

I also used to like to go to micro breweries and sample their
seasonal brews. Fun!

[soulsearcher]

well .....guiness is BLATENTLY missing.
it's a bloody error i tell you!

[Proghobbit]

What?!?! Bass is not listed! Darn!

[DPinAccy]

Try the Bier Blanche at Les Trois Brasseurs in Lille.

[Merewyn]

Pilsner Urquel

[cinderella]

I don't drink beer......sorry!
It smells rotten and I wouldn't dare put it near my mouth. Ick!!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Cinderella528/Dolls/Root_Beer.gif

[relayeire]

sorry, I'm a beer snob... none of this stuff is even in the running!

Guinness, Smithwick's, Beamish, Samuel Smith's, Young's are my faves

the stouter the better... or a porter

http://blogdebogs.blogspot.com/ <~~~see me drinking one of these fine beverages in Ireland here! lol

[Merewyn]

sorry, I'm a beer snob... none of this stuff is even in the running!

Guinness, Smithwick's, Beamish, Samuel Smith's, Young's are my faves

the stouter the better... or a porter

http://blogdebogs.blogspot.com/ <~~~see me drinking one of these fine beverages in Ireland here! lol

I'll take a Guinness if you're buying. :headset:

[frosted]

I don't drink beer......sorry!
It smells rotten and I wouldn't dare put it near my mouth. Ick!!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/Cinderella528/Dolls/Root_Beer.gif


What she said! Root Beer or cream soda! On top of some Blue Bell vanilla ice cream!

[The Whale]

sorry, I'm a beer snob... none of this stuff is even in the running!

Guinness, Smithwick's, Beamish, Samuel Smith's, Young's are my faves

the stouter the better... or a porter

http://blogdebogs.blogspot.com/ <~~~see me drinking one of these fine beverages in Ireland here! lol


I'm a snob to but smithwick's sucks! The first beer ever I just could not drink. tasted like murphys oil soap. I like skull spliter and Stella and Hogardden and Starken pal bock and well I could go on and on, so I wont boar you with it.

[Awaken1976]

I couldn't vote for any of the listed choices. lol......I prefer mixed drinks like an Amoretto Sour or Whisky Sour or maybe even one of those Schmirnof (I don't think I even spelled that right...lol....and no I haven't been drdddrrdddrinkinng lol...) Ices....the Red Label or the Tripple Black.

[The Whale]

I just tried this new beer from Magic Hat Brewing company called Circuse Boy. It is frickin great!!!!!!! If you like beer give it a try!

[Purple Wolfhound]

Currently:

http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/8162/19423us.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[RickyG]

Back when I used to drink beer, and I don't anymore except very very rarely I'll have one, you'd most likely find Beck's or Grolsch in my fridge... and sometimes Heineken's, but it always left me a little disappointed - it's reputation exceeds it's character for my tongue. Sometimes Molson's Ale.

And occasionally Whitbread Ale, I loved that stuff!! And John Courage...

Never Bud, Miller, Coors.... what do you expect?? Ya'all know I'm a Steve Howe loving Classic Yes snob!!

[Sheerah]

I can't find it anymore, but I've never tasted a beer that appealed to me more than Moosehead Ice. That would be followed by Bass Ale, and then, if it's well crafted, a blueberry ale.

[Scottie]

As long as it's chilled and I can put in a glass :winknudge

[MrZuLu]

Ahhhh Fat Tire was one of my favorites for sometime. Pyramid is in Colorado Springs and for a long time you could only get it there. My Ex would go and visit her sister who was going to College their and invaribly would bring back a suit case full of the Tire every few months! THAT'S when I started renting those little carts in the airport........

Seems Fat Tire has fallen off the list a bit, last time I tried it, I didn't care for it too much....
Pyramid Heffewiezen ROCKS!!!

[Bugeyes]

Favorite US beer: Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
Favorite non-US beer: Guinness
Favorite local beer: Wachusett Brewery's PorterHmm, Cherry Wheat? I've heard you mention this many times. I hate the taste of beer, but love the buzz. Maybe this could change with Cherry Wheat!

[Joe]

I can't really drink anymore because of my meds.
But if I have a beer....Sam Adams Cherry Wheat!

I'm a cheap date. I get piss drunk on one or two
beers. Gotta love those meds! :crazy:

[prem895]

Whatever happens to be on hand

[Imperatrix]

I don't drink any more, but I do provide four house beers for guests (can't help it--I'm still a chef, although I left the industry for good!):

1.) Red Tail Ale

2.) Pilsner Urquell

3.) Rolling Rock

4.) Sam Adams

On very special occasions, I break out the Orval.

The house champagne is Perrier-Jouet.

The house wines vary.

The house chocolate is Valrhona (Die, Scharffenberger! DIE!!!).