Beer's anyone

[colorduke]

I enjoy a ice cold miller lite or a bottle of yuengling lager with or without the pipe.

 

[capnbellamy]

Real ale, brewed in the UK. Doombar is a good start, usually followed by something from The Kernal, Mikeller or Brew Dog.

 

[papipeguy]

The Brits know all about ale. Oh, to be in England now that spring is here. I'm also pretty partial to Boddington's.

 

[scrantonpipes16]

I am also a big fan of Belgian wheat beers, and I enjoy Ommegang Hennepin or Witte. They are delicious. They seem to compliment the smoke just, so nicely.

 

[marmal4de]

Guinness, or Kilkenny.

 

[ohin3]

I like all sorts of beers for all sorts of reasons. Very much like pipes and tobacco. I have found though, that Belgian style beers seem to provide that sublime tobacco/beverage combination experience more so than other beers. Beers like Chimay, Corsendonk, Duvel, Leffe and Canada's own Unibroue. These beers are also an outstanding accompaniment to cheeses of all sort.

 

[w1nd0wl1cker]

I brew my own, so what I like to drink when smoking is a English Brown Ale or American Cream Ale. Once you start brewing at home, it changes your taste in beer. I can't stand most beers on the shelf now.

But, if I get lazy, I go to the store and pick up some Newcastle.

 

[capnbellamy]

The UK is a haven for proper beer. If anyone can get hold of it, Moor's Revival is the best hair of the dog/hangover cure. Zaphaus Marzen Export: Eis Zapfle is an excellent german beer, and everyone needs to try Delerium varieties. Brew Dog is a Scottish microbrewery run by punks; insane, excellent beer thats unlike anything else I've really tasted. If you can do so, get it.

 

[marmal4de]

Brew Dog.

I love brew dog beers, very expensive to buy and ship here, but well worth it!

 

[nyed001]

Home brewed or Yuengling.Where I live its a local favorite.

 

[mjtannen]

Bud or Miller with a cigar. My "beer" of choice with a pipe is Scotch. I'm smoking Billy Bud this afternoon with a rinse of Pinch on the rocks.

 

[sirbogglesworth]

Chimay Bleue (Blue), or any other true Trappist.

 

[docrx]

Red Stripe MON!.....Is there a plural to beer?(beer's) :puffpipe:

 

[collin]

Red Stripe MON!.....Is there a plural to beer?(beer's)

Ditto on the Red Stripe,.....and "Yes", beer can be plural,...but only used when conversing with an officer of the law from behind the wheel of your now "pulled over" car.
"Yessir, I haf bin drinking, but I only had two beers...*hic*"

 

[schmitzbitz]

As the weather warms, I find myself leaning towards lighter fair, opting for skunky, green-bottled lagers for the most part (think Stella, Heiniken, Grolsch, Becks, etc). Through the colder months, I tend to lean towards stouts and porters, with Okanagan Springs Porter being the seasonal favourite this year.

 

[surfmac211]

If you like Belgian Wheat ales you have to try Chimay Grande Reserve Blue. Its by far my favorite Belgian dark wheat ale.

 

[collin]

Surfmac,.....might I add that each and every single one of the Trappist Ales are incredible! :D
Coincidently, we just had charcoaled ribeyes and I noticed as I retrieved my last Red Stripe...there was nothing left but Trappist Ale!
Around a dozen bottles. :D

 

[surfmac211]

I agree 100% Tommy. All are great.

 

[capnbellamy]

One beer, lots of beer/Some beer. It's like Sheep. One sheep, lots of sheep. And a dozen bottles of Trappist is something to hold onto Tommy!

 

[kingsmedic]

I tend to prefer any beer that is cold and free,and cold is of course optional.