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uberam3rica

Lifer
Sep 7, 2011
4,015
9
Capac, Michigan
Uber, you're a young dude and apparently have your time to spend with Everclear. That means you're normal. Just remember you are much beloved around here; my life is better for knowing you.

Thank you. In all seriousness, I'll stick with my pipe. I don't care much for alcohol

 

spartan

Lifer
Aug 14, 2011
2,963
7
Samuel Adams - Boston Lager
I'll try any Beer you can think of. But Boston Lager is my go-to.
Simple. Elegant.

 

baronsamedi

Lifer
May 4, 2011
5,688
6
Dallas
I actually like skunky green bottle beers, like Tennents Lager. Henninger is my favorite, but you really can't find that brand outside Frankfurt, Germany. Tennents rates pretty close to that one. Not terribly complex, but light and refreshing.

 

roudoudou

Might Stick Around
Aug 24, 2012
81
1
Montreal
Tough question! Best IPA: Amsterdam Boneshaker, Best stout(s): Castle Milk Stout & Guinness Foreign Extra (7.5%)
Worst beer, that's easy:

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Found it while in France visiting grandma. Made in Spain (go figure). Drank a third, sink drank the rest.

 

hawk60ce

Lifer
Jun 11, 2012
1,401
2
Anything from Sam Adams. Especially there Octoberfest and Winter Lager. This season is currently my favorite for beers. I will drink any Octoberfest out there and have yet to find one that i didnt like. Now add a nice smooth burning pipe to that and its heaven.

 

sparroa

Lifer
Dec 8, 2010
1,466
4
I'm drinking a La Fin du Monde right now, great value but not my favourite beer. It is, however, probably the craft beer that I've drank the most of! (I bought 7 or 8 cases of 750ml when there was a good sale)
IPA is my favourite style, with gueuze and imperial stout as runners up, but there are none commercially available around here. The best Canadian IPA I've had is the Central City Red Racer. Top notch, on par with many American examples...
I have to say though that I love beer in all its forms!

 

mrenglish

Lifer
Dec 25, 2010
2,220
72
Columbus, Ohio
+15 for Guinness. Old Rasputin is a close second. Also enjoy Red Stripe, Chimay and a locally brewed Imperial Russian Stout from Barley's Ale House. Then again Sam Adams Winter Lager and Oktoberfest is really good.
Not that I drink much...

 

sparroa

Lifer
Dec 8, 2010
1,466
4
I've never had a German bock. The closest thing I ever had was Trois Mousquetaires Doppelbock, out of Quebec. Talk about a malty treat; lots of molasses and brown sugar flavours going down.
That reminds me - Fourth Dementia by Kuhnhenn Brewing Co. was probably the best tasting strong beer I've ever had in my life, but I only had a small sample at Mondial de la Biere in Montreal... I'll have to head to Michigan someday for a few bottles of the real deal! Outstanding old ale; strong and sweet but oh so delicious.

 

morton

Part of the Furniture Now
May 3, 2012
648
2
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
I like a lot of my own brews that my bars sell: Rig Pig Pale Ale, BigHorn Bitter, Czech Pils. Store boughts I like are Pilsner Urquell from the Czech Republic, Traquair House Scottish Ale, Orval from Belgium, RedRacer from Central City among others. My ex-(and only) wife is/was an Irish redhead from County Cork who married me because among other things, I could brew a bang on ringer for Murphy's Stout. She hated Guinness. I don't mind it but like my own better.

 

whitebriar

Starting to Get Obsessed
Jul 14, 2010
253
9
i guess i'll be the one to head west to asia--altho i seldom drink beer of late, i have always thought Sapporo was the very best beer i had ever consumed--but i was very young at the time--

 

mrgunnar177

Lifer
Apr 5, 2012
1,086
0
United States
Guinness extra stout....unless its a college party...then its whatever goes but for cheap beer I like corona...not that I drink or anything of that sort :wink:

 

frennchy11

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 28, 2011
508
0
Being in college and hearing that Corona is a "cheap" beer just knocked me back a few steps. Since I am not of age I dont have any knowledge of my favorite beer :wink: But if I were to pick one I could say Coors, Nordeast, or the classic Budwiser. But again, how would I know? :D

 

sparroa

Lifer
Dec 8, 2010
1,466
4
All beers are cheap in America compared to north of the border... It's $13 for a six pack of Budweiser/Coors Light up here!
I've really curtailed my drinking in order to support my TAD and other follies...

 
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