After having three Guinesses tonight, it's fast unseating my previous favorite, Sam Adams. What's your favorite beer?

Chilled.

And Sam Adams has gone way down hill.

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I saw it at the liquor store Saturday night, and I contemplated trying it, but went for something else.

and mine is still Rolling Rock.

Mmmm! This fabulous beverage is now available in GA.

Unfortunately, I can't get it in Alabama. It's good to know I can make a run to our neighbor to the east!

The ONLY good thing about the recent Republicaban regime in GA is that they passed a law allowing higher alchol content beers. Within walking distance of my abode, except, of course, on Sundays, is a wonderful wine and beer shop which offers a huge selection of fine European beers.

I first had Chimay in Belgium while backpacking through Europe. So just travel on over the GA border and get some for yourself! Prost!

Damn, that is some good stuff. I could drink it for breakfast.

Arrogant Bastard runs a close second...

Sierra Nevada Pale comes in at #3

But DAMN that's a hard call. My favorite beverage changes from day to day. But Anderson Valley Brewing Co. Boont Amber is always a dependable friend....

I like Guinness, Lone Star, Chimay, Shiner Bock, and Murphy's Stout.

Samuel Adams is the best fucking beer I ever drinkeded!

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I would have to say Sam Adams is quite good. In my top list of larger domestic brews, perhaps number 1. I prefer something a little less filling, though. It really fills you up.

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You know, just the kind us bleedin' heart libruls are 'known' to drink.

Now that I'm in my 30s and can afford it, I will buy it from time to time.

Guiness, then Sam Adams.

from The Brick Brewing Company. Waterloo Ontario Canada.

but everyone else around here is a Guinness fan :beer:

I love the Dixie Blackened Voodoo Lager.

A local small brewery has free :beer: tastings from 4 PM to 7 PM. Old Capital blended with Mothers Milk produces Hurricane Kitty. :wow: That's a wonderful way to spend a warm afternoon ... sipping brews.

Black Butte Porter

Both from Big Sky Brewery in Montana.

Big Sky's got some good products, but then what else is there to do in Montana ;)

but any of their lagers or pilsners are great, not too strong, but great flavor. not your run of the mill american beer.

There's a Polish beer I had once that was terrific but I can't remember the name and haven't enjoyed it again since. It had a smiling portly, bearded gentleman on the label. Anybody know?

Obsidian Stout gets is inspiration from one of the world's largest obsidian flows at Newberry Volcano--just a few miles south of the brewery. "The Big Obsidian Flow," as they call it, covers more than 700 acres with shiny black obsidian.

220 calories per 12 oz serving.

Original Gravity: 1.065
Alcohol Content: 6.4%

http://www.deschutesbrewery.com/BrewPub/OnTap/5828.aspx

SUCKS

A few of their varieties suck, but several of them are quite good.

Yum.:beer:

Haven't been there, or done that in years. Cold, and on the table, while we play liars poker.

nothing better than to go to an Irish pub and have a Guiness

hoppity hop hop

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good shit...i like how they serve this white beer in holland, you get a slice of orange and a little plastic mace like thig to cruch it up...yum.

Free Beer

Honey Weiss in particular. :beer:

My default beer of choice is Leinenkugel's Honey Weiss. It's what I keep in the fridge. It's very hard to find out in restaurants and bars, at least by me (west Michigan). I also like the amber.

Way too many choices. I can't even decide on a favorite within the many different beer STYLES, much less a favorite overall.

My fave of the moment is Saint Arnold's Spring Bock, but I also have some Celebrator Doppelbock in the 'fridge, along with my last bottle of Anchor's OSA seasonal offering.

Slainte!

Especially their Elissa IPA. Regional beers are fresher & it's good to support local business.

But--I'm also another Houstonian who can't just choose one. Guinness is classic & the world is full of interesting beers.

And you're spot on about supporting local brewers. Saint Arnold's is the oldest micro in Texas. They put a lot of effort into their beers.

http://www.saintarnold.com/

Cheers, Bridget!

A fine, fine ale from Edinburgh's best brewery.

In Ireland: Guiness. But only in Ireland.

I love dark beers and Shakespeare Stout is right up there at the top.

Also:

Abita Turbo Dog- both for the name and because it's a very good beer.

Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout from Anderson Valley Brewery.

Anchor Steam is another good one.

I don't drink alcohol.

Tall cans with the CO2 canister.

in no order whatsoever

Labbatt's Blue - First beer I ever regularly drank. The beer that gave me my first hangover
Molson - Gotta love twin labels. Very good stuff.
Leinenkugel's Honey Weiss - I love it.
Corona - A very good lighter beer.
Pacifico - Better than Corona.
Sam Adams - One of the very few major domestics I will drink.
Pabst Blue Ribbon - I don't care what anyone says, this is some quality beer.
Bell's Oberon - A summer beer from Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo.

Pretty much any Heifeweizen, wheat, or summer beer. I really love a good wheat beer.

I very rarely if ever will drink a Bud Light, only if it's my only option except for Miller Lite. If someone forced me to choose, I'd choose Budweiser because it only tastes somewhat like pee. Miller tastes exactly like pee.

My favorite is Leinenkugel's, though. Great beer.

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But also this imported ale from Mexico:

just for breakfast anymore. :)