ok, which beer do you drink? or, if you don't drink beer, what other beverage do you enjoy?

i'm drinking a beer called, "blue moon" right now. an unfiltered wheat beer. very tasty...


s3aturnr

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p156/jaylind/Budicepenguin.jpg

Well, I'm not really suppose to drink... but.... I have exactly developed that taste for beer yet, or I just dont like it, but I love the smirnoff ice malts. None of the flavored ones though, just the original

In this house it's Miller Light for me, Bud Ice for him, and Morgan and Coke when we don't want beer.

Who SMITED me?


Dam

Who SMITED me?


Dam





not sure. but we all get it at least once. i karma'd you a little while ago, tho. just tried to do it again and i haven't waited an hour yet.


foo-foo, i'm usually a miller lite drinker, too. it all started when my sister was (and still is) poor and came over and drank all the beer in my fridge (several times, i might add). during a casual conversation, i discovered that she absolutely HATED miller lite. it's been in my refrigerator ever since... ;D


s3aturnr

MAN-LAW

How could anyone hate Miller Lite?? Karma for your sweet strategy!!!

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!



CHEERS!!!


s3aturnr

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!


St Louis....huh....here is some help for you and some karma.....
http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/?Media=PlayFlash

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!


St Louis....huh....here is some help for you and some karma.....
http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/?Media=PlayFlash



All the help I need is in the bottom of the bottle. Just have to get through that pesky liquid to reach it though.

Henry's

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!


YOU HAVE NO TASTE! jkin.... The first time I called in on a radio station it was in response to the question, "There are over 20,000 different brands of what?" Some redneck called in and said tobacco, I got on right after he did, and said beer. Which was the correct answer, and I won a stuiped 15$ gift certificate to some bar that I never picked up. This wasn't too long ago, was about a week before the superbowl, and i thought I had won superbowl tickets.... such a waste of minutes.

There you have it. Another moment in the life of daddyroo5 lol

Budweiser/Bud Light

Now don't jump my case, but I love natural light. And I don't want to hear any comments about me not having any taste. I have brewed beer, belonged to different beer-tasting groups and have tried over 300 different beers. But I was born and raised in St. Louis, hence the Anheuser-Busch product. Plus the natty light is extremely drinkable. That blue moon is some good stuff but a bit too creamy and sweet for more than one or two. Other beers I like: Caffrey's irish ale, Sierra Nevada pale ale, H.C. Berger mountain Kolsch, Flying dog tire bite Kolsch and the list goes on and on. I do love me some beer. All that typin made me thirsty, I'm gonna have to pop one open!


YOU HAVE NO TASTE! jkin.... The first time I called in on a radio station it was in response to the question, "There are over 20,000 different brands of what?" Some redneck called in and said tobacco, I got on right after he did, and said beer. Which was the correct answer, and I won a stuiped 15$ gift certificate to some bar that I never picked up. This wasn't too long ago, was about a week before the superbowl, and i thought I had won superbowl tickets.... such a waste of minutes.

There you have it. Another moment in the life of daddyroo5 lol


Dude the $ goes before the money.....it's $15 no 15$......J/K

lol ill keep that in mind : P I have always read it like 15 dollars, and i think thats what screws me up cause i always substitute dollars with the $ sign so i put it in the wrong order. If any of that makes sense. Really tired about to goto bed.

Abita Turbodog

Miller Lite, Blue Moon, Rolling Rock, and Bass Ale.

the frats serve natural light and i can't buy my own cause i am 18 ;)

but if i had my choice it would be yuengling (i think that is how you spell it)

the frats serve natural light and i can't buy my own cause i am 18 ;)

but if i had my choice it would be yuengling (i think that is how you spell it)


For ONCE the fraternities have done something right... although not out of any sense of taste, just frugality.

sam adams / new castle / guinness

When I am drinking at home...bud light in a can (it doesn't get as heavy in the trash can ;) ). When I am out PBR in a can and Guinness. I drank about five car bombs last night along with about six pints...the wife had to drive me home.

When I am drinking at home...bud light in a can (it doesn't get as heavy in the trash can ;) ). When I am out PBR in a can and Guinness. I drank about five car bombs last night along with about six pints...the wife had to drive me home.


those are sorta polar-opposite beers there. bud light and pbr on one side and guinness on the other. wow!

i do love me some bass ale off the tap AND more and more bars around here have bass and guinness on tap for a wonderful black and tan. now, i just gotta find a bartender who can mix them properly. seems all this is new to people around here.

anyone ever tried a beer called "oxford raspberry wheat"??? i used to drink that when i lived in maryland (laurel/ft.meade area, for those who want to know) and it was a WONDERFUL beer. still haven't seen any sam adams cream stout around here, either...


s3aturnr

I bought some Sam Adams Cherry Wheat the other night. It's ok...I like the cherry in it, but it's a bit bitter for my taste. Back in Charleston, we used to go to a restraunt called Hops. They made their own beer and had one called Clearwater Light that I LOVE. Had some really nice, subtle lemony tones in it. Great stuff.

Cameron's Lager. A micro just outside Toronto -- one of the smoothest beers I have ever had.

Hi,
I never developed a taste for beer. I like absolute & tonic w/Lemon! Very refreshing and I get my vit C.

Sunny Bunny

Hi,
I never developed a taste for beer. I like absolute & tonic w/Lemon! Very refreshing and I get my vit C.

Sunny Bunny


I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!

When I am drinking at home...bud light in a can (it doesn't get as heavy in the trash can ;) ). When I am out PBR in a can and Guinness. I drank about five car bombs last night along with about six pints...the wife had to drive me home.


those are sorta polar-opposite beers there. bud light and pbr on one side and guinness on the other. wow!


I think I am beer-bi-polar.

Hi,
I never developed a taste for beer. I like absolute & tonic w/Lemon! Very refreshing and I get my vit C.

Sunny Bunny


I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!


I have to work in the recommended daily allowance some how! :D

SB

Hi,
I never developed a taste for beer. I like absolute & tonic w/Lemon! Very refreshing and I get my vit C.

Sunny Bunny


I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!


Well, then try my fave...

OJ, Pineapple juice, grenadine, splash of Sprite, and Coconut Rum. Orange juice and pineapple juice?? Talk about Vitamin C!! Carefull, though...if you drink too much it does bad things to the...ahem...intestines the next day...

Hi,
I never developed a taste for beer. I like absolute & tonic w/Lemon! Very refreshing and I get my vit C.

Sunny Bunny


I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!


Well, then try my fave...

OJ, Pineapple juice, grenadine, splash of Sprite, and Coconut Rum. Orange juice and pineapple juice?? Talk about Vitamin C!! Carefull, though...if you drink too much it does bad things to the...ahem...intestines the next day...


MMMMM, yummy!

SB

I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!


there's a sandwich in every bottle! 8)


s3aturnr

I love when people throw in the health benefits of drinking. I get my vitamin C!! Cheers!


there's a sandwich in every bottle! 8)


s3aturnr





lol, just the bread part right? Not that I'm not ok with that because lets be real, bread makes the sandwich after all.

Well i dont really like to drink beer because iam a Jack lover. If i do dring beer its always always a Heineken. wow i love that beeer.

Well i dont really like to drink beer because iam a Jack lover. If i do dring beer its always always a Heineken. wow i love that beeer.


I seriously don't see how people can drink Heineken. Its bitter. Well at least for me :P The only time I enjoyed it was when I was already drunk lol

I keep seeing all of these beer things..it seems to be the talk of the forum...Well I hope i dont get any - karma for this but ive never even tasted the stuff..lol...hard to believe???I am one of those straightedge guys lol...but my dad could give u guys some advice..he grew up over seas "germany, italy mainly" lol he knows a few beers..

I wasn't here when this thread was going on last year, but I want to join in anyway (and maybe some more new people like me will find it).

My favorite beer is Bass Ale.

Besides beer, I like gin with or without tonic. And so far Boodles Gin is my favorite...

I'm not really big on most other liquors or mixed drinks, so I'm pretty easy to please at most bars around here :)

My favorites are Peroni or Killian's

pash

My favorites are Peroni or Killian's

pash

Killian's I can understand, but Peroni???:confused: I'm half Italian myself and I don't even look twice at that stuff. I'm sorry but Italy can make great wine, fast cars and even faster women but as far as beer goes... stick to some good Belgium, German, or even the occasional American Micro Brew...Ofcourse this is just my own opinion, but I've tried long and hard to find an Italian beer that is a decent drink and sadly, I'm still searching. ;)

sam adams / new castle / guinness

Ditto for me. Give me a cold Samuel Adams any day. It's never the wrong decision.

Warsteiner is probably my favorite, and also enjoy Spatan's fest beers too. I enjoy Bitburger if it is ice cold every once and a while.

I really don't have a favorite... I try to avoid carbonated beverages as they don't always agree with me... But if I do drink something it's usually, in no particular order, Yuengling, Samuel Adams, Woodchuck or Cider Jack...

Stella Artois for me.

I like the old standard Bud Light for when I crave beer. Mostly liquor. Bacardi Superior rum for me.....having one now

I like the old standard Bud Light for when I crave beer. Mostly liquor. Bacardi Superior rum for me.....having one now

Cheers...me to right now..

JAy

Becks Dark, Tuborg, Carlsberg

One night a friend and I went to a bar that one of my other friend was the bartender.
He challenged us to distinguish between Bud Light, Coors Light and Miller Light in
a blind taste test. We failed to correctly identify all. Go figure...

But Bud Light for me...

One night a friend and I went to a bar that one of my other friend was the bartender.
He challenged us to distinguish between Bud Light, Coors Light and Miller Light in
a blind taste test. We failed to correctly identify all. Go figure...

But Bud Light for me...

Yeah, it's all the same to me, plus any other <american> Light (lite) beers. It doesn't even taste like beer :(

ok, which beer do you drink? or, if you don't drink beer, what other beverage do you enjoy?

i'm drinking a beer called, "blue moon" right now. an unfiltered wheat beer. very tasty...


s3aturnr

Blue moon here also. I became a follower when I visited the Coors brewery in Goldon CO a couple years ago. That stuff is SOOOOO tasty.
Especially with a big ole pansy ass orange slice floating in it.

Becks Dark, Tuborg, Carlsberg

have you been assimilated (sp) yet?

have you been assimilated (sp) yet?

Nuh. Never going to happen, I'm afraid

I've spent over 9 years total in Germany and I must say, "Them Germans can make a good beer"! I'm having a hard time finding my favorite, Wahrsteiner, but when all else fails, an ice cold Miller Lite quenches my thirst!

I'm indian so I can say, boooood light =]

Not a big drinker, but usually keep one MGD in the fridge.
Also like Fat Tire, Sam Adams, St Arnolds (local small brewerey).

Cheers!

I'm glad--and not surprised--to see that there's a diversity of tastes among this group. I spent six months studying in France in college and came back adapting parts of the European lifestyle into my own, which includes my passion for hatchbacks and good beer. Incidentally, these two passions should never be enjoyed at the same time...but they each have their time and place ;)

So my favorites:

Guinness Draught
Heffewiezen (German wheat beer, not brand specific)
Heineken
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Fat Tire Ale (New Belgium, a US microbrew)
Kronenbourg 1664 (French, and mostly for sentimental reasons)
Leffe de Noël (Belgian)
Amstel Light and Heineken Light (when the calories matter)

I'm glad--and not surprised--to see that there's a diversity of tastes among this group. I spent six months studying in France in college and came back adapting parts of the European lifestyle into my own, which includes my passion for hatchbacks and good beer. Incidentally, these two passions should never be enjoyed at the same time...but they each have their time and place ;)

So my favorites:

Guinness Draught
Heffewiezen (German wheat beer, not brand specific)
Heineken
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Fat Tire Ale (New Belgium, a US microbrew)
Kronenbourg 1664 (French, and mostly for sentimental reasons)
Leffe de Noël (Belgian)
Amstel Light and Heineken Light (when the calories matter)
Bpal- I like your choices in beer, we should connect sometime when I am in the Chicago area... I drop in at least once a month. I am into the Heineken/Amstel light, Sam Adams, Stella Artois and I love having a chilled Singha with Thai food.

Rolling Rock, Yuengling Lager are the favorites but I'll take on a sixer of Miller Light when the occasion arises.

i love rolling rock
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f193/tcdepo/rolling20rock.jpg

Thirsty dog old leghumper.....

Mmm, beer.

I've been making a number of black and tans lately. Typically Bass ale with Guinness floated on top. Any other pale ale will do for the bottom layer, though.

Mmm...

Mmm, beer.

I've been making a number of black and tans lately. Typically Bass ale with Guinness floated on top. Any other pale ale will do for the bottom layer, though.

Mmm...

Love Black and tans, wood chuck tho.

Also like the Guinness, but find that most bartenders rush the pour.

Mostly ask for Labatt 50 :)

http://www.labatt.com/english/lbc_brands/images/fam/bottle_50.jpg

(Before you fellow Canucks ask, I'm not French-Canadian nor do I sit on my front porch with my in-bread relatives playing the fiddle. It's a fine ale...really!)

Im into the IPAs and Pale Ales right now. But my all time favorite is called Boddington's, its an English Pub Ale, tastes as good as it looks. As of lately Ive been drinking a local beer called 8th Street Ale. It is brewed by 4 Peaks Brewery here in AZ. I also like Stone Pale Ale and Stone IPA. Anything that is full of hops is what I enjoy drinking.

I love Boddington's....good stuff.

Also, Alaskan Amber....little hard to get in Florida though.

Chimay a Belgium beer comes in a 750ml bottle at 7% delicious ... Love the Blue Moon in the summer- New Castle always; not bad for a university student..... EH?

Chimay a Belgium beer comes in a 750ml bottle at 7% delicious ... Love the Blue Moon in the summer- New Castle always; not bad for a university student..... EH?

Chima is good stuff as is Blue Moon, I like Sol it's a Carona type beer. mmm beer

Sam Adams Light.

5 Barrel Pale Ale or Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

Chimay a Belgium beer comes in a 750ml bottle at 7% delicious ... Love the Blue Moon in the summer- New Castle always; not bad for a university student..... EH?

If I remember correctly, Chimay is like super thick isnt it? Ive had it before and though it was a good beer. Hard to find in AZ though.

If I remember correctly, Chimay is like super thick isnt it? Ive had it before and though it was a good beer. Hard to find in AZ though.

Yeah its a real heavy beer, get the blue label. Its like 136 a case tho. another good set of beers which are kinda fruity are the lambics.

Labatts Blue is my default
Molson Canadian
Ithaca Beer (Wheat)
There were a couple other beers I liked when I visited Toronto oh they were F.R.double-E so they went down nice.

GUINNESS, and almost all concoctions with the bug G in it.

I try others but always go back to Bud. Just can't get away from it.>:D

Carlsberg , Heiniken, Miller Lite, anything wheat :)

Im into the IPAs and Pale Ales right now. But my all time favorite is called Boddington's, its an English Pub Ale, tastes as good as it looks. As of lately Ive been drinking a local beer called 8th Street Ale. It is brewed by 4 Peaks Brewery here in AZ. I also like Stone Pale Ale and Stone IPA. Anything that is full of hops is what I enjoy drinking.

The_Sal, you just might be interested in the 120 Minute IPA from Dogfish Head...it's got 20% alcohol by volume and costs about $8 for a 12 oz bottle. I found it to definitely be a different kind of beer drinking experience...

http://www.dogfish.com/brewings/Limited_Edition_Beers/120_Minute_IPA/15/index.htm

Lone Star, or Bud Light :P

I like the picto-grams on the lonestar bottle caps!

dude those things are impossible i swear!! even wasted i was like wtf...?!?! its fun witha bunch of ppl tho to try and figure it out, lol!

On a vaca to nova scotia I had a beer called Alexander Kieths. OMG, that was soooo good. From what i've heard it is a local beer to them and damn is it good.

Just came back from Toronto. Keith's is definitely amazing. Steamwhistle is also a good pilsner from Canada.

Keystone Light anyone? Not THAT frugal? haha

here are some of my favorites:
Grolsch Amber Ale... greaaaat beer
BLue Moon.. good summer beer
hoegaarden... i suppose is a good summer beer too
Magic Hat.. nice range of microbrews

The_Sal, you just might be interested in the 120 Minute IPA from Dogfish Head...it's got 20% alcohol by volume and costs about $8 for a 12 oz bottle. I found it to definitely be a different kind of beer drinking experience...

http://www.dogfish.com/brewings/Limited_Edition_Beers/120_Minute_IPA/15/index.htm

Yea Ive heard about that stuff. Its supposed to make you instantly grow chest hair. Thats real strong beer, Im sure its a different experience altogether. Ill have to go to my local bevmo and try one out.

I have 3 favs for beer:

1.Yuengling Lager (www.yuengling.com)

2.Butt Monkey Chimp Chiller Ale (www.lionbrewery.com)

3.Pabst Blue Ribbon (www.pabst.com)

#1 is my fav beer of all time, #2 is when I want a bit lighter of a beer, and #3 is for when I know I'm going to share with people.

Sam Adams Boston Lager & Ale, Cherry Wheat, Cranberry Lambic, Old Fezziwig, Summer Ale, and Sammy Light
Lindemann's Kreik (Belgian cherry ale, naturally fermented using wild yeast and a secondary fermentation on crushed cherries - yum!)
Anheuser Busch World Select lager
Spaten Optimator
Heineken (but in a BIG size - either 500ml or the new 5 liter pressurized can)
Dixie
Foster's (but not the Canadian copy - the original)
Dos Equis (with Tex-Mex food)
Yeungling's Black and Tan
ANY Bavarian hefe-weizen
La Fin du Monde - Canadian, comes in around 9 percent.
Chimay (Trappist) Ales - red, white and blue!
Grolsh and/or Fischer (swing-tops!)
Guinness (on tap)
Schwabenbrau
Hofbrau Oktoberfest (in the Theresienweise, in the tent, or at least the garden tables)

Sam Adams Boston Lager & Ale, Cherry Wheat, Cranberry Lambic, Old Fezziwig, Summer Ale, and Sammy Light
Lindemann's Kreik (Belgian cherry ale, naturally fermented using wild yeast and a secondary fermentation on crushed cherries - yum!)
Anheuser Busch World Select lager
Spaten Optimator
Heineken (but in a BIG size - either 500ml or the new 5 liter pressurized can)
Dixie
Foster's (but not the Canadian copy - the original)
Dos Equis (with Tex-Mex food)
Yeungling's Black and Tan
ANY Bavarian hefe-weizen
La Fin du Monde - Canadian, comes in around 9 percent.
Chimay (Trappist) Ales - red, white and blue!
Grolsh and/or Fischer (swing-tops!)
Guinness (on tap)
Schwabenbrau
Hofbrau Oktoberfest (in the Theresienweise, in the tent, or at least the garden tables)

Here is a link (http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/?Media=PlayFlash) you may need.:eek:

:eek: :eek: :eek:

budweiser!!!

New Castle, Guinness, 4 peaks Kiltlifter, Killian's, Pyramid Heffevizen, Bass Ale, Fat Tire, Carona, Sam Adams

Cheap Beer: Natty Boh Bottle (in Bmo, its a must)

Not Cheap Beer: Victory Hop Devil or any good Pale Ale for that matter.


The way I see it....the hoppier the better. (How fitting in this forum)

Fat Tire, Skinny Dip, Sunshine Wheat, Easy Street Wheat, Moose Drool, Sierra Nevada....:D:

New Glarus Brewing Company is huge up in Madison....Most parties here run off of Natty, PBR, or Keystone.

I usually only drink the beer if its MGD, High Life... but those are more rare.

I've found that I enjoy Leinenklugels Honeyweisse, and various other random stuff.

I love the Cap'n and coke... but he demands a tremendous bounty for what he brings to the table. His Fellow, Admiral Nelson, commands a slightly smaller booty from the wallet.

my goal in life is to never again touch Fleishmann's. Ever.

miller lite or high life for the most part when i'm picking, the fiance and her friends like bud light better though so that somehow ends up being what we have in the fridge. every once in a while i'll pick up something i've never had before. back in the day it used to be natty light all the time (hmm, four of us can pitch in $5 and get a 12-pack of heineken or two 30-packs of natty, what shall we do?)
on the liquor end of things i like a nice jack daniels or soco and coke, gin and squirt (not gin and juice though, sorry snoop-a-loop) and good ol' tequila. rum's no stranger either.

anything from bell's or weyerbacher...those of you looking for a hop fix, try to get your hands on some bell's hopslam...AMAZING BEER.

i drink mainly wine nowadays.

Guiness if I'm drinking beers....or a Kamakazi as a drink with ice instead of as a shot.

Mainly local brew....

Vermont's Shed (Mountain Ale)
Vermont's Rock Art (Ridge Runner)
Vermont's Switchback... my favorite beer on the planet.

If I don't fancy a growler of the above, or in the case of Switchback which is generally only available at the tap, then I'll browse the beer case for the following:

(In no particular order)
Long Trail (Hit the Trail, Black Beary Wheat... yep, that's spelled BeAry, or their Ale)
Samuel Adams lager (you can keep that flavored or seasonal crap)
Yuengling's Black & Tan (the lager is okay)
Shiner Bock (Dallas, Texas)

For non-beer related, I love Arizona’s Arnold Palmer Lite / Half iced tea / half lemonade. Good stuff. 99-cents for 23.5 ounces.

Beyond that.... I often times drink this strange fluid like substance called water. I make it myself with two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen.

Steve

When drinking beer, make mine Yuengling Lager (or Black & Tan, depending on mood), or Erie Brewing Company's Railbender Ale (Fall/Winter is when it's really good, as it is a bit thick, like "pot-roast in -a-bottle"... not exactly suitable for a hot summer's day).

During cold & flu season, I really like Spiced Rum & O.J.

Old Style.

And the way the first 2 games of the season have gone...lots of it:)

heiney-ken

Spotted Cow, Mmmmmmm
Greys Honey Ale
Blue Moon with an orange


Natty Light.......:eek: :wedgie:

Hats off to a fellow Wisconsonite :Ciao:



New Glarus Brewing Company is huge up in Madison....Most parties here run off of Natty, PBR, or Keystone.

I usually only drink the beer if its MGD, High Life... but those are more rare.

I've found that I enjoy Leinenklugels Honeyweisse, and various other random stuff.

I love the Cap'n and coke... but he demands a tremendous bounty for what he brings to the table. His Fellow, Admiral Nelson, commands a slightly smaller booty from the wallet.

my goal in life is to never again touch Fleishmann's. Ever.

Leinenklugels and Coors Original :)

My screenname says it all...

Lately I've taken a liking to Russian beer, especially "Baltika" #5 and #3

Two words: Shiner Bock. Come down to Texas and tell me that stuff ain't delicious.

Lone star when i'm a little low on cash :p

Two words: Shiner Bock. Come down to Texas and tell me that stuff ain't delicious.

Lone star when i'm a little low on cash :p

dude, I know what you mean. the first time I tasted Shiner Bock in TX, it was all I wanted to drink afterward. It has a spot on my top ten.

Lately I'm into a Polish beer called Tyskie and a Italian called Peroni. Both are on par with Shiner

resurrecting this, because it's a hoegaarden night...

Yep, drink Shiner Bock every time I'm in Dallas. They have it a the Brickskeller in Washington, DC also.

resurrecting this, because it's a hoegaarden night...

Kitty you ever drink berkshire brewery's beer? I think that a local brew up in your neck of the woods.

Steel Rail is one of their more common beers.

never had it, but the berkshires are like an hour from here. i think i've heard of steel rail.

i'm not a big beer drinker, there's a few i like, hoegaarden's my favorite.

i'm not a big beer drinker, there's a few i like, hoegaarden's my favorite.

Yeah I'm not a big fan of hoe's let alone a garden of them, that just cant be sanitary.

I am currently enjoying a Leinies

everytime I go out west all I drink is Fat Tire, or Skinny Dip if it is in season. Around Michigan it is all about Bells Oberon and Magic Hat. I only drink miller lite/bud lite when camping.

mmm leinenkugel, another favorite of mine.

everytime I go out west all I drink is Fat Tire, or Skinny Dip if it is in season. Around Michigan it is all about Bells Oberon and Magic Hat. I only drink miller lite/bud lite when camping.

I'm stuck with miller lite :( My stomach seems to have grown sensitive, maybe I ate too many MRE's. Miller Lite is about the only thing that doesnt bother it.

Miller Lite is a pretty mild beer, but its still bed then Bud. I have also gotten a pretty sensitive stomach lately, I think from all the spicy food and hot sauce.

Iron City, when I've got it...It's a Pittsburgh thing, most would not understand. If I don't have a "Pound of Iron" (16 oz bottle/can) in the house, I try to buy as local as possible w/i 100 miles or so. When I travel, I try to sample the local brews and even visit the resident breweries.

I've had Iron City, and I still don't understand.

I couldn't possibly narrow it down to a single beer choice for the purposes of this thread, after all, I've even been known to actually enjoy an OB.

My house is almost always stocked with Lambic Framboise, Blue Moon, and Stella