What's your favorite kind of beer?

[Downtown Hound]

I'm drinking Red Seal Ale right now from the Mendocino Brewing Company and it's might tasty. What's yours?

[Cerridwen]

1. Harp Lager - enjoying one right now as I watch THK and

President Clinton on C-SPAN.

[salib]

2. Bohemia

With or without a lime.

[proud patriot]

3. Moosehead

:D

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. Root

with plenty of foam in a frosty mug!

[captainjack]

5. WARSTEINER!!!!

:9:9:9:9:9:9

[short bus president]

6. Yuengling is my everyday beer

best beer you can get, cheap.

But when I splurge, I go with Red Stripe, or Negra Modelo with lime. And sometimes a handle or two of Private Stock, for when I, er, un-splurge?

[AlamoDemoc]

7. Samuel Adams

[Downtown Hound]

12. I love Sammy-A!

[crimson333]

8. Guinness

:beer:

[XNASA]

13. Exactamundo.

I stick to stouts and lagers.

Ale packs too much of a punch for me.

[GingerSnaps]

9. Blue Moon

I have tried it 3 times and I like the way that it tastes because they put an orange slice in it. :beer:

[short bus president]

10. yes - Blue Moon Belgian with a slice of orange

It's a nice beer, with an unusual "thing" to it. Definitely a solid choice.

[no name no slogan]

23. Blue Moon is brewed by Coors-- but I still like it!

I got hooked on the stuff before I knew it was a Coors beer (like Killians'). For a Belgian-style wheat beer, it's not bad at all. Considering it's from a fairly large commercial brewery, it's a huge achievement!

[woofless]

11. Lately it's Moose Drool Brown Ale from the Big Sky Brewing Co.

in Missoula, MT. Available everywhere around here. Also partial to Black Butte Porter from somewhere down in OR. Love the dark stuff.

Woof.

[Mallifica]

14. Newcastle, sometimes Guinness, sometimes PBR

depends on my mood and my pocketbook

[Squatch]

15. OPB

Other Peoples' Beer

(aka "Free Beer")

[GreenPartyVoter]

16. I second Root and Birch

[Calico Jack Rackham]

17. Bass Ale

:beer:

[Fenris]

18. New Castle Brown Ale.

:beer:

And Guinness.

[qnr]

19. These:

From Switzerland
From New Zealand
Well, what do you expect me to find in a dinky town in western Oklahoma?

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[Misunderestimator]

20. Guinness

Nothing else compares.

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

21. Wheat beer

It seems this one may be a good approximation of the Brazilian brand I like:

http://www.briansbelly.com/beerbelly/samueladamsweiss.shtml

[OldLeftieLawyer]

22. Pilsner Urquell

From Pilsen, where they invented pilsner. NIce beer.

[Bluebear]

24. Whatever THIS guy is having!!!!!

[Squatch]

25. 3-sheets to the wind, he is

Can't even lift his elbow off the table for a proper quaff.

And this is the guy we want for commander in chief??!?!

Ha, ha, ha.

I keed! I keed!

[Downtown Hound]

26. As opposed to a pussy that can't

take a drink without acting like an immature retard crashing his car on the freeway?

[Squatch]

27. Hey, you leave my friend Jeff out of this!

He had a good excuse, officer, I swear!

(actually, true story. Fucking retard. Lost the sight in one of his eyes...)

[Downtown Hound]

29. Actually I was talking about the squatter in the White House

[Squatch]

30. Someone squatted in the Whitehouse? Was it you?

Where did you leave it?

[Downtown Hound]

33. The only time I'd ever squat in the White House

is if it was on Bush's head. Being the little pansy that can't handle his liquor that he is, he'd probably run to daddy and start crying.

[Misunderestimator]

35. Ha... Great pic!

:thumbsup:

[no name no slogan]

28. Czech Budweiser (Czechvar), Anchor Steam, Draught Bass

Budweiser Budweis (NOT the A-B beer) is brewed in the Czech Republic, and is very much like the beer that inspired A-B's Budweiser-- only much much better. The beer is marketed under the Czechvar brand in the US.

Anchor Steam Beer from SF's Anchor Brewery is a true American beer classic-- and unlike any other found in the rest of the world, to boot. It is a cool, bottom-fermented beer that is made with Ale yeast and has a flavor unlike anything else you'll find.

Lastly has got to be Draught Bass Ale. Draught Bass is only available in the UK, as it is a cask-conditioned ale, which bears little resemblence to the version you can buy "on tap" or in bottles in the US. It's the very typical English pale ale, from the heart of pale ale country in Burton-on-Trent, UK.

Honorable mention goes to Chimay (Belgian Trappist Ale), Pilsner Urquell (the original from Plzen, Czech Republic), Fuller's London Pride (UK), and Schell's Pils (as close to Pilsner Urquell as you can find from a US brewery).


(FULL DISCLOSURE: I'm a certifiable beer snob IRL. I spent seven months working at a traditional English pub in the UK when I got out of college, and subsequently have some odd tastes-- and a hell of a beer-drinking habit :dunce:



:toast: :beer:

[jpgray]

31. I like imperial stouts and a good brown ale around this time

Summer, maybe something like an IPA.

[bo44]

32. COLD

REAL DADGUMMED COLD

[Magrittes Pipe]

34. Frank Boon geuze "Marriage Parfait" 1994.

[PittPoliSci]

36. Upper Canada Dark Ale.

Only had it a handful of times in Niagara Falls.

I loved it.

[Dastard Stepchild]

37. Goose Island...

made right down the road from my house. And I love seeing a goose head at the bar.

[Sabriel]

38. It used to be McEwan's Scotch Ale...

But it got bought out and started tasting weird. Now, it's the top of the line: Le Fin du Monde, by Unibroue. It's like a beer cocktail, at 9%. I hope its name's not a harbinger of things to come, though. Guess I'd better drink another one.