What is your favorite BEER!?

Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.
Lets keep this down to your absolutely favorite beer.
I'll start, my absolutely, all-time, king of the hill, favorite beer is........hoegaarden.
its belgian and its delicious!


Now its your turn, go!


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1. Heffeweizen UFO (Harpoon Brewery)
2. Hoegaarden
3. Old Leghumper Porter (Thirsty Dog Brewing)
4. Old Peculier (Theakston Brewery)

 

Old Leghumper Porter brewed by Thirsty Dog Brewing. Goes good with chocolate-covered peanut brittle.

 

Laphroaig 10 year Cask Strength or Balvenie PortWood.

Never developed a taste for beer. I only get my yeast from bread. ^_^

 

Harpoon UFO: http://www.harpoonbrewery.com/beer/69/UFO-Hefeweizen

But, at the moment I'm taking a forced tolerance break for a few more weeks...

 

Theakston's 'Old Peculier' straight from the wooden cask. Proper beer.

 

Beer? Marstons or Leffe
Scotch? Lagavulin

 

Leinenkugel Red

Killian's

Labatt's Blue

and when in Canada: Molson Export Ale

 

pick one?

 

Pick one beer...

 

only one....although I like all three!

 

bell's two hearted ale. the best!

 

Miller Genuine Draft.

 

My own - specifically whichever one I have brewed and have on tap in my kegerator, although that holds 3

 

Widmer Hefeweizen

Xingu (from Brazil)

Deschutes Black Butte Porter

Lb. Brewing Hefeweizen

Ardberg 10 (very flat for a beer, but the flavor makes up for the lack of bubbles)


If I had to only pick one it'd be the Lb. Hefe....but only having one beer would be like only getting to eat the same food at every meal.

 

Only one.......Hmmm OK. It would have to be Belhaven Scottish Ale.

 

Stiegl, I had it in Salzburg Austria durring the Farmer's Autumn festival. The festival occures on the first full moon after equnox. Great beer ...great time. It is a good way to get in shape for October Fest.

 

I'm a sucker for that Legendary taste of 100% Cool rocky mountain water...

I'm a Coors man ORIGINAL.

The Banquet Beer.

If i ever get tired of it there's also usually a keg of Stone IPA around brewed here in SD. (Brothers)

 

Straub, what no Straub?
gin and tonic then

 

Angry Orchard "Crisp"

Gimmie all the wheat beer in the world, and I'll take something made of apples.

Vodka as a backup

 

Kirin from Japan

 

Rainbow Red Ale - Trout River Brewing Company
I have been enjoying this one lately they serve it at a great wood fired pizza place here in NH. I never stick to any one beer long or I get bored with it.

 

Stella Aartois

http://www.stellaartois.com/en/global/home

 

One beer?
So many . . .
I recently had a Goose Island Bourbon Barrel Stout that was delicious.
New Glarus brewery has many great hoppy beers.

That being said, I prefer bourbon over beer.
Again - so many good ones. Eagle Rare, Whatlen's, Kentucky Vintage, Elijiah Craig . . . pretty much anything out of Bardstown Kentucky is a winner. But then again I am a card carrying "Distinguished Member" of the Bardstown Whiskey society.

 

Cold...just cold...any cold beer in my hand is my favorite....

 

Free Beer is the best....hands down...... But if I had to pick one it would be

Hop On Blonde.......where ??....it is served here.....

http://www.barnightclub.com/

 

Yuengling Lager by America's Oldest Brewery - D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. Pottsville PA

 

What's real interesting is all the different kinds of beer you guys are talking about. Most of these, I've never heard of. Limited on choices around here.

 

If I cant get my hands on a Stella then being a southern man from NZ its gotta be a Speights

http://www.speights.co.nz/About-Speights

 

Weihenstephan Kristall Weissbier or my home brew, been lazy lately though.
They have been making it for almost a 1000 years, might be getting the hang of it by now.
http://weihenstephaner.de/site.php?lang=eng

 

my favorite beer is Pennsylvania Dutch red Birch Beer.

dave fox

 

Out of all the beers, I'd have to say YAMAHA Beer is the best!!

Just kidding. If I had to pic one right now, I'd pick Bud Light Platinum. High Alcohol, "lite" Beer.

Chris.

 

For me, different situations call for different brews:

Goto bottle for a Saturday evening slide: Omegang Abbey Ale.

Clean water for working: Yuengling

Sumtn' Special: Corsendonk Abbey Brown

Scotch has got to be Oban 14 year.

 

Dortmunder Union !! if you can find it !!

 

Magic Hat Séance Saison!!

Tasted and looked like a stout. You can only get it in September and early October though . Really can't go wrong with any Magic Hat brew.

 

Sierra Nevada when I'm flush

PBR for the other 29 days of the month.

 

MGD.

 

I prefer Bud, but any open one will do

 

Imported Peroni. NZ breweries starting brewing it under licence now it is much like Steinlager(yuk). :cry:

So I now drink Monteiths Pilsener

 

At this very moment it is the bottle of cold Lagunitas India Pale Ale that I set down to type this. Having just solved a fuel leak and a vacuum leak on my XJ700, then practically flew into town, with my newly rebuilt front breaks performing admirably on the deer obstacle course, it's one of those beers you feel is well earned. Those always seem to taste the best. Damn it's good!
However, not to diminish the magnificence of this wonderful brew, or your suggestions above, if I were forced to choose the best beer EVER...
I would pick Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale. It is their seasonal offering, it's just about to appear, it is spicy and robust. And it brings back some very fond memories. A toast to logging a few more. Gentlemen, I thank you for all the assistance you have provided, and a special nod to Len at XJ4ever, the parts man! As my bike is tucked into bed for the night, I'm gonna dedicate this next beer to you.

 

Deer obstacle course? In California??? Do they use real deer like in PA?

 

I am spoiled here in the land of micro brews. my current fav is elysian brewing's mens room red. this is a red ale that is just delicious in my opinion.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/700/59248

if you can get this fine brew where you are, I recommend you try it. another good beer, imho is hoppy bitch.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/northwest- ... pa/139426/

CN

 

Yes you are. I used to live just up the road from Widmer. Wart cooking day was the best smelling day of the week

 

Just had the best beer I've ever had. It's called, Elysian Bifrost.
Chris.

 

Gah. Can't stand the stuff. Tastes like ass, as far as I'm concerned. Did nasty things to my dearly departed father's liver.

That being said, I give you this:

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How to Post to a Fark Beer Thread
By Fluff Girl

Reprinted with permission from the Christian Science Monitor

So there you sit on a quiet Sunday, reviewing Fark threads, when up pops a familiar topic: beer. Specifically, the topic of best beers. Of course, some of the more elite Farkers are weighing in on their personal favorites, arguing the merits of the obscure sub-varieties that you have never heard of. You glance dejectedly at the half-empty tall-boy can of Busch Light, and realize that you don't even have enough class to use a coaster. Again, you glance longingly at the beer thread and wish to contribute. What to do?

The answer is alarmingly simple. First, you must emphatically state that all American beer is crap. You may not vary from this rule. It may seem odd that a bunch of monitor jockeys drink nothing but beer that costs ten dollars for a six pack, but don't question this. It's how things are done. Nobody knows why. When you take a guilty look at the cheap beer you are drinking, remember that your Adult Friend Finder profile lists your body type as "athletic." It's kind of the same principle. C'mon. It's the internet.

Then, remember that Google is your friend. You can find the most obscure beer ever, one that is crafted one bottle at a time by a rare sect of hairless trappost monks who are afflicted with both albinism and cryptorchidism, for instance. You may then proclaim that your favorite brew is "Bald Belgian White One-Ball Pale Ale." No one will call you out, because they are busily researching their own favorite beer that is located nowhere near them and they can't afford to drink.

Top off your post with a witty and well-rehearsed bon mot, something along the lines of "I like my beer like I like my women, blonde and yeasty."

Using these simple pointers, you too can become a seasoned beer snob and post with confidence.

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Yuengling Lager

 

lol schmuck, that's kinda what I thought when I saw some of the brew names on here!

I don't touch the stuff anymore, used to drink way too much snakebite (50-50 Cider/strong lager & lethal) & the brew of choice was usually Carlsberg Export.

Still crave a beer now & again but the only brew I touch comes white with 3 sugars

 

Augustiner and Tegernseer!

 

If I could only pick one beer to drink for the rest of my life, it would be yuengling lager. however my absolute favorite is Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout (http://brooklynbrewery.com/brooklyn-bee ... late-stout)

 

Allagash Tripel, A gorgeous Belgian tripel that's brewed in Maine.

http://www.allagash.com/beer/year-round/tripel

 

Soooo many to choose from. I love my micro brews.
I usually choose local.

My absolute favorite is a fruity well hopped IPA from light house brewing in victoria BC canada call swith back IPA
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/lighthouse ... pa/165824/

Karljesse i actually had a Lagunitas IPA last night. Pretty delicious I must say.

This post is making my mouth water