What's Your Favourite Beer?

[Guest]

Nice

What's that to the side of the sausage? I'm guessing mashed potato one side?

[BNSFsnusHauler]

@pris: It is sauerkraut.

[Guest]

Oh I see, thanks.

[victoryredchevy]

Samuel Adams Boston Lager is my all time favorite. Miller High Life is my "economy" beer. I also enjoy Pabst Blue Ribbon and I still haven't figured out why PBR has such a terrible reputation. Maybe, it's just me. I also enjoy Guinness, Boddington's Pub Ale and Stella Artois.

[bpc720]

[Kstolen23]

Weihenstephaner if I feel like a different tasting beer.

Pretty much most Lagers and some Pilseners.

Oetingger is good and like like Heineken.

When I was in Norway I found myself drinking Ringnes (or something like that), it was the cheepest beer at 4 bucks a can but it tasted much better than most of the other cheep cheers.

There's a few local breweries that do some nice (different) beers around here too but I only buy those if I'm looking for something special.

[AllanH]

Beamish.

I also like English ales and Belgian brews but no particular favourites there.

[snusjus]

Flavor-wise:

Trois Pistoles
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale
Newcastle Brown Ale

Economy-wise:

Milwaukee's Best Ice
Natural Ice
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Hudepohl Amber Lager

It's a pretty abbreviated list. My main point: one can still enjoy craft beer and drink the cheap stuff. I'm sick of beer snobs!

[skyline142]

Oooo, a fine brewery is New Glarius. Spotted Cow is their staple beer. It is quite expensive compared to your six pack bottles of budwiser. But I can drink an entire 6 back to myself of Bud or some cheap 'chug beer' and catch a little buzz, while three New Glarius beers and I gotta call it.

[nicodude]

I dont care much for beer, but if I had to pick id say

[lxskllr]

I forgot one. There was a rogue batch of Murphys draught stout that tasted awesome. It tasted like burnt currants. After 6 months or so, it went back to usual. Still good, but not like the odd batch.

[precious007]

Heiniken, Peroni, Moretti and a few others :^)

[Xobeloot]

In no particular order: Young's Double Chocolate Stout, Rogue Shakespeare Stout, Lost Coast 8-Ball Stout, Guinness Extra Stout, Anchor Porter... The list goes on and on. I prefer beers that I can not see through, but I will occasionally make way for a nice IPA like Dogfishhead 60 (but preferably 90 or 120 min).

[MJ26]

[Veganpunk]

Sam Adams Octoberfest. I stock up on it, still only lasts til about November.