Who Likes Beer!!!!

Over the past year of working in a brewery my tastes have led me to some delicious stuff.

Pilsner - "Victory Prima Pils", PBR, Stella Artois
Stout - Left Hand Brewery Milk Stout, I will also do Oatmeal Stouts as well, Guiness is always an option but I don't view it as a stout due to its lighter body nature to other stouts
Porters - Can't really go wrong with any brand
IPA - Stone Brewery hands down, Try the "Ruination IPA" if you want an assault on your taste buds, its off the IBU scale (international bitterness unit), I also like the 90 min dogfish, and the "Big Hoppy Monster" by terrapin is a tasty treat.
Wheat - Bells "Oberon" is amazing, so is the Saison Dupont Farmhouse Ale, Hoegaarden is a decent one and the sierra nevada "Kellerweis Hefe" is good too.
Belgians - Chimay Blue, Duvel, and Ommegang to name a few
Reds - Killians is OK, Laginitas Imperial Red is awesome too.

Bud Light if I am playing drinking games, especially beer pong.


Vince ('97VFR750)

 

I am drinking a nice cold Fat Tire right now. I also like Molson Ice and Corona.

 

P.S. I will drink it if nothing is left but IMHO I think MGD Is horrible.

 

Every beer ever brewed was my favorite, and lots of it. That's why I don't drink it any longer. I'm very jealous of those of you who can have a few and stop. Never worked for me.

 

my favorites would be ice cold corona's and margarita's, hey reggie are those on the regie list of drinks at the old reggie saloon hehehe

 

yes! a subject I can really add a lot on.

For great flavor, and high alcohol, there is the blushing monk. Barley wine, rasberry flavor, 15%.:thumbsup:
Dark, Gulden Draak, 12%.
daily - Leinie's about anything. Summer it's the berry, winter brews vary. Miss the apple spice. Don't care for the summer shandy. The wheat needs to be dumped (not poured) into a glass - airates the beer, better flavor. (Per Jake Leinenkugel)
PBR? OK, make it a diesel - 16oz glass, 4oz diet, 12 oz beer. Makes any beer better.

For further information, check out BeerAdvocate - Respect Beer.

both the Blushing Monk & Gulden Draak gets high marks there. Don't get me wrong, they are expensive, that's why they are not an every day beer.

and never when riding. OK, maybe hardly ever. One with dinner, no big deal. Takes a while to drink, wait a while, all OK.

 

you said it brother.....................................

 

100 proof southern comfort and cherry doctor pepper, or bacardi can coke both taste awesome and will get you plastered

 

Oregon has lots of good beer. Sometimes I like the fancy stuff and sometimes I like the cheap crappy stuff. Its all good. I have also had expensive crappy stuff.

 

Oh my God! My stomach is churning just thinking about that! I think I even threw up a little in my mouth!

 

Don't like beer too much, but I tried Kirin recently and it wasn't too bad. I prefer red wine.

 

Sierra Nevada brewing company makes alot of really good seasonal beers. Some of my favorites are: Pale Bock, Summerfest, and Brown ale. I think brown ale is in the regular rotation now. Of course there is always my favorite go to beer Pale ale. My wife worked at the brewery for 5 years..... Those were the days. I'm pretty sure I had a good time, it's all still a little foggy.
Chico is the place I wanna be.

 

oops! where is the photo....

 

Ahh Guiness, best thing goin for a bad case of constipation

 

+1
w/lime

 

persing... How 'bout trying Corona and Capt. Morgan. What you do is drink the beer out of the neck and then fill it with the Capt. It obviously gives the Corona a whole different/better taste. Enjoy!!!

 

corona is the only beer i can even stand to drink but pouring captain in it just sounds nasty i'll try it cause i'm always looking for good alcohol mixtures but don't really think i'll enjoy that one.

 

I'm with Reg, when someone axes (sic) me what kind of beer I 'd like, I usually say "one out of that cooler would be fine"

Beer is wonderful stuff to be sure, but but for those of us that struggle with keeping ourselves from becoming fatasses, its liquor every time.




Wines are fine, and one can spend all kinds of time and money enjoying and learning them.

But bourbon............mmmmmm