Favorite Beers
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I’m going to try the Boulevard Wheat. I had some locally brewed wheat beer at the Black Forest Restaurant in Minneapolis a long time ago with some Hasenfefer aka rabbit. The beer and the rabbit were both great.
It seems wheat beer is seasonal, or maybe thats just marketing.This is one of the best beers that I have every had, and I have had a lot of different kinds of beers.
Nothing like drinking beer in Patagonia.
Good Thread…
My favorite is 90 Shilling from Odell Brewing Company, Fort Collins. Its a bit darker amber. Close second is Odell Five Barrel Pale Ale…
Nothing wrong with Skinny Dip from New Belgium either.
One other beer of note. When I was in Maine last fall I enjoyed Shipyard Export. Luckily, I’ve found one store here in CO that carries it.
Nothing like enjoying a 90 Shilling in this blizzard…
DALE’S PALE ALE. If you’ve never had it, you’re missing out.
http://www.oskarblues.com/brew/
The Old Chub is tasty too.
Their beers are all canned with 100% recycled cardboard boxes.
Shiner Boch, Yuengling, Belhaven (Best and 80 Shilling), Guiness Extra Stout and tap Draught, Samuel Adams, Fraoch, and the beer I make at home.
I can’t get with the Shiner. or any fuity beers either. One exception would have to be Buffalo Bill’s pumpkin ale.
But anything I have brewed up is always tasty. Mostly IPA’s and amber beers or stouts. Depends on the time of year.
Store bought – Dead Guy Ale from Rogue is super nice!
Love some Newcastle fo sho. in fact I was tippin one back when I saw this thread.
Gotta give props to Sierra Nevada pale ale/ Boulevard pale ale is a close second.
Chimay in a glass on tap.
Everyday beer for gettin the job done coors light! I know it’s not close to the list above but who can drink more than 4 or 5 of any of the beers above and still enjoy the flavor.
I’ll drink to that!
Chad
Here is one of my home brews getting a proper offing.Cheers
Whatever’s in the homebrew fridge!
Right now that’s aout 2 gallons of hard cider, 5 gallons of a first attempt at a clone of Boulevard Lunar Ale, and 5 gallons of an Irish Ale from a kit.
Chad,
who’s scarfing plywood in the photo? and for what? a kayak?
Beer?
I like FREE BEER!!!!
I don’t have nearly the snooty taste most guys here have.
Home-Brew Fridge
outside of whats in there some of my favorites are:
Magic Hat: Fat Angel, Hocus Pocus, #9 (VT)
Long Trail: Long Trail Ale, Double Bag (VT)
Big Sky : Moose Drool, TroutSlayer (MT)
Lefthand: Sawtooth (CO)
Sweetwater: 420 (GA)
Full Sail: Pale (OR)
Rouge: Dead Guy (OR)
Widmer : Drop Top Amber (OR)
Magnolia : Southern Pecan (MS)
Abita: Turbodog, Amber and the occasional Purple Haze (LA)
New Belgium: Fat Tire, Blue Paddle, 1554 (CO)Phil
I’ll bring a few Canadian (Ontario) microbreweries to the list:
1) Creemore Springs Lager
2) King Pilsner (closest to real Czech pilsner I’ve ever had)
3) Church Key Old Smoke Scotch Ale
4) Neustadt Springs products including Scottish Ale, Lager, and Bruce County Premium Lager
Besides most are brewed close to some great fishing spots.we had a keg of fosters and dos equis at the DCU tailgate on sat. meh.
i thought we were sponsored by Peroni !
it was free though so no major complaints
Long time scumbag lurker here, but I had to get in on this beer discussion.
I’m a hefeweizen guy, but for some reason I don’t drink them that often, sort of a special treat when I do. My favorite is this one that I recently tried at The Nook in Huntsville, AL: Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier. Don’t know anything about it other than the name, but it was great. I also had a great one at a microbrewery in Kona, HI a couple years ago.
Favorite grocery store beers: Killian’s and Amber Bock. I do like a good Guiness on tap, although I can hardly stand the stuff in the bottle.
Nathan
Whatever is sitting in front of me at the moment, even swill like this:
Honestly, I am a big fan of the Belgian ales.
Dave, I was butt joining with fiberglass and this is what I was building.
Ye olde pirogue! I get’s thirsty sanding! 😎
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