Favorite Beers?
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From: Austin, TX
Favorite Beers?
So, I like my beer just as much as I do my car (never together of course)... What are some of y'alls favorite brews? My go to is a blonde ale called firemans 4... Try it!
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Southern Tier Pumking Ale! Delicious!! Click linky.
http://www.southerntierbrewing.com/f...s_pumking.html
http://www.southerntierbrewing.com/f...s_pumking.html
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From: Mount Pleasant, SC
Phew...where to start?
Let me preface this by saying that I love beer, drink a lot of it, and brew it myself. In many cases, I prefer my homebrews to commercial beers, because they're fresher (or in the case of aged beers, aged longer) and I can control all aspects of production...including the distribution...into my gullet!
In no particular order:
Mikkeller Beer Geek Stout
Ommegang Abbey Ale
Gulden Draak
Flying Fish Exit 1 (Imperial Oyster Stout)
Russian River Pliney the Elder
Victory Baltic Thunder (Imperial Baltic Porter)
Bell's Two Hearted Ale
Buffalo Bill's Alimony Ale
Rogue XS Old Crustacean
Ommegang Three Philosopher's
Founder's Red's Rye
Lagunita's IPA
Stone IPA
Stone Ruination
Weyerbacher Quad
All other Stone beers
Troeg's Nugget Nectar
That's a short but pretty good list of what I like to drink. Of course, when you've got five bars near you with an ever changing list of taps, it's easy to drink many many different beers!
JR
Let me preface this by saying that I love beer, drink a lot of it, and brew it myself. In many cases, I prefer my homebrews to commercial beers, because they're fresher (or in the case of aged beers, aged longer) and I can control all aspects of production...including the distribution...into my gullet!
In no particular order:
Mikkeller Beer Geek Stout
Ommegang Abbey Ale
Gulden Draak
Flying Fish Exit 1 (Imperial Oyster Stout)
Russian River Pliney the Elder
Victory Baltic Thunder (Imperial Baltic Porter)
Bell's Two Hearted Ale
Buffalo Bill's Alimony Ale
Rogue XS Old Crustacean
Ommegang Three Philosopher's
Founder's Red's Rye
Lagunita's IPA
Stone IPA
Stone Ruination
Weyerbacher Quad
All other Stone beers
Troeg's Nugget Nectar
That's a short but pretty good list of what I like to drink. Of course, when you've got five bars near you with an ever changing list of taps, it's easy to drink many many different beers!
JR
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Doppelbock.
Making a batch of 'fresh hop pale ale' at the local brewery this past weekend:
https://themustangsource.com/f657/mu...6/#post6146499
Making a batch of 'fresh hop pale ale' at the local brewery this past weekend:
https://themustangsource.com/f657/mu...6/#post6146499
Last edited by cdynaco; Sep 26, 2011 at 03:21 PM.
Midnight Sun Sockeye Red IPA in Anchorage
They also brew a winter IPA called COHOHO, which is Sockeye on hops steroids.
They also brew a winter IPA called COHOHO, which is Sockeye on hops steroids.
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From: Bristol, TN
Also like;
Guiness
Rouge Chocolate Stout
Young's Double Chocolate Stout
Red Stripe
The Pub (soon to be named Park Lane Tavern
) had a killer stout they served in a brandy snifter, just can't remember the name plus any of the black & tans they served there.
My C/T is cooler than Arin is.
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From: Parkersburg, WV
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From: Mount Pleasant, SC
I had the Stone 15th Anniversary Escondidian Black IPA last night. Amazing. It drinks much lighter than its 10.8% and 100 IBU would otherwise indicate. I also had the Rogue Chocolate Stout, which is always a great beer, and a very interesting Blue Point Sour Cherry Imperial Stout.
I love beer.
JR
