What is your favorite beer?

[Anonymous 42]

Wally wrote:

Used to like Sam Adams Boston Lager till I found out some its someone’s P~~~. I do enjoy a lot of beers from Oregon particularly Hood River.

That’s why I like Sam Adams, it’s like smelling your own farts! I’m a true MGTOW, F~~~ EVERYONE ELSE, I CUM FIRST!

[Anonymous 0]

Shiner Wicked Ram IPA. Went perfectly with the mesquite-grilled salmon with raspberry/chipotle/garlic/lime glaze prepared for me by exactly no woman ever…..the same deserving of absolutely none from me. Now if you’ll excuse me, 2 fingers of Rebecca Creek and a nice cigar await me on the patio……

[Prefer Peace to PieceParticipant 10809]

Don’t laugh, but my favorite beer is Select 55.
Light and not filling.

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9565]

Coors Light and Ginger Beer. I even decorated my Man Cave bedroom in some Coors Light décor using a tin image of the Silver Bullet and a NASCAR flag.

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[ShinyParticipant 2307]

Best beer I remember having was Boag’s Draught – the stuff the Tasmanians keep to themselves. Cunning bastards. The stuff they export isn’t nearly as good as the stuff from the tap.

[Big BossParticipant 4496]

When it comes to mainstream stuff, I’ll usually stick with something like Blue Moon draft with salt dressing. I do like Pale Ales but I definitely do like craft beer as well. I also love to drink Shiner Bock.

When I want to treat myself I’ll get some Chimay. I always feel great after a bottle.

They key to drinking beer is get draft is possible.

[roninParticipant 341]

I’m still searching for my favourite beer,but meanwhile I love to drink Murphy’s Irish Red and Guinness.
I collect empty bottles of beer, there are 38 on my shelves, and the only american beers I got are Budweiser and Coors.

We are at the dawn of a New Era. We are the Vanguard.-Greg Honda.

[sequoiaParticipant 467]

greene king abbot ale.
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During October I join the lads trip to spain, last year around 120 guys, the married ones leave their wimmin at home, usualy go for about a 4 day break, then I drink bottle beer as its the same everywhere.
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Was cut and carried for a dozen years so therefore, twelve years a slave

[RumpoleParticipant 994]

Leinenkugel’s

[GrumpyParticipant]

Favourite Beer?

Preferably Cold
5% Alcohol or better, absolutely not “light” crap.
I prefer locally brewed/Micro brewery fare as the majority of the big “commercial” beers all taste the same to me now.
Chilled dishwater mixed with p~~~, some of them are like swamp water just to give them a darker colour.

There was a time in my life when I gave a fuck. Now you have to pay ME for it

[Norm87Participant 2]

Jaipur IPA

[Jim01Participant 6678]

Adnams Ghost Ship – this stuff is absolutely lovely. A keg that is slightly chilled is Heaven and it gets you pretty drunk too!

[sequoiaParticipant 467]

If I`m at the beer festival always try some of this, its in the top 30 beers to try before you die.
sarah hughes,sedgley west midlands.
classic dark strong mild 6%.

Was cut and carried for a dozen years so therefore, twelve years a slave

[High RollerParticipant 157]

I am from and live in Oregon and yes, the Beer here is amazing.

I usually drink Stouts, there are particular types I have really enjoyed the most. I love Anderson Valley’s Bourbon Barrel Stout. Full Sail’s Imperial Stout is a super awesome one as well. The bitterest, nastiest, most sourest Stout I’ve ever drank, which I love of course, is Base Camp’s S’more Stout; I drank this one at a bar before and they serve you the Beer with a roasted marshmallow wedged onto the glass.

I do not limit myself to Stouts only, as there are so many different great beers to enjoy. I can honestly say I am never left disappointed when I drink locally brewed Oregon Beer.

[sequoiaParticipant 467]

just found this Not tried it yet,but looking forward to it!
thornbridge brewery sequoia ale,american amber ale 4.5%
for the name only of course.
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Was cut and carried for a dozen years so therefore, twelve years a slave

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