Favorite Beer
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From: FLATONIA & HOUSTON
Originally Posted by wlihntr
oh my god, yellow colored swell water. Bass Ale, brewed for over 200 years, by order of the Queen.
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From: Southern Alberta
My own. Got some triple-hopped IPA on the go right now.
but, if its free, and cold, anything goes. I have to draw the line at Budweiser and Kokanee though.
Generally I avoid Labatts products because they are Belgian owned.
But I like Keith's, ya Spilly-talker!
When I go out and buy lawnmower beer, it's almost always Molson Canadian, or Sleeman's honey brown, or Big Rock Warthog
Molson Ex is good if you buy it in Quebec, too. Other places in the country just can't make it like the Mothership.
US beers.. Shiner bock is real good, and there are some dandy Microbrews in Southern Montana. Fat Tire is ok, Yeunglings is passable too!
Man I feel like a dog in a forest! I love beer! LOL
but, if its free, and cold, anything goes. I have to draw the line at Budweiser and Kokanee though.
Generally I avoid Labatts products because they are Belgian owned.
But I like Keith's, ya Spilly-talker!
When I go out and buy lawnmower beer, it's almost always Molson Canadian, or Sleeman's honey brown, or Big Rock Warthog
Molson Ex is good if you buy it in Quebec, too. Other places in the country just can't make it like the Mothership.
US beers.. Shiner bock is real good, and there are some dandy Microbrews in Southern Montana. Fat Tire is ok, Yeunglings is passable too!
Man I feel like a dog in a forest! I love beer! LOL
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From: Southern Alberta
Originally Posted by basstardo
Holy cow! Meister Brau!!! My parents used to drink that stuff when I was a kid and they'd let me have one once in a blue moon. Loved that stuff! Wish I could still find it.
I was wondering how long it would take them to save the price of adding water to it too..."No more gotta pee face!"
LOL
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From: North Ogden, Utah
Favorite Beer
Well that sounds like a pretty simple question, or is it. 
I always perfer a Guinness Extra Stout, or a Molson Canadian, or even a Fosters.
Can't go wrong with those three.
Plus at the Class 6 it is cheep no matter what you buy.
I always perfer a Guinness Extra Stout, or a Molson Canadian, or even a Fosters.
Can't go wrong with those three.
Plus at the Class 6 it is cheep no matter what you buy.
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From: Long Island
Originally Posted by Harlow~J4F~
Well that sounds like a pretty simple question, or is it.
I always perfer a Guinness Extra Stout, or a Molson Canadian, or even a Fosters.
Can't go wrong with those three.
Plus at the Class 6 it is cheep no matter what you buy.
I always perfer a Guinness Extra Stout, or a Molson Canadian, or even a Fosters.
Can't go wrong with those three.
Plus at the Class 6 it is cheep no matter what you buy.
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From: Back in the TX Coast
My favorite is yours,his,free and cold...but really nothing like a guiness in a dublin pub...or a brahma in Rio...ah heck i have been to too many countries and love all beer...been in germany 2 yrs and haven't found a beer i did not like 
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From: Laguna Hills and Payson
#1 my homebrew (or your homebrew)
#2 Guiness draught
#3 hefe
#4 Stone AB
#5 Any IPA
#6 Sierra Nevada PA or the like
#7 Good lager, Pilson (Pilsner Urquell, etc.)
#8 Bud/MGD etc.
#9 other american mass-lagers
#10 barley wine once and a while
quietman
#2 Guiness draught
#3 hefe
#4 Stone AB
#5 Any IPA
#6 Sierra Nevada PA or the like
#7 Good lager, Pilson (Pilsner Urquell, etc.)
#8 Bud/MGD etc.
#9 other american mass-lagers
#10 barley wine once and a while
quietman
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From: Mercer County, OH
For years I drank "fizzy yellow beer" like everyone else but lately I've been enjoying quality over quantity. While I'll still crack open a cold Miller High Life after mowing the lawn or other work, I've been trying some "craft " beers and let me tell you it's pretty good stuff. Check out www.beeradvocate.com and start trying something different.
