Favorite Beer? - Page 12

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Hoegaarden! From the tap of course.

Love Hoegarden.   What's interesting is that when I was travelling in London, i noticed that it was on tap everywhere, and it kinda seemed like it was Europe's version of Budweiser (popular cheap beer).

I like trappist bear, with Chimay being my favorite.

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Originally Posted by michaeljames92 

Hoegaarden! From the tap of course.

Another vote for Yuengling from a foreigner. For our tastes the Coors, Bud, Miller is undrinkable.

We asked a barman in Columbia, SC to find us something other than the regular shite, stayed on the Yuengling all the way to New York, certainly pleased our hosts in Philly

1. Yuengling

2. Bass

3. Fosters

In that order.

Weihenstephaner.

Not a ton of choice down here due to a very concentrated market, but getting better.

For everyday swilling, I enjoy Windhoek Lager. At least it doesn't have corn in like most of the South African Breweries adjunct crap.

My local store has also started carrying the Sao Gabriel beers, which is good news 'cause they're damn delicious.

My favorite SA beer would have to be Robson's Durban Pale Ale, but it's bloody hard to find anywhere except Durban. Luckily my cousin lives there and brings a case down with him on any visit in return for a free round of golf. 

Just discovered it this weekend.  It is fantastic

Innis and Gunn - Rum Cask

From the Russian River Brewing Co. in Santa Rosa, Ca. 

Finally was able to find Troegs Nugget Nectar, it is amazing.  If you can find it I highly recommend you try it before it is out of season  They stop making it sometime in March so it is not going to be around much longer.

Fat Yak Pale Ale

Barossa Brewing Co. Miller's Lager

James Squire Sundown Lager

So many beers, so little time. Some of my favorites in no order are:

Rogue Yellow Snow

Two Hearted Ale

Stone Ruination

Stone IPA

Dogfish 60 minute

Nugget Nectar

Hopslam

Green Flash IPA

and many others.

For regular beers, I'll drink a Yuengling.

I finally tried Yuengling about 6 months ago after hearing a lot of great things about it.  It's a good beer, but it isn't the best lager I've had.  For the lager fans out there, you all need to try James Boag's if you haven't already.  I've tried a number of lagers the last few years, and it's still number one on my list.  Hoegaarden is still my favorite overall beer though, but James Boag's is a close second.

Another really good beer is Kwak.  It's pretty damn expensive, but it's well worth it.

Okanagan Spring(s)

I like all their beers, but my favourite is "1516".

Went through a Red Hook phase just now, after visiting their brewery outside Seattle.  Their ESB is solid, and the Long Hammer IPA is pretty good, too.

Yuengling Lager

Depends on the season for me...

Cold weather: Guinness

Hot weather:  leinenkugel's summer shandy (Best Beer ever made)

Yeah James Boag's is not a bad Aussie beer, I still prefer Weihenstephaner. More specifically the Hefe Weissbier.
 

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Originally Posted by Thrash13 

I finally tried Yuengling about 6 months ago after hearing a lot of great things about it.  It's a good beer, but it isn't the best lager I've had.  For the lager fans out there, you all need to try James Boag's if you haven't already.  I've tried a number of lagers the last few years, and it's still number one on my list.  Hoegaarden is still my favorite overall beer though, but James Boag's is a close second.

 

Another really good beer is Kwak.  It's pretty damn expensive, but it's well worth it.