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I've gotta say my most recent discovery has got to be Moosehead. I usually don't like Canadian beers but man does it taste good on a hot summer day. There's nothing like a crisp cold moosehead after a good round at the links.


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Bell's Oberon. Brewed in my hometown of Kalamazoo, MI. LOVE IT!!!!

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Lately I like Landshark and Dos Equis (green bottle). I love wheat beers but they give me headaches.

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Originally Posted by darkhunter139

haha I love the glass!

Hey, I have a set of those too. They're great!

Favorites now are my homebrewed Kölsch ("Fool's Göld", light, lager-like ale) and American stout ("Old FC"). The Kölsch is really a solid hot-weather beer.

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  • 3 weeks later...
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my favorite beer atm has to be Southern Tier IPA .  probably one of the best balanced IPA's i've had in a while in relation to aroma vs taste.


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In Ohio,

New Caslte Brown Ale

Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold

In California

Boonsville summer soltice

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  saevel25 said:
Originally Posted by saevel25

In Ohio,

New Caslte Brown Ale

Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold

In California

Boonsville summer soltice

unfortunately, great lakes doesn't distribute where i'm at.  i've heard their beers are phenomenal.


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Since it is winter I am drinking a dark beer and I have found an awesome tasting and strong stout "Victory Storm King" out of NY. Great flavor.

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  Mozgolf said:
Originally Posted by Mozgolf

2M- Mozambiques finest. Easy drinking no hangover beer

I drank a case of Doshem at one sitting once, and the former part of your second sentence rings a lot truer to me than the latter!

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Brooklyn Brewery's Dark Chocolate Stout.

I've been trying to replicate a homebrew version of that for years now.

Russ B.

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  Stretch said:
Originally Posted by Stretch

I drank a case of Doshem at one sitting once, and the former part of your second sentence rings a lot truer to me than the latter!

Welcome to the site.

LOL, Just the one case? Must have been and old case you bought at some road side stall at Ponta or on the road to Vilanculos!!


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