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Shiner - in a can

Xingu - Brazilian black lager

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Depends which part of the world I'm in and what's available!

But my all time favourite is in the UK, from Sharps Brewery in Cornwall and is a bitter called Doom Bar.


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Love Bitter beers!!

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More of a whiskey/scotch drinker. But every now and then I prefer a good beer. I'll really only buy something from Stone or Lagunitas Brewing Companies This has been my favorite lately.

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There's no way I can pick just one favorite beer. On the course, when I plan on having more than a "couple," I stick to something light and easy like Miller Lite. But in the clubhouse I love IPA's and Imperial stouts. Dogfishead has yet to make a beer that I disliked.


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After nearly a decade of Guinness, my new favorite is McAuslan Cream Ale.  [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/69846/] [/URL] [URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/69847/] [/URL] Bitter and Delicious!!

Whete


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Originally Posted by European Macca

Whete

pardon me?

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Originally Posted by YogiTKE

Whats your beer of choice?

I'm a light beer drinker. Most brands are okay, but if I had to pick one, it would be Miller Lite.  But, I just bought LaBatt Blue Light and it might be my new choice. Eh?

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Where an you ge that gear, it looks Boss!

MacAusland is a micro-brewery in Montreal, Canada that only makes Ales, no lagers or pilsners although they do make a pretty good stout. They have fairly extensive distribution for a micro-brewery but you can't get it everywhere. Shame, it's a fantastic brewery.

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Call me Ernest, or EJ or Ernie.

PSA - "If you find yourself in a hole, STOP DIGGING!"

My Whackin' Sticks: :cleveland: 330cc 2003 Launcher 10.5*  :tmade: RBZ HL 3w  :nickent: 3DX DC 3H, 3DX RC 4H  :callaway: X-22 5-AW  :nike:SV tour 56* SW :mizuno: MP-T11 60* LW :bridgestone: customized TD-03 putter :tmade:Penta TP3   :aimpoint:

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I usually go with a Sweetwater IPA or a Bells Two Hearted Ale when asked what my favorite beer is. Make it Hoppy please!


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Guiness is my staple beer.  If I go to a trendy spot I may have a Walt Whit or something like that.

Obviously if someone wants to do a Irish Car Bomb I am game, unless I'm driving as it turns me into the equivalent of Superman drinking a Kryptonite Margarita.

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Depends on what I am doing at the time and what I am eating with it. My favorites are Yuengling, Miller Lite, Dos Equis, Sam Adam's Summer Ale, Shock Top End of the World Midnight Wheat. Also like a couple of local micro brews, Smoky Mountain Cherokee Red Ale, and Depot Street Loose Caboose Lager.

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Originally Posted by Valleygolfer

Yeungling is a good brew.... Too bad there is no distributor here .....

There was no yeungling in Tampa either, until they bought the old Stroh's Brewery just north of Busch Gardens.......next thing i knew, Yeungling on Tap was showing up at the local pubs 7 restaurants.


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Just had a six of Lagunitas Sucks and WOW! Incredible! If you're a hop head like me you gotta try it before it disappears untill next year.


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I wish I had a yueng lueng (sp?) I became hooked on them while at the 2007 U.S. Open in Oakmont. Great Beer!!


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For my money you are not going to do much better than Anchor brewery's Steam beer on tap.

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