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I like only three beers (in general, I despise beer). In order of preference (least to most) of the beers I'd actually drink:

Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
Killian's Irish Red
Guinness

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I like Dos XX amber. I also like Fat tire. I don't drink that often, but when I do that's what I prefer.

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All mexican beer xD. Corona, Victoria, Negra Modelo, Sol, Indio, Pacifico, Leon, etc.

Ditto, I prefer Tecate. When slumming domestically, Bud Lite.

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I dont really drink much but if I am going to have a beer it has to be Newcastle Brown Ale. If there isnt any Newcastle I'll stick to my diet pepsi
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I love me some beer.

The kind really depends on my mood.

-Old faithful: Miller Lite (I love this beer, and its the only thing that I really drink)

-When I'm in the mood for something different: Heineken, Sam Adams, Red Stripe, Killians, New Castle, etc... just depends on what I want.

-For Power Drankin': Natty Light
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for a "dinner" beer. by dinner beer i mean something i am going to drink with dinner and not a lot of.

Schafly APA
Newcastle Brown Ale
Guiness
Sam Adams Boston Lager


To get hammered:
Bud Select
Natty Light

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To quote Bubba Jay: "An Open one!" Jeff Dunham ventriloquist's puppet
Really though mood/temperature/activity depends:

1) Guinness when only 1-2
2) Old Thumper draft with meals at local pubs
3) Bud/Bud Light when hot!
4) Newcastle Brown Ale with a ball game
5) Corona or Miller when looking to have many!

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This has prooly been said, but my favorite beer is free.
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I am always in the mood for a good Guiness (day, night, and in between).

When I am out with my buddies and we are having "one of those nights" I will drink the bud/ coors light (coupled with a few shots of fermented agave, of course).

Although on the golf course, nothing quite satisfies me like a couple of coors lights.
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i like dos-eques and yengling. they kinda taste the same i had the dos-eques on my honeymoon in mexico and thought i wouldn't like it cause i cant stand that other mexican piss water(corona).

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I thought a thread about beer was the best place for my first post here.

I'm an import guy: Heineken, Amstel Light, Grolsch, Becks, Dos Equis, Modelo Especial...the list goes on and on

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It depends on the mood:

Happy: Guinness
Sad: Guinness
Angry: Guinness
Hungry: Guinness
Hot: Guinness
Want to drink a lot: Guinness
Cold: Maybe some kind of Cream Stout or Guinness

I like to try as many as I can, so when I go somewhere that has a lot of choices, I'll usually give a new one a try.

Kentucky Ale is also a very good brew. It is made here in Lexington and is everything an Ale should be.

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It's the beer I started drinking as soon as I was legal and it's still my favorite beer today: Yuengling Lager!

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Michelob Light for quantity.

Shiner Bock, Amber Bock, Shiner Hefeweizen, Widmer Bros Hefeweizen, and Killians for quality.

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I love wheat beers. Hacker-Pschorr and Hefeweisen are two of my favorites. Blue Moon or Bell's Oberon are great standbys and more common. Most of the Sam Adams beers are solid as well. If it's got to be a domestic I'll go with Labatt Blue Light.

Secret confession...I actually like Miller Chill. If I want to drink a bunch of beers on a hot day, it's smooth and easy to drink.
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I'll drink guiness aswell, around here its pretty much shunned by my group of friends. Im always trying new imports though. I've come to realize almost any beer at the right time is good beer.

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