Brand wars - what's your favorite beer?

[Mr. Brewski]

Homebrew!!!!

Baird Creek Brown Ale is a personal favorite, along with Barking Brew ESB, dont forget Quartz Creek Porter... - All made at the Clover Creek Brewery, located in my garage, Puyallup Wa... .

 

[Steve M]

I'm enjoying a 34*F St. Pauligirl right now. Mrs likes Killians Red. Sometimes I get the urge for a Guiness Extra Stout or a Sam Adams Boston Ale.

Busch, Budweiser, Miller, and anything in a can gives me heartburn and a headache. Beans are cheap. Good beer aint.

 

[TomGolden]

I'm with RGilbert above - Guinness!! (mother's milk)

Also Sam Smiths oatmeal stout and Newcastle Brown



Tom

 

[willyslover]

Red Hook beers north east of Seattle [ESB my favorite] and Mad River Brewing Blue Lake, Ca. [several good ones]... several good bitter Ales out there now as Micro brews get even more popular... my daily is Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

 

[Rattlebox]

Coors Original (Colorado Kool Aid)



Budweiser

 

[CLorox]

yummm..

Sierra Nevada green label (current favorite, several flavors)

Sam Adams

Bass Ale

Molson Golden

Bud / Bud light

Guinness

 

[TowPro]

I brought home some Molson Brudore (spelled wrong)one time, it was pretty good.

Originally posted by JLinder

Just got a case of Molson Canadian the other day. It came from up north so it was the high test version, pretty darn good.

 

[Silver]

"Turbodog" from the Abita brewery in Louisiana.



... or anything else as long as it's cold.

 

[jmadden]

Manequin pis

Sprecher seasonal brews

Harp

Capital special or oktoberfest

Leinenkugels

or when really going to the bottom of the barrel... Pabst.



Amazing what extremes some of us have... individually... not looking at the whole group. Manequin pis compares to PBR like night and day... same with Bass to Bud light... yet some of us (myself includes) have the extremes on our lists.





jm

 

[QRTRHRS]

Originally posted by TowPro

Yingling, any flavor from light to portor will do.

I'll second that, brewed close by too. I also like Labatt's Blue.



All these specialty beers are good but too pricey for me. Having lived in Germany, it does not have to cost a fortune and it better well be good.

 

[mopars1]

I have not heard of many of the beers you all are talking about.



I will stick with my favorite---Bud Light

 

[illflem]

When I worked construction the super would buy beer for the crew whenever we poured concrete, which was almost everyday.

Wouldn't buy Bud though, said it makes people fight.

 

[mopars1]

Soooo, that is why I wake up after a night of drinking with two black eyes!:--)

 

[93 1TON]

1. Free

2. Cold

Rich

 

[Hutchew]

1. Ice COLD Mickey's Big Mouths (hand grenades)

2. MGD, bottle only

3. Tecate, can only



4. Cape Cods, when I'm feeling refined... ... ... ...

 

[RBrunson]

A&W Root Beer

 

[LSMITH]

Re: 90% of these I have never ever heard of...

Originally posted by jtisdale

Doesn't anybody drink Blatz or Pabst anymore? These two are real popular with the young crowd around here.

I prefer the "topshelf" Milwaukees Best Light. And If that isnt around, I like Miller Lite (mother's milk)

But the best beer by a long shot, hands down is FREE beer, cold of course. :-laf :-laf :-laf

Damn Jim, come over one of these days and we can get you a good beer or two. See if we can't save your soul from horsepi$$ beer LOL.

 

[LSMITH]

I like Sam Adams Boston Ale and Lager, Cream Stout too. Yuenglings is darn good. Bass is good, Spaten Wiess is good, Capitol Amber and Lager, Hacherphsor Kilkenny, Micheal O'Sheays amber, and on and on. Dark, smooth and flavorful is what I look for mostly. A few good light body beers like the Bass get in there too.



I do drink a lot of Lienies and bud lite, just cause it is cheap.

 

[waterdonkey]

Guinness, Murphys, Beamish, & Xingu



Basically anything you cant see through

 

[power grizz]

long tall blondes, a. k. a the champagne of beers



MILLER HIGH LIFE



or on the sweet side, southern and dew