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Favorite Beer Thread!

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Dang it the only Blue Moon I can find in my area is the regular. I want to try the winter if I can find it. Honey Moon sounds good. Have you tried or heard of Oregan Honey Beer... It is very tasty. If you can find it.
 
rhett7660 said:
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Dang it the only Blue Moon I can find in my area is the regular. I want to try the winter if I can find it. Honey Moon sounds good. Have you tried or heard of Oregan Honey Beer... It is very tasty. If you can find it.
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What do you mean you can't find it? They always have it at Ralphs during the summer. Where do you find Oregon Honey Beer?
 
Sorry to bring this back, but I ran across it while searching "miller high life" on macrumors. It is, after all, getting to be cookout season. Or, as we say in Wisconsin, frying out.

In case you haven't guessed, my favorite is Miller High Life. Refreshing and delicious.

I guess I'm not as much a high brow beer snob as many of the other macrumors members. So many other beers taste like skunk to me.
 
mattwolfmatt said:
Sorry to bring this back, but I ran across it while searching "miller high life" on macrumors. It is, after all, getting to be cookout season. Or, as we say in Wisconsin, frying out.

In case you haven't guessed, my favorite is Miller High Life. Refreshing and delicious.

I guess I'm not as much a high brow beer snob as many of the other macrumors members. So many other beers taste like skunk to me.
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I'm drinking a Sam Adams Nobel Pils. Very nice.

As for Miller High Life, no thanks. I remember tasting it when I was much younger and not liking it. My cousin told me it was made from Clydesdale horse piss. Never drank another one again. :D
 
Jaro65 said:
Love Guinness. And does it ever taste delicious in Ireland!
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Have you tried Murphy's? It is very good also..

rdowns said:
I'm drinking a Sam Adams Nobel Pils. Very nice.

As for Miller High Life, no thanks. I remember tasting it when I was much younger and not liking it. My cousin told me it was made from Clydesdale horse piss. Never drank another one again. :D
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I have been really digging Sam Adams Nobel Pils... Had a black and sam at TGIF with it and it is really good that way also. By far though if you like black and tans style mixing, try Sams Oktoberfest and Guinness. Ohhhhhhhhh.
 
mattwolfmatt said:
I guess I'm not as much a high brow beer snob as many of the other macrumors members. So many other beers taste like skunk to me.
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I wouldn't call myself a highbrow beer fan, meaning that I drink the more expensive beer just because. I guzzled Bud-Miller-Coors during $5 drink and drown nights and didn't understand why people liked beer. However, when I tried Lindeman's framboise beer, I finally understood why people liked beer.
Anyway, when it comes to summer beers, I heart Hoegaarden. When I drink this beer, I don't understand why people drink B-M-C.
 
I'm definitely a fan of the European beers (living in the UK it's pretty much all we have). My favourites would be Becks, Kronenberg and Grolsch.
 
I love Fat Tire and Great Lakes (most of their brews). But I just found this and I have to say that at home it will likely replace fat tire for now.
Less ABV% but I'm not looking to get hammered, I just love a good brew.
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Anything from Belgium, pretty much. I remember sipping a lovely beer on the Grote Markt. Boy, that was something else. Also fond, but vague, memories of Belgo in London. Why do pink elephants figure in this? Was there a beer with them on the bottle or glass?

Delirium Tremens!

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and I must add, Kwak, just for the glass (although the beer was good too)

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If you want to find the best beers on Earth, you either have to go to Belgium (wine cellar temperature top-fermented beers and ales) or southern Germany and the nearby Czech Republic (near-freezing temperature bottom-fermented beers).

Americans prefer Pilsner-style near-freezing temperature beer because of the influence of German immigrants that started up breweries in the USA in the first half of the 19th Century--and these breweries spread beer fast across the USA when refrigerated railroad boxcars became widely available after the Civil War.
 
One of my all time favorites now, but I couldn't find an image of it anywhere, not even on the brewers website, so here is a picture of their regular IPA (which is still very good).
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It's called Homo Erectus by Walking Man Brewery in Stevenson, Washington. It's an Imperial IPA, 9.0% ABV while remaining very drinkable and damn tasty.
 
flopticalcube said:
Anything from Belgium, pretty much. I remember sipping a lovely beer on the Grote Markt. Boy, that was something else. Also fond, but vague, memories of Belgo in London. Why do pink elephants figure in this? Was there a beer with them on the bottle or glass?

Delirium Tremens!

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and I must add, Kwak, just for the glass (although the beer was good too)

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I'm not one to quibble over head, but my god, really?
 
I'm not a big drinker, but I look for Killian's and New Castle when out if the place doesn't make their own beer. I like trying the local stuff if possible.
 
Hmmmmm beer :)

Of the (mostly) mainstream beers I like this Czech beer called Velkopopovický Kozel as well as a Bristish ale called Doombar.

Tho I'm normally game for any guest ales at my local. I recently had a pint of a really dark ale called 'Engine grease' which was just delicious!
 
i usually find a beer i like and stick with it for a few months before changing to a new one and repeating the process.

currently I am really enjoying Blue Moon.
 
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