What is your favorite beer?

Favorite domestic? Currently, James Ready 5.5.

Favorite import? Import? If only my last name was Rockefeller.

Favorite with a cigar? Well seeing as I'm too cheap to buy anything more then a buck a beer prolly something reminiscent of swamp water.......

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CohibaMan said:
Favorite domestic? Currently, James Ready 5.5.

Favorite import? Import? If only my last name was Rockefeller.

Favorite with a cigar? Well seeing as I'm too cheap to buy anything more then a buck a beer prolly something reminiscent of swamp water.......

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you like the ready eh? I had it for the first time last weekend at a party....its decent.

My fave domestic is brava......$26 for a 24 and tastes better than Corona IMO.

Fave import......maybe Stella.

Fave with a cigar......either Creemore Springs or Lowenbrau
 
Favorite domestic? New Glarus - Spotted Cow

Favorite import? Guiness Stout

Favorite with a cigar? Either one works well with a cigar.
 
Wow, this is actually very hard for me. But if I have to choose I would say:

Domestic: Yuengling

Import: Blue Moon

Favorite with a Cigar: Leinenkugel (although either of the above would work too)

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Buddha024 said:
Wow, this is actually very hard for me. But if I have to choose I would say:

Domestic: Yuengling

Import: Blue Moon

Favorite with a Cigar: Leinenkugel (although either of the above would work too)

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I thought Blue Moon was made by Coors and was a domestic. I could be wrong tho, but I thought it was brewed in Tennessee or something like that...
 
Domestic- Yuengling Premium (only available in Pa... when my stash runs out I switch to Genny Cream Ale)

Import- Guinness

W/ Cigar- Guinness again
 
Domestic- Sam Adams, miller light

Import- Dos Equis

W/ Cigar-pyramid apricot ale

-----drinking right now a Costco 30 pack of Sam Adams Oktoberfest, gotta love the early stocking of a October beer in September :al
 
Come on Gorillas!! Shake it up a bit and REALLY explore the delicious world of craft beers. There are SOOOO MANY fantastic domestic breweries right here in the good 'ol U.S. that make superb beers.

So put down those mediocre (at best) Heinies, Becks, Guiness, MillerCoorsBud Lights(they could all be the same beer flavored water as far as I can see). Start digging through the beer shelves and trying the truly grreat beers here in the U.S. such as Bells, Victory, Weyerbacher, Stone, Alesmith, Great Divide, Port Brewing, Founders, Unibroue, just to name a very few.

In addition, if you so desire imports the world of Belgian Ales is also limitless. True, a bit more expensive, but some truly world-class beers.

Some great info and beer reviews can be had on www.beeradvocate.com or www.ratebeer.com.

Have fun and explore!! :tu
 
I'm a beer connoisseur more than anything else :) I have so many favorite beers it's ridiculous. But, I do have a "top" beer and that is Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse - in 16.9 oz bottles or on tap - 12oz is ok but seems to suffer from either being in green bottles or bottle conditioning in 12oz size bottles.

Anyhow, some of my other favorite beers, which I hate to list cause I always forget very important ones!:

Schneider Weisser - all types
Paulaner Weisse
Fullers - all types
Samuel Smith - all types but the Nut Brown Ale
Ommegang -all types
Hoegaarden - all types
Jever Pils
Boddingtons
Asahi
Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
Dogfishhead Punkin' Ale
Fosters in 25oz can - yes Fosters... deal with it! :)
La Fin Du Monde - and most other Unibroue beers
Theakston Old Peculiar

And man.... the list goes on and on so I'll stop here! :D



Rev.
 
Nothing beats a Guinness for me, but a close second is a microbrew beer called Camaron's Cream Ale.
 
Any IPA.

Sierra Nevada, Victory, Church Brew Works, Dogfish Head, etc
I’m not picky when it comes to the brand, I’m just happy they have it.
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Domestic- Victory Prima Pils
Import- Old Speckled Hen
Cigar- Aventinus Schneider Weisse

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