What's your favorite beer? Why?

[luvya]

FOSTER...gotta love it!
Guiness..love the look and taste!
Coors...best cheap beer!
Sam miguel...best keep secret!!
milwaukee's best...BECAUSE I AM POOR!:|

 

[slunk]

Corona is disgusting and probably the worst beer I've ever had.

Best: Sam Adams, Ziegenbock, a lot from the brewer (?) that brews Fat Tire.

 

[CraigRT]

Alexander Keiths' India Pale
Moosehead

cause they don't taste like crap, like most beer..

 

[zod]

Does Lambic count?

If it does, Lambic... coz it doesnt taste like beer.

Otherwise, I'd rather have a Cider (like Woodpecker).

 

[ArmenK]

Negra Modelo is the only beer I have liked the taste of

 

[Anubis]

ok here we go
corona
sam adams
Guiness
NewCastle
Troegs
Appalachian
Schlaflys
Flat Tire
Goose island
Victory moosehead
girty Mc Duffs
saranack
light house
420 pale ale - yes its actually a beer brewed in maine
Carrabassat
Harp
bass ale
pabst
fosters
Murphies stout
hefenreffer - only beer ive ever seen sold in 2 liter bottles
killians

thats good for now. at the moment theres pabst pounders, corona, mooshead and harp in my fridge

 

[silverpig]

I like very crisp bitter pilsners.


Veltins
Lowenbrau
Grolsch

all fit into that category.
When I'm drinking at a party, I go for

Canadian.

When I'm out having dinner, I really like honey cream ales and honey lagers, just for something with an interesting taste.

Then again, I make my own, as I work at a U-Brew. Got a keg of honey cream ale coming up pretty quick here.

 

[Zipp]

Sam Adams Boston Lager

 

[Pundit]

I don't know why, but I just don't like beer. I've heard it's an acquired taste, but after years of drinking, I still don't like it. I feel left out.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

Lagunitas Maximus IPA

 

[cressida]

hm.. many votes for corona.

 

[pyonir]

Guinness
Caffrey's
Harp (it isn't plural like a LOT of people seem to think)
NewCastle
if i have to drink light: Molson Canadian

 

[yakko]

Spaten Oktoberfest or Optimator.
Beck's Dark and regular
Dergy's Amber Ale and Honey Blonde
Sol
Killian's Brown (I haven't seen it in years though)

I like a lot of other stuff but these are my preferences right now.

 

[FrustratedUser]

Urquel
Coors (not light)
Carlsberg Hof
Heineken
Kronenburg
San Miguel
Dos Equis
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[superkeith]

anyone try boddington's before? i liken it to a guiness without the bitterness.
ales #1. stouts #2.

canadian beer displeases me.

 

[DoOLiE11]

miller lite man here
coors lite
killians

good stuff

 

[SpongeBob]

Bass Ale. It's been my favorite for years now.

 

[divinemartyr]

Surprised no one has mentioned this yet:

Paulaner Hefe Weizen

It is GREAT when served with a slight bit of lemon. It has a VERY smooth flavor, not light but not stout either. Crisp and refeshing, this unfiltered wheat beer will definitely surprise you. A 6-pack will cost you generally around $9, but if you just want to try it, they sell pints at most 'larger' liquor stores for around $2.69. Definitely worth trying.

Other beers which rank highly, but not as high:

Moosehead
Red Stripe
Grolsch

Best inexpensive beer: (also one of the only beers I enjoy from the states)

Rolling Rock

dm

 

[Wheezer]

St. Pauli Girl (Light or dark)
Labatte Blue
Honey Brown

 

[masterxfob]

Guiness
NewCastle
Bass Ale
Sam Adams
Heffeweizen (at BJ's)
Totonka (at BJ's)

 

[PrinceofWands]

I really don't like beer very much...only found a few I can drink without wanting to throw up: Mostly the blackest, vilest concoctions are the ones I can stomach - Rogue Shakespearean Stout, sometimes Guiness Stout. Mostly I stick to wines or hard alcohol. mmmmm, aged cognac warmed over flame.....*drool*

 

[Anghang]

Guinness Extra Cold (UK)...

smooooooth... ...at least IMHO...

 

[hooj]

it has to be Stella Artois then probably Leffe or Hoegardden

 

[Aves]

Coors Light
Modelo
Lowenbrau

 

[amnesiac]

Shiner Bock
Bass Ale
Heineken
Rolling Rock
Hefeweizen