The Perfect Brew........!

[Black Dog]

I think your Alaskan vodka statement is debatable, but I've never tried it so I will wait to debate you! Its going to have to be more pure and smoother than Tito's Handcrafted Vodka to win me over.

I tried Arrogant Bastard Ale last week and was pretty impressed. (not my pic)

 

[ccarm]

One of the best wintertime stouts that I've ever had is this one:

Excellent color, and flavor. It makes those cold winter nights just a little better. Plus it's still brewed in a monastery in southern Germany. Great beer.

 

[IHDiesel73L]

This one is for you select Easterners who know what I'm talking about:

Yuengling is produced by America's oldest continuously operating brewery in Pottsville, PA. Up until the 1980s or so it was really only the drink of choice for Pennsylvania coal miners and folks on the fringes of Pennsylvania (like those of us here in New Jersey), but they've been expanding and I think they're available up and down the east coast now (except Maine-I know because I brought some up there and shared a few with some pleasantly surprised Mainers :coffeedrink. Anyway, Yuengling is no microbrew, but it's best reasonably priced beer you can buy. A case of bottles is $16.99! And don't let the term "Lager" fool you-it's an amber beer with a taste that goes just as well with a cold day as a it does in sweltering heat. I like a good winter warmer stout or blonde summer ale now and then, but my go-to beer will always be Yuengling.

 

[1speed]

The Lager is good, but the Porter is mo' better! :beer:

 

[MuckSavage]

Last week, give the cold weather, I headed out to look for my "cold weather beer "Troegs Rugged Trail" Troegs is a local craftbrewer in Harrisburg, Pa. My local store was out, so I bought this, which is very good.

 

[constructeur]

Perfect is subjective, I enjoy an Olympia or PBR when camping (eh, and something from Islay as well)

When paring with a nice meal I'm usually going for something Belgian, with Saison and Wit being some of my favorite flavours.

Best Brewery in Washigton right now: http://www.blackravenbrewing.com/

Boulevard from Kansas city is always rockin': http://boulevard.com/

21st Amendment rocks me, especially the Monks Blood: http://www.21st-amendment.com/beer/monks-blood

 

[IHDiesel73L]

The Lager is good, but the Porter is mo' better! :beer:

Don't forget the Black and Tan.

 

[BillTex]

The Belgians don't know how to make a bad brew...as far as domestic, I am a big fan of all Brewery Ommegang...

Anything fermented in the bottle has to be good!

See my sig for allegiance to good brews...

Bill

 

[zjsheller]

Don't forget the Black and Tan.

Yum. Love those black and tans!
'Course an good Oatmeal Stout always makes my day.

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[Richie]

Recently I've grown fond of Dos XX Lager. The only green bottle beer I like.

 

[dallasrover]

Sometimes the location is as much as the beverage.

 

[Hill Bill E.]

There's only 3 kinds of 'Brews' out there boys.....


Warm,

Cold,

And the one someone else buys!!!:victory:

I like Guiness from the tap, but the lines have to be clean, and the keg fresh (ie: bar sells a lot, and maintains the tap lines)

Becks Dark

NordEast

Fat Tire

Two hearts or Two Hearted Ale, something like that...:snorkel:

Just about any heavy home brew:coffeedrink:

 

[silvElise]

Duvel, tremens are my favs

 

[Tacovendor]

Just tried Lil Sumpin from Lagunitas brewery. very hoppy, and muy potent!! They like to make strong beers with lots of flavor!

 

[Richie]

Going on a 3 night, 4 day camping trip a week from tomorrow. I'll be taking Guinness and something else. Haven't decided what yet.