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Entroper on 28 August 2007

I don't have one favorite beer, but I would say that I tend to prefer malty beers like porters and stouts. There's nothing better than a rich, creamy, perfectly carbonated (or nitrogenated) stout to go with a satisfying meal; they can even be used as quick snacks by themselves!  I've recently started brewing my own beer, and I plan to focus on porter and stout, experimenting with the various malts until I come up with something really tasty.

I tend not to like aggressively-hopped beers, but if the blend is right and they don't go too overboard, I like hoppy beers served with spicy food.  A local bar at Virginia Tech has wing night on Wednesdays and Sundays, and the Blue Moon pale ale strikes a good balance with me and helps wash down the hot wings.

So what are your favorite beers? 



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akuma587 on 28 August 2007

Red Stripe. Or girl beers like Smirnoff because regular beer tastes like urine. Personally I prefer mixed drinks.



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Neos on 28 August 2007

grolsch/heineken



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johnsobas on 28 August 2007

corona for sure



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stof on 28 August 2007

I'm a fan of Cream ale. It's just got a refreshing quality few beers have. Sleemans Cream ale in particular, though I don't have too much experience with other cream ales.

I'm not a bif fan of the english style thick and chunky bears. Guinnes eats like a meal... ewww...



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twesterm on 28 August 2007

Hard choice, it really depends on my mood:

Majority of the time: Shiner (hard to get outside of Texas, or cheap outside Texas at least) or Killian's.

When I feel cheap: Miller Light

When I want something dark: Murphy's Stout if they have it otherwise Guiness

Want something spiffy: Sapporro



 

elendar on 28 August 2007

When I feel cheap: Bud Select or Bud Light and I'm always feeling cheap.



sienster on 28 August 2007

Sam Adams all the way. Also Dominion (in VA - it's cheaper) and Sierra Pale Ale.



 

 

kn on 28 August 2007
Entroper said:

I don't have one favorite beer, but I would say that I tend to prefer malty beers like porters and stouts. There's nothing better than a rich, creamy, perfectly carbonated (or nitrogenated) stout to go with a satisfying meal; they can even be used as quick snacks by themselves! I've recently started brewing my own beer, and I plan to focus on porter and stout, experimenting with the various malts until I come up with something really tasty.

I tend not to like aggressively-hopped beers, but if the blend is right and they don't go too overboard, I like hoppy beers served with spicy food. A local bar at Virginia Tech has wing night on Wednesdays and Sundays, and the Blue Moon pale ale strikes a good balance with me and helps wash down the hot wings.

So what are your favorite beers?


 Ok, well, that's a tough one because there are a lot of great beers.  For the money, I love Killians on tap.  Great beer for the money and rivals many imports.

If I had to claim a favorite beer and live only with one, I would probably choose Kronenbourg 1664.  It is a french beer that is imported in the U.S. but very, very difficult to find.  On tap it's quite tasty and isn't far behind in bottles.  Try it if you can find it.



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robjoh on 28 August 2007

Not Bud thats for sure...

I would say Falcon Bayersk (if you find that one outside sweden you are goooood)

or Staropramen or San Miguel or Calsberg or Amstel or ...

I do like beer



 

 

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