Favorite Beer
04-28-2009 | 08:04 PM
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Favorite Beer
Well ladies and gents,
I'm a bit bored here on my 3 days off and I thought since I was sitting down watching tv and drinking a Bud Light Lime I'd see what everyone's taste was in beer.
So, let's see how many responses this gets. Just curious to see what type of beer (brand, import, American, dark, light, amber, etc) pilots out there like.
I personally am a fan of just about every beer out there (with the exception of Fosters) but do LOVE by BLL
I'm a bit bored here on my 3 days off and I thought since I was sitting down watching tv and drinking a Bud Light Lime I'd see what everyone's taste was in beer.
So, let's see how many responses this gets. Just curious to see what type of beer (brand, import, American, dark, light, amber, etc) pilots out there like.
I personally am a fan of just about every beer out there (with the exception of Fosters) but do LOVE by BLL
04-28-2009 | 08:32 PM
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From: ATL FO
Stella Artois- a Belgian pilsner lager
Usually keep this in the kegerator
Fuller's` London Pride- ale
Hard to get in the US, but my bottle shop keeps it in stock. This is my
fav beer.
I'll also add Guiness, Newcastle, Sam Adams. The usual suspects like bud/miller-ite/coors always give me heartburn for some reason. Oh well, whatever floats your boat...
Usually keep this in the kegerator
Fuller's` London Pride- ale
Hard to get in the US, but my bottle shop keeps it in stock. This is my
fav beer.
I'll also add Guiness, Newcastle, Sam Adams. The usual suspects like bud/miller-ite/coors always give me heartburn for some reason. Oh well, whatever floats your boat...
04-29-2009 | 01:23 PM
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Since InBev bought AB, and has been slowly gutting my hometown brewer I've refused to drink any of their products. I go for local brews when I'm on overnights.
I like anything that's really hoppy. A good IPA or APA usually fits the bill. I do have some particular favorites though:
Yuengling, Schlafly (St. Louis Craft Brewer) and New Belgium (Fat Tire) are among my favorites.
I like anything that's really hoppy. A good IPA or APA usually fits the bill. I do have some particular favorites though:
Yuengling, Schlafly (St. Louis Craft Brewer) and New Belgium (Fat Tire) are among my favorites.
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