“I like sour beers, but they’re hard to find.”
“I like New Belgian beers. ”
“Ad Astra.”
“An Irish ale or double IPA.”
“Fuller’s ESB.”
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autie 3 years ago
Scotch. of course.
Aye Chuck...I don't see me laddie.
Liberty275 3 years ago
+1
Pitt_Mackeson 3 years ago
Any beer made somewhere other than Missouri. Their water is full of alcohol, or so it seems....
RoeDapple 3 years ago
♣Free♣
labmonkey 3 years ago
NATTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
Rex Russell 3 years ago
Chimay Grande Reserve
Flap Doodle 3 years ago
Boulevard Wheat is up there toward the top of the list. St. Arnold Brown Ale is its neighbor.
JackMcKee 3 years ago
Tequilla
deec 3 years ago
A pint of Guinness in O'Connor's pub in Galway, on St. Patrick's Day. http://sendagift2ireland.tripod.com//index.html
classclown 3 years ago
These days though I don't drink like I used to, I tend to favor whiskey over beer. Though when I do drink beer, I like Miller Genuine Draft.
Yeah, I know... I'm not a snob.
JackMcKee 3 years ago
draught beer is far superior. Boulevard Pale Ale is my favorite pedestrian draught beer. Avery Mephistopheles if I'm feeling more adventurous. It's been known to cause hallucinations and delusions of grandeur. Much like Free State C3.
Mary Darst 3 years ago
Don't really care for the fancy beer. As a friend of mine once called it "cheerleader beer", I prefer a Busch Lite or Bud Light. I do remember drinking Schilitz in high school.
looza 3 years ago
ROOT!
Bill Lee 3 years ago
Generally, the darkest brew a bar has on tap. That usually ends up being Guinness or Free State Oatmeal Stout.
A couple of years ago, I had a Belgian beer with a 13% alcohol content that I liked, but I don't remember the name of it. I'd like to find it again. It had a bold flavor.
beatrice 3 years ago
Cold
RoeDapple 3 years ago
When the sons-in-law makes fun of my Bud Light I just tell 'em next time I'll bring armadillo urine (Lone Star).
beatrice 3 years ago
Chimay
Mixolydian 3 years ago
Pliny the Elder
jalopy 3 years ago
no andhowsyourbush crap or colorado water.===dos amber or boulevard wheat ok johnny walker better
LadyJ 3 years ago
What's with all the smoke around the town, is there a fire somewhere? Surely they wouldn't have a controlled burn on such a windy day. It's playing havoc with my asthma. Alex, what's the story?
Enlightenment 3 years ago
Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale and almost all porters and stouts.
Katara 3 years ago
I like Samuel Adam's Cherry Wheat.
Liberty275 3 years ago
Colt 45 or Guinness depending on where I am and what's available. Third choice... Mich Lite. Everybody has that.
bad_dog 3 years ago
Modus Hoperandi, Breckenridge Brewery's "Avalanche", Sebago Brewery's "Full Throttle" Double IPA, Boulevard Double Wide IPA,...
Norm Jennings 3 years ago
bad_dog that is a d*rn fine list...mine doesn't match but a tip of the cap to the quality
Hoegaarden Belgian WeisBier Fat Tire Tie for 3rd - Blue Moon and Mothership Wit Tie for 5th - Pilsner Urquell, Odell Easy Street Wheat, Twisted Creek Wheat Tie for 8th - Irish Ale, Sam Adams Winter Lager, Ad Astra
bad_dog 2 years, 12 months ago
Back atcha jq. I was in an IPA kind of mood when posting, but there are many other fine examples I left out; some of which you captured as well as the Japanese beers noted below by Vertigo.
As Tom T. Hall once sang: "As a matter of fact, I like beer."
estespark 2 years, 12 months ago
I dig that Pyramid Apricot Ale.
somedude20 2 years, 12 months ago
almost any beer with more than 7.42% alcohol. oh and anything your daughters and I drink out of your fridge while you are gone or sleeping!
Shane Garrett 2 years, 12 months ago
Free State Copperhead Pale Ale. or Blvd. Double Wide IPA
riverdrifter 2 years, 12 months ago
Copperhead pale ale for a crafter. Pacifico -ice cold, I can pound them down on a hot summer evening.
tbaker 2 years, 12 months ago
Yuengling Traditional Lager. Can't get it in KS
Loki 2 years, 12 months ago
Billy Beer
sustainabilitysister 2 years, 12 months ago
Modelo con limon
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