1. New Castle
2. Guinness
3. Samuel Adams's Summer Ale
4. Smithwicks
5. Bud Light
But the best beer of all is FREE beer
1. New Castle
2. Guinness
3. Samuel Adams's Summer Ale
4. Smithwicks
5. Bud Light
But the best beer of all is FREE beer
the thing about beer pretty sure if you drink too much It lends itself to posting PUI (posting under the influence)
After watching the Cajuns play today I may try hemlock.
I drank a ton of Canebrake at the Walk On's in New Orleans. You weren't kidding.that stuff is great.
Seems like a simple question, but I love beer so much I don't think I could single out a style or brewer, much less a beer.
Porter: (512) Pecan Porter, Deschutes Black Butte, Otter Stovepipe
Dunkelweizen: Weihenstephaner, Ayinger
Hefeweizen: Live Oak, Ayinger
Kristalweizen: Erdinger
Marzen/Oktoberfest: Ayinger, Sam Adams, St Arnold
American Pale Ale: Real Ale Fireman's 4
Kolsch: St Arnold Fancy Lawnmower
German or Czech Pilsner: Brooklyn, Live Oak
These would the favorite brews in the favorite styles. I love me some amber ale, amber lager, trappist ale, witbier, and so on. Have not developed a taste for IPA despite its popularity.
Fantasy beer moment aside, most of these are not session beers. Can't drink very many without getting hosed. My favorite widely available go-to tailgating type beers are Real Ale Fireman's 4, Shiner Bock, and Sam Adam's Octoberfest. When I have mesquite or pecan going in the smoker, I have to have a Shiner. It just belongs to Texas BBQ. If I'm at a street fair or something where only mass market stuff is available, Zeigenbock Amber is a really good option. I have no problem drinking several of those.
Is it bad when you tend to start making selections of bars or restaurants based on if they serve Canebrake? That is what I find myself doing now.
Dang, I have to try me a Canebrake. I lived in Venezuela as a kid and they had a beer called Polar. I snuck a lot of sips as a kid at parties. Later, when traveling to Trinidad, I tried a beer called Carib. Most beers I've had in the islands, I did not like. I had not had a Polar since being a kid. That Carib instantly hit me with a recall of that Polar flavor. I think both have some sugar cane component in their makeup. It was the only thing that I could match in their tastes. I wonder if Canebrake will trigger that taste memory when I try it. I can't wait to see.
Newcastle Brown Ale - current favorite
Blackhawk Black Ale at the Gulf Brew in Lafayette a few months back - really liked it
For long days of sun and fun. whatever's ice cold (can or bottle)
Can't drink a lot of draft anymore. get a splitting headache
Smithwick's "Ireland's Oldest Ale"
Abita Amber
Samuel Adams Octoberfest
Michelob AmberBock
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