Widmer Brothers' Droptop Amber Ale, with their Hefeweizen at a close second. Yay for living in Portland, OR!

Winter: Sam Adam's Winter Lager. During season: Yuengling Light

Favorite beer: Bellhaven on Draught (when you can find it), or in the Bottle (if I can't). :beer:

When I was living up there, I had a buddy that lived right up the road from the Redhook Brewery. We had a couple pints, then went on the tour. We were tanked by the end.

Edit: When I was up there, I found the Black Jack porter in Tacoma. I think it was at Hells Kitchen, but it may have been another one of the other bars we stumbled into. That stuff is really good.

Can't say "no" to a good IPA

I make my own beer....I have a nice Blonde ale in bottles now....when I'm not drinking those it's Guinness.

Belgians are great but expensive. I've had the holy grail (Westvleteren 12, look it up), and enjoy a variety of St. Bernardus brews from time to time but supporting (relatively) local breweries is much more rewarding and lighter on the wallet.

Smuttynose probably does not make a single bad beer - they are my go to brewery when I am not feeling particularly inspired. Sixpoint, from Brooklyn, is amazing beer and if a bar has it I will more than likely get a pint. For stouts I enjoy most British beers that you can get in a can (much better head in a nitro can than a glass bottle, I wish more beers came in cans but it isn't "artisanal" enough these days).

I like beer :(

I'm not an alcoholic. I'm a drunk, there's a difference.

Imperial - Costa Rican Beer................does anyone know where to buy Imperial in Texas?

Real cyclists don't drink beer; they sip wine.

That looks mighty tasty !!! Can I try some ?

Brew your own and with some practice you can make top shelf beer for cheap stuff prices...... It is a bit of work though. Like working on your own bike .... a satisfying feeling (except for the occasional bad batch).


Does not compute

My favorite right now is Golden Monkey: http://www.victorybeer.com/golden_monkey.html

My go-to as of late is Shiner 100

Victory is my favorite US brewery. They brew such a wide range of styles and do almost all of them wonderfully.

I'm going to have to look for that, I love a good pilsener. I got hooked on Zilltertal Pils in Zell, Austria in winter '07, but they don't export it :(

[edit] Ugh, not sold anywhere near me.

Time will tell...

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v2...k/000_0046.jpg

Last time I had Golden Monkey I ended up wandering through a random empty apartment in Manhattan, And I didn't learn about it until I reviewed the photos on my camera the next day! Ha!

Arrogant ******* :thumb: http://www.arrogant*******.com/index2.html

2nd for Harpoon I.P.A. now available at Publix in Brunswick, GA!!! Only had to ask twice. They are very involved in cycling and had the argile thing going long before Slipstream.

Beers good eh hosers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kkYhCX1uqQ

*******!!! We can't say *******?? Thats ****ing bull****, *******s!

IPAs are my favorite, but I like most ales and all pale ales. Namely Harpoon, Sierra nevada torpedo and pale, sweetwater 420, troegs. I like small breweries' beer much better than macro-beer

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Yeah, and I was 422 back in May, and I'm still losing, so :eek: yourself! :P lol

psimet likes beer. it is good

has anyone mentioned fruit beers yet? it's nice to sip on a fruity beer while you wax your legs and wiggle into those nice tight shorts

Colorado is microbrew heaven with over 100 microbreweries (SP?). When I move to my retirement home it will probably be in the Fort Collins/Loveland area. Lots of microbrew nearby. I've got lots of favorites. Mostly stouts and porters, but anything powerful if good. No wimpy pilsners for me.