Favorite Beers

[trogdor]

One of my favorites is Baltika No. 9 Extra Lager(Russian). It's very malty and kind of sweet, and has a very high alcohol content (8%). Also, it comes in 16.9 oz bottles.

Great Lakes makes some good beer. I'm partial to the Eliott Ness. If you're ever in Cleveland you can take a free tour of the brewery.

[JeremyS06]

Yuengling Lager
Molsen Canadian
Corona

[OilMan]

I like alot of beer, but my favorite has to be FREE.
Nothing beats free beer!!!!!!

[fireman43]

Killians Irish Red
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Corona w/lime
Dos Equis Amber
Not neccesarily in that order. I primarily drink either Killian's or Corona

[AAlmeter]

Great Lakes anything is damn good.

[whiteboard]

Originally Posted by trogdor

One of my favorites is Baltika No. 9 Extra Lager(Russian). It's very malty and kind of sweet, and has a very high alcohol content (8%). Also, it comes in 16.9 oz bottles.

This stuff is pretty good -- and cheap, too.

[Bobb]

Domestic: Old Eight Porter (brewed about 2 miles from my parent's house)

Import: I had a great beer that I believe was called Hopgoblin while I was in Madison. Yummy.

Cheep: Miller Light

[Lumpold]

Originally Posted by Bobb

Import: I had a great beer that I believe was called Hopgoblin while I was in Madison. Yummy.

Do you mean Hobgoblin? A dark, english ale?

[tnip23]

Dogfishhead 90 minute IPA

[TU09]

I've been on a huge Sierra Nevada kick lately, especially enjoy their stout.

When looking for something lighter I typically go for Abita Amber, an octoberfest. Also enjoy Abita's turbodog.

For cheap pong and drinks 12 onward I go for Miller Genuine Draft, best of the cheapies in my opinion (I qualify as something of an expert on cheap beer since I am a college student).

In all honesty I am more of a mixed drink or straight liquor fan...

[JMAC]

I love beer!

Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout - I just had this recently and it is incredible. Bar none the best stout ever.
Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA
Old Speckled Hen
Cottonwood Lowdown Brown
Guinness
Stone - Ruination IPA and Arrogant Bastard Ale
Rogue - Dead Guy Ale, Brutal Bitter, and the Smoked Chipotle beer
Boddington's

Oh, there are so many great ones and so many yet to try!

[Bobb]

Originally Posted by Lumpold

Do you mean Hobgoblin? A dark, english ale?

That might be it...I'm not really sure. I thought the waitress said hop-goblin, but I very well could be mistaken. It was a dark, english ale, so there's a very good chance you are right! (I just thought hop-goblin was a clever name...so maybe it was just me hearing what I wanted to hear)

[tazziedevil]

When I moved to Australia I left the microbrew mecca(the pacific northwest)...and soon found the beer here...lacking, for lack of a less harsh word. I used to drink:

-Rogue: Brutal Bitter, Shakespeare Stout, CHoclate Stout, Imperial Stout
-Deschutes: Black Butte Porter, Quail Springs IPA, Mirrir Pond Pale Ale
-Pelican IPA
-Dogfishhead 90 minute IPA
-Anything Full Sail
-McMennamins Terminal Gravity IPA, basically anything else they had on tap.

[xxwaldoxx]

Yuengling - Lager
Sam Adams - Hefeweizen
Bass - Pale Ale
Molson Canadian
Flying Fish - Extra Pale Ale

At one time I used to buy alot of Microbrews, now I hardly ever get to the beer distributor unless I need to pick up a new barrel of Yuengling.

[volfan]

Abita Amber
Fat Tire Ale
Shiner Blonde/Shiner Bock
RedHook ESB and IPA
Boddingtons Pub Ale (on tap only)

And when I was stationed in Sicily it was Peroni and Ichnusa.