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hegemonic Offline
#51 Posted: Sun, Feb 23 2003, 12:29 PM EST
Joined: 01-17-2000
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Newcastle, Murphy's Irish Stout, Guinness, McEwans Scottish Ale or Bass with anything.
calavera Offline
#52 Posted: Sun, Feb 23 2003, 1:35 PM EST
Joined: 01-26-2002
Posts: 1,868
I usually like beers like St Pauli Girl, Old Speckled Hen, Guinness, Newcastle etc, but I just got done drinking a Tire Biter. It is a golden ale made by the Flying Dog brewery. It is like what a Bud or Miller wishes it tasted like. Light, yet flavorful. It went down very well.

J
midnas Offline
#53 Posted: Sun, Feb 23 2003, 6:09 PM EST
Joined: 02-21-2003
Posts: 1
Damn, you guys are complicated. Give me just about any amber lager with a Sinatra My Way or a Placencia Opulencia
SBowers Offline
#54 Posted: Tue, Feb 25 2003, 1:25 PM EST
Joined: 03-12-2002
Posts: 3
Depending on the bar I'm in I'll have any of the following:

Heineken
Red Stripe
Harp
Sam Adams
Fosters
Rolling Rock
St. Paulie Girl
...and any free beer is a good beer!
wer Offline
#55 Posted: Tue, Feb 25 2003, 3:01 PM EST
Joined: 02-13-2003
Posts: 1,633
Our campus bar used to have Lone Star for $0.65 apiece. They discontinued that and now I'm paying $0.80 for Shiner bock. Not bad (price or beer) and they open at 4pm. One of my grad students is bartending, so she'll give us a discount occasionally (we make it up in tips - I'm cheap, but c'mon...).

Nice to see people mention St. Arnolds (here in Houston) and Schell's. I did my undergraduate studies in a small southern MN town near New Ulm and we put away lots of the local Schells Deer Brand and other Schells specialties (come to think of it, we put away a lot of everything.... ah, college - that's why I never left). It's the oldest brewery in the US. They never shut down during prohibition because nobody had the guts to tell this town of German immigrants that they had to stop making/drinking their beloved bier!

When I'm feeling wealthy I buy the fancy imports and microbrews y'all are listing. My wife is particularly partial to Fat Tire Ale, out of Boulder CO. Cheers.
BMW Offline
#56 Posted: Tue, Feb 25 2003, 3:04 PM EST
Joined: 10-21-2000
Posts: 3,010
I thought that the Armadillos drank up all that Lone Star?

Barry
bud451 Offline
#57 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 3:54 AM EST
Joined: 09-11-2010
Posts: 2,237
Damned! how'd I miss this post!

Imports:
1.Guinness
2.New Castle
3.Hackerpschorr

Everyday:
1.Yuengling Lager
2.Rolling Rock
3.Bud
wer Offline
#58 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 4:25 AM EST
Joined: 02-13-2003
Posts: 1,633
Yuengling - another good one. My mom is from Penn and when her German immigrant relatives first came to the US they all worked at that brewery. My dad grabs a case of the Lager and Black&Tan whenever they go out for a visit. Unfortunately, I don't get out that way very often.
bud451 Offline
#59 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 4:31 AM EST
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Damned good....also the "oldest brewery in America"
Charlie Offline
#60 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 4:36 AM EST
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Posts: 39,751
Ah, Billy Beer and a White Owl!

Charlie
Charlie Offline
#61 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 4:36 AM EST
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Ah, Billy Beer and a White Owl!

Charlie
Penguin13 Offline
#62 Posted: Wed, Feb 26 2003, 6:01 AM EST
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Posts: 1,546
I have to agree with bud on the imports. If you like Guinness and Hacker, try Smithwicks.

KC
fsunole58 Offline
#63 Posted: Mon, Aug 4 2003, 5:22 PM EST
Joined: 07-20-2003
Posts: 16
gotta be Yuengling and a Full Sail........YUM.....think I'll go have one now!

Fsunole58
auximage Offline
#64 Posted: Mon, Aug 4 2003, 5:59 PM EST
Joined: 05-08-2003
Posts: 35
Guinness.. The liquid steak of beers.. ((:


Homebrew Offline
#65 Posted: Mon, Aug 4 2003, 6:49 PM EST
Joined: 02-11-2003
Posts: 11,885
Like Robby said,
Do I gotta,
Later
Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)
P.S. Tonight it's a nice Homebrewed Irish stout, and a CAO Black.
limoric Offline
#66 Posted: Mon, Aug 4 2003, 7:56 PM EST
Joined: 03-08-2001
Posts: 623
Guinness with everything. I really didn't know there were other beers. Well OK, on hot days, Heineken.

Any beer you can eat with a fork
raven01 Offline
#67 Posted: Mon, Aug 4 2003, 10:22 PM EST
Joined: 07-14-2003
Posts: 215
heineken-Monty#2 habana Sam adams-Avo domaine corona-Camacho diploma But realy any beer and any cigar go well together And my alltime favorites are the free ones
rjdc Offline
#68 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 4:33 AM EST
Joined: 05-26-2002
Posts: 682
No beer. Don't like it. Sorry guys.

I don't like to keep getting up to wizz.

Durimg the day a 32oz pitcher of Kahlua (home brewed), med. bodied gars.

At night as much Bacardi 151 and full bodied gars as I can handle.

After some 151 you can't get up too sucessfully anyway.
GTofMurphy Offline
#69 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 4:45 AM EST
Joined: 05-16-2002
Posts: 341
PAM and one of the following:
1)AUGUSTINER DUNKEL (Germany's finest)
2)SHINER BOCK ( Best in Texas)
3) FULLERS ESB ( England's finest)

Hey smithbw, Have you tried Augustiner Dunkel out of Munich? My favorite


jimprice334 Offline
#70 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 5:55 AM EST
Joined: 01-27-2003
Posts: 17
mmmmmm beer...
rasdas Offline
#71 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 6:14 AM EST
Joined: 03-13-2003
Posts: 4,716
South of the border flare:

Bohemia
Modelo
Negra Modelo
Pacifico

Others:

Shiner Bock
Amber Bock

RasDas


al'Thor Offline
#72 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 6:37 AM EST
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Can't beat Shiner!!! It goes with EVERYTHING!!!
Penguin13 Offline
#73 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 6:43 AM EST
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I'm having a Guinness and an Opus Tonight :) Ahhh, now thats what I'm talkin' about.

KC
Cigarick Offline
#74 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 9:45 AM EST
Joined: 07-28-2002
Posts: 3,078
Anything by Sam Adams. Anything by Fuller's. Anything by Pete's. Anything by Sierra Nevada (Pale Ale in particular), and of course, Guinness.
rastusmcnair Offline
#75 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 2:06 PM EST
Joined: 03-01-2003
Posts: 1,845
I've started buying My beer by the keg this summer and so far I've liked the Killians' Red best. For bottled I like Flying Dog Ale out of Denver when I can get it!
sketcha Offline
#76 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 2:46 PM EST
Joined: 03-26-2003
Posts: 3,238
Harp
Pacifico
Negra Modelo
Steinlager
Red Hook
Beck's
HockeyDad Offline
#77 Posted: Tue, Aug 5 2003, 3:10 PM EST
Joined: 09-20-2000
Posts: 46,213
I'll second the vote for:

Negra Modelo
Modelo

And throw a couple of microbrews from Colorado:

90 Schilling
Fat Tire
neuroman Offline
#78 Posted: Wed, Aug 6 2003, 4:41 AM EST
Joined: 07-18-2003
Posts: 53
Wow, after all these posts I can't beleive that Chimay Ale hasn't been mentioned. Anybody hear of it? Great stuff, but take it slow and easy......
jd1 Offline
#79 Posted: Wed, Aug 6 2003, 8:26 AM EST
Joined: 02-14-2001
Posts: 3,118
neuroman; yes had it and loved it. I believe it was the purple label. Liked it best at about 50-55 degrees. Nice flavor and kick.
gerber Offline
#80 Posted: Wed, Aug 6 2003, 1:53 PM EST
Joined: 10-30-2002
Posts: 783
My two most memorable beers (neither of which seem available anywhere now) were Theakston's Bitter Ale and Karlsbrau.
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