[devwild]

None, I've never found a beer I like, largely because I distinctly dislike the taste of hops. It's a bummer actually because it limits my drink selection.

 

[vibin247]

 

[felixkrull6]

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Originally Posted by Todd S Well in the USA Guiness only kicked in a serious marketing campaign maybe 2 years ago. I'd bet most of us here have been drinking it much longer. I started drinking Guiness at least 10 years ago. I tried Murpheys once & it is ok. Smoother is not always prefered. It is also harder to find than Guiness... around these parts at least. Interesting list you have there though.

I've loved Guiness since my times in college so I guess it's been about 11 or 12 years since I first tried it but I'm not much of a beer snob and I'll pretty much drink anything although I don't even drink that often these days.

 

[Uncle Erik]

Deschutes Brewing (Bend, Oregon) Black Butte Porter. It is appropriate for any and all occasions.

 

[Error]

I guess I fall into the beer snob catagory, although I will admit I'm not above a Miller when visiting the bars. Preferably I'd have one of the following: Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier, Old Peculier, Kulbacher Eisbock, Ayinger Celebrator, or Orval if it's a special occasion (monks make great beer). Luckily for me Iowa City has an abundance of specialty grocery stores and bars that carry a huge selection of beer.

 

[Headphony]

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Originally Posted by vibin247

Good one, but pretty hard to come by this side of the Atlantic.

My fav is Pilsner Urquell fresh off the tap in Prague. It's probably all in my head, but it tastes so much better fresh and close to the source.

 

[Sovkiller]

Warsteiner Dunkel (my favorite, becasue life is too short to drink cheap beer)
Guiness Stout
Sam Adams Stout
Negra Modelo
Heineken Dark (Red)

Other than these, for light ones, just:

Amstel light

 

[felixkrull6]

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Originally Posted by Headphony Good one, but pretty hard to come by this side of the Atlantic. My fav is Pilsner Urquell fresh off the tap in Prague. It's probably all in my head, but it tastes so much better fresh and close to the source.

Maybe it's in my head as well but Pilsner Urquell tastes pretty nasty bottled here in America...excellent straight out of the tap in Prague the one time I was there.

 

[luckybaer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Erik Deschutes Brewing (Bend, Oregon) Black Butte Porter. It is appropriate for any and all occasions.

Oregon has some nice micro-breweries. I was fond of some of Saxer's stuff when I was there in the late 90's. They were located in Lake Oswego, which is a nice suburb of Portland. Their lagers were nice, and they made some bock beer, too.

I have had the Black Butte Porter, and it is wonderful.

 

[luckybaer]

Quote:

Originally Posted by vibin247

This is one of my favorites that I can find easily here in Missouri.

 

[newbalance]

I think I'm going to go with a Wisconsin pride response on this one seeing as my four years living in this yeasty state is almost at an end.

1) Point
2)Spotted Cow (New Glarus)
3)MGD
4) Bell's Oberon (I know its not WI, but close enough eh?)
5) PBR

BEER!

 

[Headphony]

Quote:

Originally Posted by newbalance I think I'm going to go with a Wisconsin pride response on this one seeing as my four years living in this yeasty state is almost at an end. 1) Point 2)Spotted Cow (New Glarus) 3)MGD 4) Bell's Oberon (I know its not WI, but close enough eh?) 5) PBR BEER!

How can you leave out Milwaukee's Best? - The Beast!

Or really, Leiny's?