What's your favorite beer?

[makdaddy626]

What's everyone's favorite beer?

Personally, I like Sweetwater IPA, I think it's a local Atlanta brand (of course it helps that it has almost twice the alcohol content of other beers).

[Surfer]

If someone on here mentions Bud, Miller, or Coors I will pimp slap you.

Toughie, I'd have to say overall Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA. But I have so many I like a lot, from brews from Bells, Sierra Nevada, Flying Dog, Rogue, Left Hand etc.

Your in GA, theres a brewery in Athens called Terrapin that is awesome, try their Coffee Oatmeal Imperial Stout. About alcky content, I had a bottle of Scaldis which comes in a smaller bottle then normal, little f'er packed a punch at like 12-13% abv, took my 1st sip and was like whoooa

[killrwheels@autogeek]

whatevers free ....and cold !

[Meghan]

Originally Posted by Surfer

If someone on here mentions Bud, Miller, or Coors I will pimp slap you.

Slap me... Coors Lite

[LilBlackSheep]

Originally Posted by Meghan

Slap me... Coors Lite

LOL

[FASN8N]

[D_Nyholm]

Currently, i'd say it is Blue Point Oatmeal stout or their Blueberry ale (mix the two for a black and blue, great as well!!).

This past weekend, I tried some Young's Double chocolate stout (i think that was the name), it was great!!! I little bland, but a great drinking beer with an awesome aftertaste.

Any other ideal stouts out there???

[Surfer]

double post

[Surfer]

Originally Posted by Meghan

Slap me... Coors Lite

Honey, I already have, you like them spankings

Originally Posted by D_Nyholm

Currently, i'd say it is Blue Point Oatmeal stout or their Blueberry ale (mix the two for a black and blue, great as well!!).

This past weekend, I tried some Young's Double chocolate stout (i think that was the name), it was great!!! I little bland, but a great drinking beer with an awesome aftertaste.

Any other ideal stouts out there???

Bells Kalamazoo Stout

Bison Brewing makes a nice Chocolate Stout also

[Sevenrd]

I'm all over the map. Everything from Stone I've tried is really good. Sierra Nevada, Rogue, many of the Belgian Ales. Although recently I've found myself drinking more wine than beer. I've been getting into reds from Bordeaux, Rhone and Napa.