What is everyones "Beer of Choice?."

[Clarka3]

beer snob here. Yuengling and Sweetwater 420

[fullmetal]

I have a bottle of the Maple Bacon on my kitchen counter right now.

[rmiller1k]

NEWCASTLE or GUINNESS in the fall/winter YUENLING or HEINKEKEN LIGHT spring/summer
IPAs are great all year round

[creamybeige]

Death and Taxes- Moonlight Brewing Co.

and it ain't even close

[hrad_23]

I'm not picky when it comes to domestics, but will usually go for Bud Light or Coors Light

However, I really like dark crafts. My favorites are (in no particular order):

O'dell Cutthroat Porter
Breckenridge Vanilla Porter
Ska Ten Pin Porter
Ska Buster Nut Brown Ale
(... guess I have a thing for CO beers! )

Big Sky Moose Drool Brown Ale

My local fav's:
Santa Fe Brewing Java Stout
Marble Amber Ale
Marble Oatmeal Stout

[Rinkwraith]

Ever wish you were a beer?

[oldgoldy97]

Originally Posted by Rinkwraith

Ever wish you were a beer?

Only if she could do that to a keg.

BOOM!

[Deeks]

I always switch up every time I get a case of something. Last two cases I got was a Yards Variety case, and a Shiner Family Reunion case.

If I go out and want something cheap, I go Yuengling draft, most of the times I'll get whatever craft beers sound good. The only decent common domestics are Coors Original, and High Life. I never get any crap outside of those two.

[tnarg]

[oldgoldy97]

That avatar gives me the willies.

[MasterPattie]

Originally Posted by asujbl

That's it. We are going drinking here in Ohio.

My favorite "all the time" beer is Bells Two Hearted.

I've recently been drinking alot of Hop Notch.

The Great Lakes Double IPA (name escapes me) is amazing but 2 will put you on your ass.

My favorite "somtimes" IPA is Dogfish Aprihop - just enough apricot to not be a girls beer - and still a large ABV.

My favorite probably Ohio brewery is Fat Heads - which I think is underrated.

Oh yeah, Ohio has great distribution when it comes to good beer, that's for sure.

Bell's Two-Hearted is great. It's a little on the sweeter-side for an IPA and isn't too bitter, but that is why a lot of people love it. Personally, I usually prefer an IPA with a pretty dry finish (like Stone IPA).

Great Lakes produces 2 double IPAs - Lake Erie Monster & Alchemy Hour. Both are fantastic, but yes, at around 9% ABV, if you drink more than a couple, you're gonna be lying down somewhere afterwards.

Fat Heads is known for their HeadHunter IPA. It's dry hopped with Simcoe hops and has won many awards in the last couple of years.

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by MasterPattie

Oh yeah, Ohio has great distribution when it comes to good beer, that's for sure.

Bell's Two-Hearted is great. It's a little on the sweeter-side for an IPA and isn't too bitter, but that is why a lot of people love it. Personally, I usually prefer an IPA with a pretty dry finish (like Stone IPA).

Great Lakes produces 2 double IPAs - Lake Erie Monster & Alchemy Hour. Both are fantastic, but yes, at around 9% ABV, if you drink more than a couple, you're gonna be lying down somewhere afterwards.

Fat Heads is known for their HeadHunter IPA. It's dry hopped with Simcoe hops and has won many awards in the last couple of years.

Alchemy Hour is the one I prefer - I'm not as into the Lake Erie Monster - maybe I've just had too many in my day.

I know I've got a 4 pack of HeadHunter in my fridge now.

[Ooosh]

My fallback is Creemore Springs but I don't mind trying new things.

[fm8418]

Originally Posted by fullmetal

I have a bottle of the Maple Bacon on my kitchen counter right now.

I got one of this for the sheer novelty factor, plus it was limited here. My friend lives out in Portland so he gets to experience Voodoo whenever he wants.

[Kent Clements]

Sam Adams especially their Triple Bock

[TheHeel]

I like Corona for summer, Blue Moon for fall/winter and Stella anytime

[harryhudini]

PBR....

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[ilovethelakings]

Originally Posted by tnarg

[MasterPattie]

Has anyone ever had Cat Piss from Evil Twin? Yes, this is a real beer. I never have had it but would love to try it.

The name comes from when brewers use large quantities of hops in their beers, sometimes the aroma gives off a very pungent smell, somewhat reminiscent of cat urine.

[archiebunkerjr]

If I was offered one beer before I died, I would request a Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout. Simply incredible but so hard to come by. They only release it once a year and the demand for it far exceeds their supply. I hear that next year's release will be much bigger but we will see.

I was at Founder's yesterday with my Dad, brother and four uncles. I got lucky and they had Backwoods Bastard on tap. I had my growler filled up with Double Trouble. It was also the first day of their most recent Backstage Series release - Mango Magnifico con Calor. I left Founder's with two 22's of the Mango as well.

You can't go wrong with anything from Founder's. They are money in the bank.

By the way, anyone on here cellar any brews?

[Deeks]

Founder's Backwoods Bastard is f'n fantastic.

[uberfatty]

Originally Posted by friarbolt

I'm a craft beer snob, I fully admit it. Can't stand the major brands they don't even compare. And living in San Diego I can get so many local craft beers I really never have to settle for big brand stuff. My personal favorite is Ballast Point, they are growing more and more all the time. The Yellowtail Pale Ale is my favorite.

Also can't go wrong with Karl Strauss Brewery, and I like some Stone Brewery beers not all of them though.

The Ballast Point IPA is really good, as is the Gren Flash IPA.

[MasterPattie]

Originally Posted by archiebunkerjr

If I was offered one beer before I died, I would request a Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout. Simply incredible but so hard to come by. They only release it once a year and the demand for it far exceeds their supply. I hear that next year's release will be much bigger but we will see.

I was at Founder's yesterday with my Dad, brother and four uncles. I got lucky and they had Backwoods Bastard on tap. I had my growler filled up with Double Trouble. It was also the first day of their most recent Backstage Series release - Mango Magnifico con Calor. I left Founder's with two 22's of the Mango as well.

You can't go wrong with anything from Founder's. They are money in the bank.

By the way, anyone on here cellar any brews?

Founders is amazing. I love their porter as well.

I have a few beers I am currently cellaring (although I don't cellar much). I actually have a Founders Imperial Stout from 2011. I have a few Sierra Nevada Bigfoots, Dogfish Head Burton Batons, a Dark Horse Plead the fifth, and a few Belgian beers.

It is amazing how some imperial stouts and barleywines get better with age!

[Whodatiz]

Pretty much anything Founders puts out. Samuel Smith's stouts are amazing...especially their Organic Chocolate Stout.

[fullmetal]

Originally Posted by MasterPattie

Has anyone ever had Cat Piss from Evil Twin? Yes, this is a real beer. I never have had it but would love to try it.

The name comes from when brewers use large quantities of hops in their beers, sometimes the aroma gives off a very pungent smell, somewhat reminiscent of cat urine.

I have one called Pearl Necklace in the fridge right now.