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Here's to SUMMER TIME:rockon: Sunday rides, backyard BBQ's and your best ice cold Beer!

my go to is,

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New York, USA
Hard to find at times, But the best black and tan I have ever had. (Bevmo is the only place I can find this beer)
2.Widmer Hefewiezen, Portland Or, USA
3.Heineken (Blond), Netherlands


Whats yours?
 
Guinness, Murphy's Irish Stout, Birra Moretti La Rossa, Beamish Irish Stout, Twisted Thistle and Harviestoun "Old Enigine Oil" Black Ale are some of my favorites... :cheer: :iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer: The darker the better!!!!!!!!!!
 
Guinness, Murphy's Irish Stout, Birra Moretti La Rossa, Beamish Irish Stout, Twisted Thistle and Harviestoun "Old Enigine Oil" Black Ale are some of my favorites... :cheer: :iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer::iconbeer: The darker the better!!!!!!!!!!

I dont think I have ever had one of those beer:eek: not a big dark beer drinker, but willing to try.. I'll look for them next time.:D
 
Amstel Gold, Grolsch, Newcastle Brown Ale, Monty Python's Holy Ale..."tempered over burning witches"
 
I really can't put a finger on it but as of late I have had a taste for cheap beer stuff like Pabst Blue Ribon AKA PBR or Olympia beer aka oly and Rainier beer but I have had a couple good stone brewing Arogant bastards in last day or two
 
I bought a case of coors light yesterday....I regret it a lot....never again will I buy beer that cost less than a dollar each :(

Coors lite is crap. If you want a good "easy" beer that tastes good, buy Miller
If you want cheap good strong beer, PBR is the way to go, 12 pack for $7
 
I lean towards the hoppy varieties. Pliney the Elder; Russian River brewery, West Coast IPA; Green Flash brewery, Stone IPA; Stone brewery

Now you've done it, I'm thirsty! :iconbeer:
 
:rockon: yea this is my kind of topic :P
Dutch beer: 1. Hertog Jan 2. Grolsch 3. Dommelsch or Heineken
Other: Corona Extra, Bud (not really special but it drinks away nicely :P)

I don't like really bitter beers, but overall I'll drink it all :P
 
returned home on Friday after a week in Groenlo (the Netherlands), the birthplace of Grolsch :thumbup: the bummer is they've now moved the brewery, so no free samples :( .
Luckily it is reasonably priced in the Netherlands, unlike in the UK where you would pay an arm and a leg for a crate of Grolsch, Holland definately has a lot of positive things, especially when it comes to beer :cheer:
 
OK, It's taken me a long time to realize that everyone has different tastes when it comes to beer, and if you like it, then it's a good beer, but I just can't drink crappy beer where the main flavor is carbon dioxide I prefer different beers at different times, depending on my mood. I usually like a hoppy beer, but can enjoy sour beers, fruit Lambics, roasty stouts and porters.

You guys in WI are lucky to have New Glarus, they make some great beers.

FZyLarry, good to see another hop head here, Stone Ruination is one of my favorites as is their Smoked Porter. Belles Two Hearted is also another great hoppy beer.


You guys in Belgium, soooooo lucky, Cantillon, Chimay, Kasteel, Corsendonk, De Struise. Gotta go, getting thirsty:iconbeer:
 
I just cracked open a bottle of Chimay, beautiful!

can't say I have any specific favourites, whenever I go to the local liquor store I peruse the microbrews for something new
 
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