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includes micro brews. My favorite non-flavored would be coors light and my favorite flavored beer would be bud light lime.


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Newcastle Brown Ale
Dogfish Head 60min IPA
Guiness
 
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I also like Leinenkugel's Berry ale.

This one is a little heavier but Fat tire is also good.


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Trappist Chimay
 
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Trios Pistoles or anything else by Unibrew (Quebec).
Haven't drank any dark German, Belgium and Scottish beer I didn't like.
 
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Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA
Geary's London Porter
 
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All of these.

Absolutely wonderful local brewery. It is an unpasteurized "living" (must be kept cool) product, so distribution is very limited.

Seriously...read the beautiful descriptions and tell me your mouth doesn't water Wink
 
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I've had a lot of beers from local breweries in the US and Canada(mostly BC).. but I just don't care enough about drinking nice expensive beer. Budweiser has been seeing a lot of fridge time recently.

I like cheap beer too! Natural Light is my favorite cheapo beer.

Kirin Ichiban is a good dry beer. One of my favorites of the Asian beers we can get over here. Literally, Kirin Ichiban means "Giraffe Number One." Well, that's what I tell people at least.. Kirin is actually a chimera creature, but Kirin also means "giraffe" ... haha Big Grin


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"As for me, I'm going to sit down and pull out a little treat I've been saving for some time. It has hints of toasted oats and dried fruit with cinnamon notes and a cocoa finish. No, it's not a cigar.

It's a chocolate granola bar."

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To name a few of my favorites:

DogfishHead 90min IPA
Portsmouth Brewery's Russian Imperial (New Hampshire)
Iron Hill Brewery (Deleware) Abbey Double Ale
Sam L. Smith Oatmeal Stout


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A very good beer I had recently was Troegs Dreamweaver Wheat Ale. Tons of flavor.
 
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My favorite types of beer are Bavarian marzens and double bocks. My preferred brands are Spaten, Paulaner, and Ayinger.


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Rogue Brewery and the Alaskan Brewing Company


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Im a Simple guy . . Miller High Life !


ThiS is The Life wE haVe ChoSen !
 
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Rush River IPA
Dogfish Head (any)
Bass
Harp
Guinness
New Glarus
Pilsner Urquell
Chimay Red and Blue
Smithwicks
Labatts Blue
Molson
Summit EPA and Grand
Schells (lots)
New Castle Brown
Dos Equis Amber
Paulaner
Spaten
Gossen Dark
Anchor Steam

Just a few i have had the chance to drink in the last month or so. As the wife says, she is thankful i do not enjoy as many cigars as i do beer!
 
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I like the cereal side of beer but I don't like hops. I know, I suppose that's kind of like a wine drinker that doesn't like grapes, but there it is, you asked. Another american weak beer fan.

Fosters
Corona
Negra Modelo with Mexican food
Gordon Biersch Marzen or Blonde Bock with fish and chips
BJs Brewhouse Blonde (restaurant in 13 US states)


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At this moment i am hooked on Capt Lawrence Smoked Porter.


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Not to sound like a snob, but I am relatively surprised at the number of cigar aficionados, people who usually have developed palettes, that like tasteless light beer. Oh well, to each his own.

I am a fan of most of the Bell's Beer line. I really enjoy Boulevard, and similar wheat brews. Blue Moon is one of the few lighter beers that I CHOOSE, but Full Moon, the Blue Moon Winter Seasonal is delicious.
 
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Originally posted by Shane Griffin:
Not to sound like a snob, but I am relatively surprised at the number of cigar aficionados, people who usually have developed palettes, that like tasteless light beer. Oh well, to each his own.


Guilty. There's a Samuel Adams TV ad that says "don't be afraid of taste." I'm not afraid of taste, I just don't like their taste. So sue me, you beer snob. Wink


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All-time favorite: Scotch Silly

Also love:
Sam Adams honey porter
hoegaarden w/ lemon
heineken (in the draught keg, not bottles)
newcastle brown
Sam adams boston lager
Sam Adams cherry wheat
Samuel Smith's oatmeal stout + imperial stout
Chimay blue and maroon
Ayinger celebrator
Sam adams oktoberfest (draught only)
Corona w/ lime
omegang

+ about 300 others
 
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I don't have a favorite type of beer. I enjoy many different ones, just as I enjoy many different cigars. That being said, I love most of the stuff put out by Southampton Ales and Lagers, Sam Adams, Harpoon, and Stone.
 
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