Here is a personal list of beers you guys should try (lets say beer of the moment) with your favorite smoke....please add to it!!! Sierra Nevada celebration ale Rouge Dead guy ale Chimay (red, blue or white lable) Hoegaarden Brooklyn Chocolate stout Ayinger Celebrator (doppelbock) Lindemans Framboise Samuel Smith oatmeal stout Delirium Tremens Guinness (how could you leave this off any list)
Excellent choices: a few to add: Rogue Shakespear stout, the best stout ever made. Brooklyn Brewery East indea pale ale Flying Bison Aviator Red Saranac Nut Brown Lager and Carmel Porter Anchor Steam Celis White Stone Brew pale ale Leafmans Geurze lambic Orval... too many to list.
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Posts: 1187 | Location: Frozen Tundra of Hell, aka Buffalo | Registered: May 03, 2002
a few more... (beerlord...great picks as well!!! ) Rouge Chocolate stout (if you can still find it)
Smithwicks (the oldest Irish ale) Flying dog doggie style pale ale Rouge Mori Moto imperial pilsner Westmalle Tripel (Trappist) Goose island pale ale (along the lines of a Sierra Nevada pale ale, just a little less hoppy) Enjoy!!!
Almost forgot about Smithwicks! A great beer. Tilted Kilt is a local (Washington State) brew and I believe Swan's or Swannies (Whatever its called) is bottled in Canada.
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Posts: 176 | Location: Mount Vernon, Washington | Registered: December 08, 2003
Young's Double chocolate stout Old Speckeled Hen Murphy's Oatmeal Stout Flying Dog Tire Bite Guiness (duh) John Courage (draught only) Rouge's WInter Warmer Ale
all good - though I'll take Smith or Rogue Choc. Stout over Brooklyn - thought they both contain actual choc. where Brooklyn does not I think. Also - Allagash double or triple are both great - the four is not as good.
Hey Otis!
Posts: 364 | Location: New Jersey | Registered: July 08, 2002
not much ot adds to the great lists so far, but when I'm not drinking Guinness. . .
Boddingtons (actually one of my favorite beers with a cigar due ot its light honey flavors, never overpowers a cigars, but still strong enough to taste after a pull on the cigar. . .naturally, perfect with a Cohiba).
and i know Sam Adams is a big beer but how can you not mention that? Their octoberfest is phenominal, Lager is a staple to any menu. . .their brewmaster's edition Black Lager is also outstanding, although I can't imagine it will stay on the market too long as it is similar ot the regular lager but with deeper flavors, but for most most consumers too much of an overlap in taste. i pretty much drink the whole line of SA.
Posts: 1540 | Location: Boston | Registered: February 28, 2003
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If you are in the Greater Boston area you can add Buzzard Bay Brewery and any of the beers they make to the list. A microbrew out of Westport, MA that is top notch, they have a pale ale that is outstanding.
(beerlord...great picks as well!!! 
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