Favourite beer...

[wet_suit_one]

As I sit here drinking a bit of Stella Artois, it occurs to me that I may be missing out on other great beers.

So, what's everyone's favourite beer?

I like:

Stella Artois
Sleeman's Honey Brown
Rickard's Red
Alexander Keith's Pale Ale
Alexander Keith's Red
Guiness (once in a blue moon)
Heinecken
Bow Valley Brown (a micro brewery beer in my neck of the woods)

And a few others I can't recall...

 

[doggee_01]

newcastle brown ale

 

[pencilneckgeek2]

Kilkenny is one of my favourites.

 

[wantoplay]

Heineken
Troegs

 

[Ref]

Molson Stock Ale (the original blue!)

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[chrispalen]

Corona Extra
Hoegaarden

Recently tried a local product, Mill Street's organic lager and I find it rather smooth and refreshing. Like it too.

CP

 

[phail]

appropriately for terb i like a dirty hoe especially in the summer

 

[papasmerf]

If you want to find out what beer(s) you like drink them at room temperature. The flavor is not masked by the cold.

 

[blackrock13]

If you want to find out what beer(s) you like drink them at room temperature. The flavor is not masked by the cold.

Someone who actually knows how to drink good beer. The cold frosty hype that gets thrown out in various commercial is poor bunk. Beer should be had cool but not frosty cold.

The habit of drinking shelf beer in Britain is barbaric, but now that most pubs, at least those still open, can now afford fridges, that tradition is disappearing slowly.

 

[21pro]

Kilkenny is one of my favourites.

Caffrey's is a good Irish choice too. But, def Kilkenny #1.

also, i spent a few years playing hockey in Germany and found many good beers there, too. They have a 'purity law' where beer must be made from only water, barley and hops... it's amazing how well some breweries can do with variations in simple ingredients...

 

[CUTTERBUCK]

My favourite beer..........

.................... the beer that is sold in a bottle, and is less $$ than the so called Major Brands. Carling Light comes to mind.

 

[K Douglas]

Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat is my ATF. it's too bad we can't get it up here.

Moosehead
Sleeman Cream Ale
Robert Simpson Confederation Ale
Rickards Pale Ale (on draft only)

 

[blackrock13]

Germany would make any body's head on a visit. Too many beers not enough time. But as a group of beers anything made by any of those Trappist monks get my nod. I tend to favour dark beers as well.

In a pinch anything but Cinci. That could be another thread; wouldn't you be caught dead drinking. A close second would be Blatz from the US; had to to try just for the name.

 

[phail]

having a dogfish head 60 minute IPA, india pale ale rite now.
hits the spot

 

[Muddy]

Guinness
Kilkenny
Waterloo Dark
Traditional Ale
Boddingtons
Murphy's

 

[mikec8inch]

I usually buy value beer , sometimes i'll splurge and buy the more expensive stuff when they have deals i;e: 28 for 24 , 20 for 15

lakeport pilsner
carling
james ready 5.5
laker lager
lucky
maclays
red cap ( red cap stubbies! from strange brew eh! )
old mill
busch

canadian,blue,bud,moosehead,steamwhistle

the government quietly raised the prices on cheap beer this year , no more "buck a beer" , they claim if its too cheap , you may abuse it.

 

[svajd]

In the summer I like Steam Whistle -- crisp and refreshing. In the winter I prefer a darker beer like Tankhouse. My draft of choice in any weather is Creemore.

Other faves... Steigl, Staropramen, Tiger

 

[papasmerf]

Someone who actually knows how to drink good beer. The cold frosty hype that gets thrown out in various commercial is poor bunk. Beer should be had cool but not frosty cold.

The habit of drink shelf beer in Britain is barbaric, but now that most pubs, at least those still open, can now afford fridges, that tradition is disappearing slowly.

to me cold beer is much like chilled wine. You just kill the flavor and body of the drink.

 

[R A Z O R]

 

[phail]