[zeroracer]

nothing like livin' the HIGH LIFE!!!!!

[petey]

I voted Sam Adam's but my faves are not on the list as well.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Bell's Two Hearted Ale
North Coast Red Seal Ale
Flying Dog Pale Ale
Goose Island IPA (India Pale Ale)
Guiness Extra Stout

Life is short, drink good beer.

[Z-man]

I like the Champagne of beers myself, but my favorite beer of all time is free beer, it doesn't get any better then that.

[AERO410SCJA]

I voted for "Leinies"But give me AMERICA' OLDEST BREWERY YUENGLING.
It don't matter if it's Black an Tan, Porter,ALE,Lager or there premium!

Now ya got me drinking:thumb

[FishBurger]

I voted Leinenkugel's.* Got some friends who take fishing trips to Wisconsin who bring it back for me.* Can occasionally buy some of their "Special" brews here in IN.* But, Aero lists a great candidate in Yuengling.* Just can't get it this area.*

Originally Posted by petey Life is short, drink good beer.

Truer words have not been spoken on this board..........


P.S., I didn't vote, because I'd have to check at least 4 boxes!!

[SpfldMile]

I am in the Sam Adams camp, but I drink a lot of Bud, very cold. I also will drink a little Stag.

[smbpreformance]

I drink mostly small micro-brews served right at the brewery, brewpub style. Nothing beats tipping a pint with the master brewer that hancrafted it. When it comes to beers in my fridge most of the time I take home a growler or 2 from what ever brewery I most recently have visited

[Jerry Spencer]

Originally Posted by wbr Jerry, This Buds for you!:thumb

Thank you Mark, here's too ya. :respect:

Jerry #66j
www.joshspencer.com

[JordanBlanton]

Originally Posted by petey I voted Sam Adam's but my faves are not on the list as well. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Bell's Two Hearted Ale North Coast Red Seal Ale Flying Dog Pale Ale Goose Island IPA (India Pale Ale) Guiness Extra Stout Life is short, drink good beer.

Originally Posted by smbpreformance I drink mostly small micro-brews served right at the brewery, brewpub style. Nothing beats tipping a pint with the master brewer that hancrafted it. When it comes to beers in my fridge most of the time I take home a growler or 2 from what ever brewery I most recently have visited

There's a couple guys I could get along with. :O: I forgot to mention, my go-to beer (when I'm not feeling really adventurous and I want something I KNOW I'm going to enjoy) is Arrogant Bastard Ale from the Stone Brewing Company. Good stuff...

As to the ice-coldness so many seem to prefer, a good quote I read in a beer mag (yeah, I'm serious...) "If your beer doesn't taste better as it warms a little, you might try a better beer."