Guinness, Stella Artois, Alaskan Amber, Widmer Bros., Pyramid, Gordon Biersch. Corona with lime and Pete's Wicked Ale Strawberry Blonde are always good on a hot summer day. I'll pretty much try anything.

Pete's Wicked Ale

OMG, I had completely forgotten about Pete's! I used to love so many of their beers. I've been away from civilization waaaay too long.

[Octillus]

God, where to begin. My stepfather's a brewer so...

Guinness, Alaskan Amber, Widmer Bros., Pyramid, Gordon Biersch, and Pete's Wicked Ale

Take those and add anything by the Speakeasy Brewing company, Lagunitas, Stone Brewing company (Arrogant Bastard Ale, etc.), Rogue, Boondt Amber Ale, I mean I could go on.

I know three dudes who work at Anchor Steam so we get a lot of that for free (yay for free liberty ale)

I have a disturbingly strong love for Newcastle for whatever reason, and I'm constantly on the search for Pliny the Elder. On occasion I'll pick up a bottle of Duvel.

When my stepdad's brewing, his Skiptown IPA is effing delicious. When me and the roomies go down and turn up the hops and alcohol content, it's known as the "Dead as Fuck IPA"

And then there's the fact that I live with a band and we drink shitty all the time.

We're working on a prog epic devoted to:



Hopefully my pilot can get corporate sponsorship

I've never tasted any awful beers that I couldn't drink, is there one? I'd like to brew my own beer at home but first I need to learn a lot, because I don't know a shit about it. I've tasted few homemade and they were heavenly good tasting beers. That would be a good hobby.

Unfortunately American mass produced I can barely keep down. My dad's a big Milwaukee's Best drinker... ughhhhhhhh. As for a craft beer I haven't really enjoyed, a local brewery here, Marble, which is usually incredibly good, brewed this cask-aged sour ale that I had to fight to drink the entire pint. Maybe it was to some other people's tastes but man, when they say sour they mean it. And when I'm sipping beer I don't particularly want it to taste sour That being said, though, Marble brews about the best Amber I've ever had and they make an incredible Belgium-style Double White.

I love Pete's Wicked. When I want something a bit fruity and easy to drink I turn to that. I find I usually prefer dark beers like stouts or porters, but in the middle of the summer I'm all about the lighter stuff, blondes and ambers and such.

When my stepdad's brewing, his Skiptown IPA is effing delicious. When me and the roomies go down and turn up the hops and alcohol content, it's known as the "Dead as Fuck IPA"

Pale Ale's I find I have to really be in the mood for to drink, as I'm more into malty then hoppy usually. Another local brewery here Il Vicino brewed a beer called Exodus Ale that was 100+ IBUs. Easily the most intense thing I've ever tasted, but oddly still good. Usually anything that bitter I can't do, but whatever hops they were using made it oddly smooth amongst being hoppe as shit lol.

Out of all special brews I've had the privilege of trying, the nicest one is probably Westvleteren, even though it's fairly impossible to get hold of since you can only buy it at the brewery, and not more than one or two crates at a time.

...I hate you. Not really, but hey I was just getting into beer (at the ripe age of 18, because the US has beyond stupid drinking laws) when I visited Belgium so I didn't think to visit Westvelteren. I try to have few regrets in life but thats one of them. Gonna have to make a special trip sometime....

I too would love to homebrew. Maybe someday...

One of my friends homebrews, and often it's good stuff, about 5%. The only problem is sometimes it can taste a bit salty, so it depends when you drink it.

[JuZ]

Bugger, I forgot Matilda Bay Brewing Co's Fat Yak.

My wife's fave beer and a fave of mine too. As you can tell, we're fond of pale ales.

NECTAR OF THE GODS

Double-post and old revival but I'M SO TOTEZ EXCITED I DON'T EVEN CARE



That little beauty will soon be sitting in my new house and I absolutely cannot wait. Westvleteren XII has been widely considered one of the best, if not the best, strong (10.2%!) beers in the world for years now. The monks that brew it are really, really cagey about mass-producing it and they basically only brew enough beer to make enough money to run the monastery. They don't seem to give a flying fuck about profits, even though they could be making an absolute fortune! Usually you can only buy it directly from the monks themselves at the abbey or at a caf

Had myself Erdinger for the first time last Friday. So nice I bought two. It was kind of like Sch

Double-post and old revival but I'M SO TOTEZ EXCITED I DON'T EVEN CARE



That little beauty will soon be sitting in my new house and I absolutely cannot wait. Westvleteren XII has been widely considered one of the best, if not the best, strong (10.2%!) beers in the world for years now. The monks that brew it are really, really cagey about mass-producing it and they basically only brew enough beer to make enough money to run the monastery. They don't seem to give a flying fuck about profits, even though they could be making an absolute fortune! Usually you can only buy it directly from the monks themselves at the abbey or at a caf

Had myself Erdinger for the first time last Friday. So nice I bought two. It was kind of like Sch

Weihenstephaner Vitus. It's fun to say. That means it'll be fun to drink. Thanks man!

After that then I'd say Staropramen from the Czech Republic,

diese.

My ex- put me onto this last time I was over. Find me a pub in London that serves this ambrosia in October...and a major diplomatic incident is just around the corner.

After that then I'd say Staropramen from the Czech Republic,

diese.

My ex- put me onto this last time I was over. Find me a pub in London that serves this ambrosia in October...and a major diplomatic incident is just around the corner.

Staropramen is very common over here anyway, so I'd say there'll be no bother at all drinking it in England. Me and Geert were drinking it one night in the Rocket back in November so it shouldn't be that hard to sort you out!