What is your favorite beer...

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[Raketemensch]

[quote="DeafOfficeWorker";p="83893"][quote="CastleDoctrine";p="82803"]
Guinness is a delicious stout that I've enjoyed for years. I find it is excellent by itself. My father, while in the Army in Georgia, discovered a delightful blending of beer and stout called a "Musty." Take your beer of choice and fill a chilled pint glass half-way, then fill the rest with, lets say, Guinness. Enjoy!
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We call these "Black&Tans" [/quote]

In college our favorite beer garden had $5 pitchers of cheap beer and $2 pints of Guinness. We'd buy one of each and mix them.

[mr_s]

[quote="Raketemensch";p="168191"]

In college our favorite beer garden had $5 pitchers of cheap beer and $2 pints of Guinness. We'd buy one of each and mix them.
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Boy am I jealous

[DBSW?]

OMG!...Guinness! as well as Boddingtons!

[SkyFrostSalvo]

[PlasticOracle]

My current favorite is Founder's Breakfast Stout, although its definitely NOT an everyday drinking beer:



I'm still trying to get my hands on some Kentucky Breakfast Stout (Beer Advocate #6), which ironically is not distributed in Kentucky. Aged a year in bourbon barrels for extra goodness:

[Raketemensch]

Yeah the canned Guinness pints are pretty darn good...the Murphy's Stout ones are almost as good and usually a buck cheaper per 4pack....

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[JohnCarterofMars]

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BOO nanners! I went to my local area drive thru, and they only had Dortmunder Gold. It's good, but your irish Ale sounds better

[quote="DeafOfficeWorker";p="80506"]
Lot of Guinness and Irish ale drinkers out there! *cheers

When I lived in Durango, CO, used to love the Ska Brewing company. Some of you western villuns might be able to obtain this. Very good beer and ales!

I liked Fat Tire, but there were other microbrews I thought were better.
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blasphemer!!!Fat Tire Amber ale is the best damn amber ale on the planet!!If not the Universe!

But when Im po I like to drink the champagne of beers!
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THIS!!!!!!!

FAT TIRE FTW!

[KRG]

I prefer free beer. It goes down smoother than any other.

[shimmybot]

[quote="Kjeldorian Royal Guard 42";p="168479"]
I prefer free beer. It goes down smoother than any other.
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this

[mr_s]

[quote="Raketemensch";p="168446"]
Yeah the canned Guinness pints are pretty darn good...the Murphy's Stout ones are almost as good and usually a buck cheaper per 4pack....

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what the?

[quote="Kjeldorian Royal Guard 42";p="168479"]
I prefer free beer. It goes down smoother than any other.
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now where do you soppose i get that huh?

[Cheesy89]

I will have to say Root beer because it's not beer ( no hops and that other stuff beer has ) and it doesnt have the taste of alcohol ( ). Keep in mind that I only tried one type of beer and I am scared to try other types of beer .

[CastleDoctrine]

[quote="Helios";p="169867"]I will have to say Root beer because it's not beer ( no hops and that other stuff beer has ) and it doesnt have the taste of alcohol ( ). Keep in mind that I only tried one type of beer and I am scared to try other types of beer .[/quote]You could try Budweiser. It's like making love in a canoe.
(one naughty word )

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[Rigges]

Drinking American beer is like being in a Canoe Flipping Close to Water.....

LMAO





How true






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[Blown65]

I like Corona, don't really drink though.

Also like Mikes Cranberry.