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 Favorite Brew
What is your favorite beer? And where is it bottled?
Mine is Warsteiner Octoberfest from Germany.
Last edited by Starhunter451; 3rd July 13 at 07:41 PM.
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Big fan of Sam Adams Boston Lager as far as American beers go. However, I did just find out that my local wine store, which sells everything by the way, orders a Scottish brew from Innis & Gunn. They were out of the beer at the time but told me they had some more on order and it would be here in a week or so. Now I am looking forward to tipping back some whiskey barrel aged brew from Innis & Gunn. 
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My first choice is usually Guinness. I like a stout I can chew.
I recently tried Smithwick's and very much enjoyed it. An Irish red ale is at the other end of the scale for me.
I do not care for IPA's at all.
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I'd have to go for the IRN one.
Somehow my tastebuds just don't agree with alcohol in drinks.
Then I'm lucky, it leaves more money for my upcomung new kilt :soda:
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My favorite beer is of the root variety. Baumeister is brewed up in Kewanee, WI, if memory serves. My favorite brew is actually either Scottish Breakfast Tea or Irish Breakfast Tea.
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Green Flash makes a double porter called Black Ale. Absolutely fabulous, rich and almost oily. Talk about a beer you can chew! Guinness is completely overrated IMHO. Only problem is that the Green Flash may be a seasonal. .. Stone Smoked Porter is an alternative, also Wreck Alley.
Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].
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 Originally Posted by sydnie7
Green Flash makes a double porter called Black Ale. Absolutely fabulous, rich and almost oily. Talk about a beer you can chew! Guinness is completely overrated IMHO. Only problem is that the Green Flash may be a seasonal. .. Stone Smoked Porter is an alternative, also Wreck Alley.
I'll have to try it. Sometimes Guinness is the only stout you can find.
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A Scottish style beer that I like is "Rail Bender Scottish Ale" from the Erie Brewing Co. in Erie, PA. My favorite beers include Torpedo IPA from Sierra, the 6o Minute IPA & the 90 Minute IPA from our local Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware and the #3 IPA & #6 IPA from Evolution Craft brewing (EVO) in Salisbury, MD.
Out here on Delmarva, we are blessed with a plethora of Craft breweries and a very active home brewing culture.
Now, don't get me started on Scotch and Wine. (sound like a real lush don't I)
Nile
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2nd July 13, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by kiltedrennie
I'll have to try it. Sometimes Guinness is the only stout you can find.
Oh absolutely, sometimes I feel lucky that Guinness is on offer. Half the time I ask "what's your darkest beer" and the server suggests an IPA!
Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].
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