Favorite Beer

**Mark Keeney** · 9th September 09, 01:48 PM

Yuengling Lager so far...

You can't get it here though

**Detroitpete** · 9th September 09, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by Woodsheal

Wow! That ranks right up there with Iron City, Lone Star, and Genesee...!

hehehehe...

You can STILL get Strohs (err, Mother's Milk to anyone from Michigan) here! One of my favorite spots with a nice outside eating area sells it at 2 bucks for a 16 oz. mug

yum

**Mad Scientist** · 9th September 09, 02:36 PM

What ever I made last.... Right now, it is Steam Lager, and ESB, with a Yuengling Clone, a Rye Lager, and 2 porters are in the pipeline.

**Woodsheal** · 9th September 09, 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by Detroitpete

hehehehe...

You can STILL get Strohs (err, Mother's Milk to anyone from Michigan) here! One of my favorite spots with a nice outside eating area sells it at 2 bucks for a 16 oz. mug

yum

Actually, I used to like Strohs just fine! Haven't had one in eons. I'm not a "beer snob" and will gladly glug down an ice-cold Genny, Rolling Rock, or Labatt's on a hot summer's day. I draw the line at Coors Lite, however. That tastes like a can of slightly beer-flavored water...!

**Rob Wright** · 11th September 09, 08:11 PM

Shiner Bock
Shiner Blonde
Ayinger Wheat & Dark Wheat Beer
Audacious Apricot Ale
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout

Rob

**haxtonhouse** · 11th September 09, 08:38 PM

I have 2 favorites: Kostritzer (from Germany) and Pike brewing company's Kilt Lifter

**perkeo** · 12th September 09, 12:10 AM

Right now I'm really enjoying the Guinness 250!

Other then Guinness I have been enjoying

**Howard Clark** · 12th September 09, 05:47 AM

Belhaven first, Guinness second (used to be my favorite, still very close), with Fat Tire more lately because it is easier to find and I like it just fine. I like a nice dark malty brew, and will try most anything once.

**Frank McGrath** · 13th September 09, 10:19 AM

Cold!!!!

The all time best glass of beer I had was at a Ruby Tuesday in Westminster, Md. It was the last draw from the keg and had ice floating on it. The nest beer I had that night was from a fresh keg and it was still warm. Ick.

**Brasilikilt** · 13th September 09, 11:22 AM

I live in Portland, Oregon which is known for having so many micro breweries, and as a result, selecting something to drink can be a little bewildering at times.

I think of Sheaf Stout as my old reliable.....It seems that every time I drink it, certain flavor notes stand out more than the others.....sometimes smoky, sometimes licorice, sometimes more of a coffee flavor but always delicious.
It also comes in a great big bottle which is enough to make just about any beer lover smile.