Favorite Beer

[Jack Daw]

I forgot Warsteiner Dunkel, an excellent German dark beer. It's not too hoppy, if hops give you bitter-beer face.

[Sawney Bean]

Fraoch (Heather Ale), Kelpie (Seaweed Ale), Caledonian Brewery's Edinburgh Strong Ale (RIP), Adnams Suffolk Strong Ale, Deuchar's IPA, Guinness and most of those that are Belgian.

[Dall_Piobaire]

Guiness, not cold though...cool, especially the new 250
Belhaven all the time, Harp as well.
Half&Half
Highland Gaelic
Battlefeild Black and Red Oak.

[MacDonnell1973]

I discovered Fraoch, a wonderful heather ale, thats right "heather". It is a delightful brew, brewed in Scotland. If you haven't had the pleasure try to seek it out.

Slainte,

Bill

[Brother Falldown]

Falstaff

Good lord! I haven't heard of Falstaff since high school (some 4 and 1/2 decades ago)! Where are you and where do you get it?

[David Dubh]

I prefer the darker stuff especially in winter.
So it has to be Guiness
Alexander Keith's Red Amber ale is very good, otherwise I'll try any local brewed dark beer

[MacDonnell1973]

Another vote of mine is a brew made here in Eugene, Oregon is Ninkasi Believer IPA. It has a bite that leaves a mark. Excellent quality.

Bill

[cajuncelt]

3 Peaks Kilt Lifter in Arizona!

[David Thornton]

I knew this thread would go long, and it has. And some good info as well. I'll throw in for Kentucky Ale, brewed right here and very good bottled. Much to our surprise, it has become available at the local minor league games in their own booth. As good as it is in the bottle, it is outstanding on tap. And if you also like bourbon, they make Kentucky Ale that is then aged in used bourbon barrels. This one is not for mass consumption, and can be pricey at $9 for a 4 pack, but well worth the effort if you can find it. Or come visit us here and try it sometime.

David

[slohairt]

Guinness
Kilkenny Cream Ale
Any Upper Canada ales, especially Dark
Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale