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    New Castle and Guinness.

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    My real favorite is hard to get outside of New Mexico, Sierra Blanca Brown Ale. I have a traveling friend bring some to town for us every couple months.
    When we go out, Guinness or Newcastle.
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    Millstream Schild Brau Lager from the Amana Colonies in Iowa, or Belhaven Scottish Ale, but I do also prefer dopplebocks such as Spaten Optimator...

    Decisions, decisions...

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    Guiness, not cold though...cool, especially the new 250
    Belhaven all the time, Harp as well.
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    Innis & Gunn out of Edinburgh; Skullsplitter and Dark Island from Orkney Brewing; Guiness; Ale of Atholl from Moulin Brewing, Pitlochry; The Reeling Deck at The Stein Inn on Skye; Paradox from Brewdog in Islay casks.
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    Oi...am I gonna get it...but Blackened VooDoo from Dixie breweries is a fine one...but when I kinna get that a Guiness or newcastle will do nicely, thanks. JW dundee honey brown is a fine one as well.

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    Guinness, Smithwick's, Harp, Bass, Newcastle, & Belhaven are ongoing favorites, but a recent discovery is my current craving: Dogfish Head IPA
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    A toss up between Skull Splitter, Old Rasputin Imperial Stout from North Coast Brewing and of course Pikes Kilt Lifter!!! int:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macthenife View Post
    Old Rasputin Imperial Stout from North Coast Brewing and of course Pikes Kilt Lifter!!! int:
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    The darker the better

    I also like just about anything from local brewers Boundary Bay, in particular their Scotch Ale (the official beer of our local games), Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout, & of course the old stand-by: Guinness

    I do miss our (now defunct) local Orchard Street Brewery (not to be confused with a brewery by the same name back east). I worked for them in the early 90's, and after work would enjoy a pint or two of the Porter. Myself & another co-worker would first add a shot of espresso, then fill the rest of the way with the Porter. The two complimented each other nicely.

    I don't usually go for pale ales, but I recently discovered at Trader Joe's an imported Organic Pale Ale called "Great Scot" thats brewed by the Caledonian Brewery in Edinburgh. Its actually quite refreshing on a hot summer day!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsheal View Post
    Guinness, Smithwick's, Harp, Bass, Newcastle, & Belhaven are ongoing favorites, but a recent discovery is my current craving: Dogfish Head IPA
    I truly love dogfish 90. Another great (and CHEAPER) HOPPY IPA is Victory Brewing Company's 'Hop Devil'. That is my current favorite.

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