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i never had a clue that dogfish head has malt liquor 40's http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/10099/17289 so far this is my favorite, kicks the **** outta blue moon http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/83/248 |
I really enjoyed weisse beer when I was stationed in Germany. Schneider-Weisse (http://www.schneider-weisse.de) was my favorite. When I was stationed in England we used to rent a 53 passenger bus go on Firkin pub crawls in London (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firkin_Brewery). Sadly, those breweries are closed now. I am also a fan of Molson's Golden Ale and Corona. I don't really have a favorite American beer. It's all good - like angels crying on your tongue!
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Isn't there already a thread?
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theres a thread on beer brewing
anyone ever have trader joes bavarian hefeweizen? tastes really good, kinda fruity though, no homo |
I have been hooked on Weyerbacher out of Easton. I am just about finished with a case of their Heresy which is really good. Very dark.
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anyone ever try leinekugel sunset wheat or that berry stuff? too much flavor, wasnt a fan.
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Framboise :)
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"wheat ale" or "bock" or "IPA" what brewery? it's like coming into a thread about car discussion and just saying "sports sedan" |
Always been a big fan of Paulaner Weisse, Hacker-Pschorr and Fransizkaner Dark Weisse for German wheat beers. Beck's Dark is another good German export. My favorite American attempt at a hefeweizen is Widmer from Portland Oregon. Lately, i've been drinking a ton of Saranac (most recently their pumpkin ale) and can't recommend their whole line enough. A good place to start is their Adirondack Lager. Blows Yuengling Lager out of the water, hands down.
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I really like Leinekugels Shandy because it tastes just like the Radler's I've had in the past. for everyday I dig Franziskaner Heffe-Weissen and also Magic Hat #9. My brother hooked me on Wheat beers years ago and he picked up a taste for them when he lived in Germany so most of my favorites are wheat beers. My two Seasonal favorites are Mad Elf and St.Bernardus Christmas Ale. I want to try Leinenkugels Fireside nut brown. |
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I really only drink the major named beers.... I really havent tried too many small time brewers. Had Dogfish Head Punkin Ale, which was rather fantastic.
But, favorite beers of mine are usually just Sam Adams Lager and Octoberfests. Also some of the local micro-brews in RI. They tend to have some sold IPAs and Red Ales. |
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White Lightning is good as is St. Bernadus Wit and the Triple and Leffe Blond. Can never go wrong with Sam Adams Summer and the winter lager is pretty tasty also. |
i recommend everyone try WildGoose's winter brew, SnowGoose.....it is my favorite beer of all time. so damn good.
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for parties i usually bring a case of lionshead best tasting beer for the money. its funny because i brought a couple cases to wildwood for senior week, and some kids from up there had no idea what it was. and it has cool riddles under the cap
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deff. 40's either ol' E or mickeys sometimes hurricane... if its not a 40 its prob. a high life.. or pbr
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Has anyone ever tried a beer called Hopback? I don't remember who makes it but its a local PA brew with an intensely hoppy plavor that kicks you in the face at first but tastes incredible after the initial shock. |
Paulaner has been my favorite since I got to Germany.
Others include Bischoff, Spaten, Elephant, Karlsburg, Kostriker, Krombacher and Radeberger. I'm really going to miss this beer! |
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Piraat Ale is my favorite.
Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat is probably my second choice followed by Hofbrau Hefe Weisen. |
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