Is this for OT?

[ravenhammer]

In that case its time for another thread about beer.
What's you current fave(s)?
I tried 2 new offerings from AB this Christmas the Winter's Bourbon Cask Ale which was very bland. It tasted like Budweiser without the Beechwood aging.
The other was the 2007 Brew Masters Private Reserve. It was the best AB beer I have had.

[#1_HawgZilla_Owner]

Bud Light
Miller Lite

[Rowdy]

Landshark. A Buffet brew from Fla. Tastes like Corona,only smoother. And no stinkin' lime or salt,either.

[magictones]

Mine are Guinness and Fat Tire.

[VmsTopGun]

November -> March
Sierra Nevada Celebration ale
Anchor Steam Christmas ale
Sam Adams Old Fizziwig, Winter Lager, Cream Stout, Holiday Porter, Scotch Ale, Double Bock
Harpoon Winter Warmer

April -> May
Sam Adams Boston Ale, Lager

June -> August
Harpoon IPA
Sam Adams Pale Ale, White Ale
Hacker Pschorre Hefe Weisse ( with bratwurst and onions )
Pilsner Uquell

Sept -> November
Sam Adams Octoberfest, Boston Ale

[JoshWithrow]

#1 - Yuengling
#2 - Coors Light ;)

[steelr43]

Miller Lite
Michelob Ultra

[JoshWithrow]

Also, has anybody ever had Woodchuck brews? Man, it's like applejuice with a kick! lol

[transltr]

Guinness
Newcastle
Shiner Bock

-Scott

[ravenhammer]

November -> Double Bock


My absolute favorite bottled beer. Unfortunately I can only get about every other year here. Have you tried it with a shot of Triplebock in it?

[xGatez]

Becks
XX light

Pabst blue ribbon is the good old standbye, being recently 21 i havnt had many different kinds of beers yet but i plan on finding one i like soon haha.

[VmsTopGun]

not yet, but now that you mention it, i'll give it a whirl.

can you get either Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock? or or Spaten optimator???
those are tasty alternatives also.

Wife is from boston so I pick up a case of SA once a year and that last me a while. If I run out of SA :eek: or at a restaraunt the Celebrator is my first alternative.

If you ever get to France Pelforth brune is worth a try for a local brew.