Favorite Beer?

If like Dogfish Head, don't even bother with Fat Tire. Instead, try Avery Reverend or some Unibroe.

[tonypaladino]

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Budweiser is the choice for anyone under 23.

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grow the [censored] up. anyone drinking bud should be ashamed of themselves. (I am 22 BTW, and knew Bud was [censored] from when I had my first beer at 12 or 13.)

[ethan]

It'd be difficult for me to pick a favorite. However, one I like which some of you may not have tried: Stone's Old Guardian Barleywine.

It's not for the faint of heart. If you're looking for Budweiser, this will probably not be a favorite. It also may be difficult to track down - it's not always available where I live, and that's in a city of 4 million people only 100 miles from the brewery. But it's good. Thick, sweet, nicely hoppy, and 20 proof.

[Skjonne]

Well, Last time (14 days ago), the question was "Best beer you ever had".

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Btw: I had my 1.000th different beer in two years last week. I drink g00t!1!

[mike4bmp]

Mac and Jacks African Amber....draft....

[RocketManJames]

My favorite of all time is called La Trappe.

It comes in varying degrees of alcohol content. I prefer the "dubbel" but it comes up to Quadrupel.

An excellent beer, in my opinion.

-RMJ

[ethan]

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Btw: I had my 1.000th different beer in two years last week. I drink g00t!1!

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Wow. I go through a fair variety of beer, and I'm still not sure how I'd accomplish this.

Nicely done.

[Skjonne]

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Btw: I had my 1.000th different beer in two years last week. I drink g00t!1!

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Wow. I go through a fair variety of beer, and I'm still not sure how I'd accomplish this.

Nicely done.

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Attending beer festivals helps a lot as you only get samples of maybe 10 or 20 cl's.

At the last festival in May in Copenhagen, I managed 53 different beers in two days. And I wasn't drunk.

In five days I'm leaving for the annual beer festival at Grand Place in Brussels. Yummi!

[Mat Sklansky]

Duvel is worth a try.

[RunDownHouse]

Ask your local beer guy if he can get his hands on some Schneider Weisse. I lived just north of Munich for a bit, so I had ample opportunity to try tons of Bavarian weizens, and that was my favorite. Franziskaner is much more widely distributed, and its good too, but not as good as Schneider Weisse.