Beer Talk

[cabinetman]

I don't know how many are familiar with "33" or Biere Larue, (both suck IMO) but I kinda like:
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[Uncle Cracker]

I like me some Heineken... I've been drinking Beck's Dark lately (sticks to my ribs).

[Alex Franke]

Got my attention!

I'm partial to Anchor Steam.

[Tom Slick]

I have Anchor Steam in the fridge right now!

I've never had 33 or Biere Larue, but if they are like heineken then I'll pass.

[atgcpaul]

Sorry but I can't stand Heine (that's what I think it tastes like). My local
brewpub makes a very good IPA and I like most anything from Sam Adams.

[charliex]

Never met a beer I didn't like, just like some more than others.
Lately it's been Samuel Adams Cream Stout that I'm liken.
Chas

[pelligrini]

My fav is Guinness Draught. Half my beer shelf in the fridge is full of it. Bass and Harp are always welcome. Peroni is good in the summer, reminds me of a semester I spent in Italy.

I just hate having to make the choice.. shop time with power tools, or beer.

[JR]

My fav is Guinness Draught.

I was a doubter, but now I'm a believer. I spent a week in Ireland during April. That Guiness is some creamy beer, man! Here's lunch after spending the day in The Burren.

[GoFish104]

"Sorry but I can't stand Heine (that's what I think it tastes like)." I just couldn't let this pass. One of the local radio station has spoof commercials for 'The Hiney Winery', this morning they where talking about a new board game...Hiney Pursuit. Jack

[Whaler]

For me it's Red Hook ESB.

[RobC]

For me it's Red Hook ESB.

I'll second that! Other times, it's Guinness for me.

[OpaDC]

My all time favorite beer. Had it in a Bohemian restaurant the next town over from me when I lived in Germany. Silky smooth! Last time I visited the place had closed though. Otherwise it's Sam Adams for domestic and most when German beers when I visit there.

[Esteban]

I drank only one brand. About two years ago tired of the commitment I started drinking different brands and brews even during the same afternoon. If I can’t change my wife; might as well have fun with the beers. Is not only fun to try that many brands out there, but specially funny when a bartender thinks you are driving him crazy for ordering four or five different ones.

[Russianwolf]

Guinness man here too, but there is a bar in DC called the Brick Skellar that likely has more beers than any place else. They have a beer menu that is divided by country of origin.

[Handy Al]

Someone say beer? I've been enjoying Yingling lately, but it's hard to find around here.