I know we have done this before but I think with all this beer talk its time for the new edition of the "whats your favorite beer" thread.

Favorites or honorable mentions...lets go!

Unibroue (just about any they make, and I have tried most of them)
Dogfish Head (really lovin the Punkin latetly)
Sierra Nevada (Torpedo & Pale Ale)
Allagash Belgian White


ok I am getting thirsty.....

Sam Adams Boston Ale and Octoberfest at this time of year.
There's a friend of mine in Fitchburg who makes his own. His Summer Ale is absolutely perfect! I heard Angels sing as I quaffed one last Summer, it will haunt me until next Summer.

Great thread Jenn.

It is really tough for me to pick a favorite. I take forever to pick out something at the package store.

Whenever I can't decide, my go-to beer is a Bass Ale. I just can't go wrong with it.

But I'm not a snob either. I'll drink Budweiser anytime at friend's houses.

Whiskey Barrel Porter (IncrediBrew), Cambridge Brewery (CBC) Porter, Sam Adams Winterfest, Sam Adams Octoberfest and the No 1 Guinness Stout.

Its that Time of year again for Black and Tans w/ Guiness and Post Road Pumpkin Ale.....:drool: Nothing better

The one thing that I'm going to miss from Striperfest this year is Harpoon Octoberfest.

I wonder if Gansett will mind if I BMOB :rotf2:

This time of year...

http://www.mercurybrewing.com/harvest.jpg

Ipswich Harvest Ale

I brew my own and there's nothing as good out there.

For storebought beers I like New Castle Nut Brown , Pilsner Urquelle , Sam Adams Boston Lager , Magic Hat Blind Faith. There is also a good Imperial stout out there but I forget the name , I know the bottle though.

My favorite was allways More. Of coarse Free was good as well.

1.Sammy Octoberfest

2.Guinness

3.Corona Extra

4.Sammy cream stout

5.Harpoon IPA

6.Murphy's stout


I'd hate to be an alcoholic I don;t think I could quit I love beer to much!

Kind of feel like a lowlife with all those cool microbrews listed above, but give me an ice cold BudLight any day.:drool:

The past few months.
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout,
Wachusett Ryde/October/Country

Doggy Style Pale. We killed several kegs in VA last week

The past few months.
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout,


Never heard of it sounds good...I'll have to hunt some down:love:

More and free...I like that! :)

I quit drinking beer once. Worst ten minutes of my life!

Beer is proof God loves us and wants us to be happy.

Its that Time of year again for Black and Tans w/ Guiness and Post Road Pumpkin Ale.....:drool: Nothing better

Now why would you ruin a perfectly good Guinness by mixing it with anything else?

Just returned from a week in London, so I'd have to say, Fuller's London Pride.

Never heard of it sounds good...I'll have to hunt some down:love:

Bob, if you can't find it on tap make sure you get the CO2 cans at the packy.

Mayflower brewery puts out a real nice Porter very smooth and the have an absolutly kicka$$ IPA you really need to like a real hoppy ale.After that Guiness then Harp

Now why would you ruin a perfectly good Guinness by mixing it with anything else?


That is why my version of a Black&Tan is in the right hand a Guinness and the left hand an ale or lager (Octoberfest works fine) and never the twain shall meet except after it is too late in the stomach!

Dundee honey brown

Sam smiths oatmeal stout
saporo
yuengling ale
guinness
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BlueMoon...outa the tap

Now why would you ruin a perfectly good Guinness by mixing it with anything else?

That is why my version of a Black&Tan is in the right hand a Guinness and the left hand an ale or lager (Octoberfest works fine) and never the twain shall meet except after it is too late in the stomach!

Don't knock it til you try it........Great Combination.

Don't knock it til you try it........Great Combination.

Adding to perfection, only makes it imperfect.

My Guinness shall never be mixed with anything.

Lefty Socialist Snob :hihi:

Head north regularly to hike or ski, and make a point of visiting the Tavern at the Woodstock Inn in No. Woodstock, NH. Good food and a micro-brewery. Try the Pig's Ear Brown Ale. Some local stores carry Woodstock brews.

In my opinion, Guinness isn't even the best beer brewed by the Guinness brewery. I'd take a Smithwick's first, then a Guinness.:cheers:

I'll be having a few beers tonight, but unfortunately the selection will be pretty poor where I'm going.

Lefty Socialist Snob :hihi:

Hahaha.... it's because I'm a sophisticated thinker.

hop devil IPA
harpoon IPA
shipyard pumpkin ale
Hoeegarden
and of course SKOL

In my opinion, Guinness isn't even the best beer brewed by the Guinness brewery. I'd take a Smithwick's first, then a Guinness....

I like these both since there are times when I'm in the mood for a "meal in a glass" or a beer.

(I learned how to order Smithwick's like a local. It's pronounced Smithicks, not Smithwicks. If you pronounce it with the "w", they know you a re a yank'.

Guinness does go very well with fish 'n chips. (kind of like beer and pizza)