Poll of the Day > Favorite beer brand

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I prefer Stella Artois when I do drink beer which isn't often.

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Of those, Guinness.

For smaller brews, I prefer Yukon Brewing or Wild Rose Brewery.

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Busch

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Shiner, Southern Star, Dog Fish Head

in that order

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I don't really have one, despite the name. I do have some Coors loyalty out of a mix of local pride and the fact that they gave me a lot of free beer, but they're a soulless giant corporation and it's mostly a joke.

Oh there's a local one I remembered that is pretty cool, I don't think they've made it outside of Colorado though so people have probably never heard of it

Voodoo Ranger IPA. (New Belgium)

Anything from Surly is good also.

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Beer is absolutely disgusting.

Not Your Father's Root Beer.

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Great Lakes

miller for the high life

faramir77 posted...

Of those, Guinness

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local craft beers from almost anywhere in the US

i dont care where I am just give me a local stout and Im happy

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No beer for me

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I hate beer unless it's part of an Irish car bomb so guinness

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Sam Adam's Boston Lager

Blue Moon is second.

Whisky is better.

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Carling.

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Heineken.

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never used to like beer/alcohol, but recent tried a variety of non-alcoholic beers, and one in particular called Sober Carpenter I find to be fantastic. it's like, oh that's why someone would drink beer... probably related to my age, but the taste is so good, like it's a deep complex interesting taste, which is not usually something you would consider capable of being complex.

the three flavors I've tried are all great in their own way:

White (blue can): tastes kind of wheaty, with a bit of bitter orange peel. was my favorite at first but has the least flavor, and I don't really like the faint orange peel taste.

Irish Red (red can): my favorite, can't even describe it, just deep amazing flavor

IPA (green can): almost as deep a flavor as the red one, but with a strong bitter kick to it. I imagine when I was younger I probably would not have liked the bitterness, but right now I find it pretty great.

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Lionshead

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I like a lot of BC craft breweries
For big names maybe Molson or Beck's is my choice

Sahuagin posted...

White (blue can): tastes kind of wheaty, with a bit of bitter orange peel. was my favorite at first but has the least flavor, and I don't really like the faint orange peel taste.

Irish Red (red can): my favorite, can't even describe it, just deep amazing flavor

IPA (green can): almost as deep a flavor as the red one, but with a strong bitter kick to it. I imagine when I was younger I probably would not have liked the bitterness, but right now I find it pretty great.

I think this describes the usual "taste migration" for beer pretty well. Almost everyone starts out not liking it. Then they have enough (at college - or for whatever reason) that they eventually do.

The bulk beers (Bud, etc) have a light enough (watery) flavor that they're...OK. (Never really good, maybe, but OK enough that they're drinkable if you want to join in the beer drinking) Then people discover it's better to have something slightly fruity, i.e. a Corona with a lime. Then the more complicated flavor of a red becomes interesting to them. Then their bitter resistance is gone and IPAs taste good.

You seem to have gone through that quickly. :)

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Blue Moon

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wpot posted...

You seem to have gone through that quickly. :)

those are the only flavors I can get from that company, but yeah, it took 1-2 weeks to shift from liking the blue one best to liking the red and green ones best.

there's a couple more flavors that they make (Ale Blonde (yellow can), and Organic Session IPA (white can)) but they aren't available here for now.

but man they are so good it's ridiculous

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Beer-y Bros. Brand Beer

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The beer I make. 2nd is Founders.

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Coors, Budweiser, and Miller are just like having sex in a canoe.

They're fucking close to water.

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Sarcasthma posted...

Coors, Budweiser, and Miller are just like having sex in a canoe.

They're fucking close to water.

Lol I like Miller high life when I want something really cheap, but it's the absolute minimum of what's acceptable.

Coors tastes like paint to me. It's terrible. Only reason ppl drink it is because they don't know what a decent beer actually is.

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Dogfish head.

Guinness for availability. Smooth and flavorful.

Budweiser gets some shit for reputation, but its not bad and went above my expectations.

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corona or pbr
ipa- sweet water 420

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There is a local brand called Rohrbach, specifically their Scotch Ale and Vanilla Porter. Delicious!

Out of the list, Corona is my go-to cheap beer. I also tend to have a fondness for Coors and Labatt, Coors being the beer my friends drank in college and Labatt being my first since it is all my uncle drinks.

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afrodude77 posted...

ipa- sweet water 420

Sweetwater 420 is an extra pale ale.

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SunWuKung420 posted...

Sweetwater 420 is an extra pale ale.

i guess in that case my fav would be voodoo ranger 2k

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Fort Garry, Labatt, Kokanee

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I do not drink beer

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