Best beer you've ever had?

[Elkfever]

Boneyard RPM out of Bend, Oregon.

 

[Speeddmn]

Alaskan Amber, or anything really from Alaskan Brewery... next Coors Light, then Busch/Busch Light!

Really like most beers, enjoy the ambers, and summer blends best. Anything in a clear, or green bottles I won't touch, unless my Grandpa offers it.

 

[RoJo]

The absolute best beer I ever had, by far, was an ice cold something-or-other in a bottle (I don't even recall what it was, maybe a Mich light or ultra, and I'm sure it wouldn't have mattered) after the long, hot trek out of the Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness following a weekend backpack trip.

Other than that, I spent almost a year working in the UK as a contractor for Det 4 of the 9th SRW at RAF Mildenhall, and did a lot of pub hopping in my spare time. I got spoiled. Pretty much any fresh cask ale over there is awesome. A couple of my favorites: Ind Coope Burton Ale and Adnams Southwold Bitter. Greene King had a good IPA and a Bitter as well.

 

[Northernpiker]

They're all good now watching this Packer game...can't get enough beer in me.

 

[MTguy0341]

Big fan of Cold Smoke or Bayern's Amber

 

[Brendan]

This will either be to celebrate a a Patriots win, or numb the pain. Either way....

From Trillium Brewing...

 

[Belzabelk]

Flying Dog - Pale Ale
Deschutes - Mirror Pond Pale Ale

 

[sneaky]

I don't drink anymore. I don't drink any less either. Lindemans Grand Cuvée Rene was one I still remember from my culinary school days. Nowadays I drink a little of everything. Pilsner Urquell, Sam Adams, Moose Drool, Blown Out Brown, Sessions IPA.

 

[sneaky]

Melvin's Double.IPA seems to be pretty good from what I hear

 

[Jon Boy]

Busch light slushy in an ice shack...

 

[Frito]

I like IPA's. I think one that really comes to mind as enjoyable is Crankyanker IPA from Eddieline in Buena Vista, CO.

I also like most of the Lagunitas beers.

 

[Ridge Ghost]

Cold Smoke - Kettlehouse (Missoula, MT)
Irish Death - Iron Horse (Ellensburg, WA)
Hazelnut Brown Nectar - Rogue (Newport, Or)
Optimator Doppelbock- Spaten (Germany)

Lots of good ones out there, but this is my current hall of fame

 

[idelkslayer]

A&W or Dad's old fashioned.

 

[tuffcity]

Current favourites are Hoyne Brewing (Victoria, BC) Pilsner and their "Dark Matter", Yukon Brewing "Bonanza Brown" and Alaska's "Amber Ale". Not a huge fan of the current trend to hop the shit out of beers.

Is it time for the Haines Beerfest yet?

RC

 

[elkyinzer]

Southern Tier Live is thus far my all time favorite. I like the bright, fresh tasting ales.

Yuengling usually inhabits my refrigerator as a more budget friendly than the micros.

Our family deer camp does Keystone Light barrels. For some reason that stuff tastes pretty good when you're up there.

 

[robtattoo]

Well, I lived my entire life in England (specifically Yorkshire. Home of beer), up until 8 years ago, so I may be a little biased here....but it's a 50/50/50 split between Black Sheep, Theakston's XB & Taylor's Landlord.

 

[AustinL911]

Got-to cheap beer is Budlight

Really liking Alaskan Amber right now though.

 

[Ryan Avery]

It will change your life

 

[KurtR]

When we were in Riggins ID this year i had one called wobbly man and I could have sat and drank a whole bunch of those.

 

[Loco4dux]

Russian River Brewery - Pliny the Elder DIPA
Kern River Brewing - Just Outstanding IPA
Oskar Blues - Dale's Pale Ale

To name a few...