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Quote Originally Posted by Lou:

Anybody ever heard of Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
 
I bet you cant have just one.
 
Lou.

That's my every day beer, and once in a while I take a red amber...

Guiness is also a lot into my best beers, as well as a good Hoogarden when it's realy hot outside!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by D-Town:

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Love that Summer Shandy.

I can't get enough.  I helped a buddy take down a tree on Labor Day...6 hours in 90 degree heat with a chain saw.  I plowed through a 6 pack when I got home in about an hour and a half and then slept for about 12 hours.  I stick 'em in my freezer until they are about 32.5 degrees.  You can drink 'em like lemonade....only it's beer.  There is nothing better in the summer. 

I'm also a huge Sleamans fan.  Guiness and Winter Lager in the colder months.

Mich. Golden light when I'm drinking for size. 

 
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great lakes
Chirstmas Ale     
 
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Out on the town: Newcastle / Kiltlifter / Anchor Steam
 
Backyard: Mich Ultra, Coors Lite, Widmer Hefe
 
 
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Yuengling Lager
 
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Keiths  
 
 
 
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Shiner Bock
 
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miller lite
 
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Quote Originally Posted by theCITY:

Sammy: Boston Lager,
can't go wrong w/ Guinness,
and pretty much anything you can drink for beer pong


Your not even 21 yet.... No kids allowed in this forum!!   TheCity
 
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1. Stella
2. Mickey's (40oz brown bag.... MMmmmm)
3. Blue Moon
 
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Best time of my life was with Vodka Coolers 
 
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I like red stripe.  However, at the end of the night, all the beers taste the same to me.
 
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I had 27 beers left over from Labor Day weekend (all different kinds) and still went to the store for a
Lowenbrau today.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by fartnsniff:

Best time of my life was with Vodka Coolers 
 
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Which is why we're talking about BEER...................F'IN CHRIST!
 
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god there's so many beers that i haven't even heard of...
 
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I vote that Pilsner Urquell for having the best game

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Quote Originally Posted by Lou:

Anybody ever heard of Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
 
I bet you cant have just one.
 
Lou.


Can never go wrong with a Keiths.

How about a Propeller Bitter. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hevil17:

Yuengling Lager


I was waiting for someone to name this beer damn it took awhile, Pottsville, Pa they give the best tours to their facility....

good luck today guys
 
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Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale
 
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Maredsous 10

Its like Pot in a bottle.

This is the 9th time this thread has been started this year.
 
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Blue Light...as far as my every day beer goes......any english beer after that.
 
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The beer that the guy who gives me the best tip that night is my fav.of the day,lol
Last night a 250 tip from a guy drinking Heinys,thats my fav.for awhile. 
 
 
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 I have a new summer favorite.

Shiner Smokehaus Bier from Shiner,Texas.

It's malt is mesquite smoked to give it a finish like no other beer.I can't get enough and actually drove to North Carolina just to get enough to last me through the summer.

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