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crocteau
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der58SC
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Location: Oceanside, CA
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If I am camping and surfing then it is...
Around the house then it is
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CarreraRS2.7
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Joined: October 27, 2005
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Location: Woodstock, GA
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How did I miss this one?
Some of my favorites:
Samuel Adams Chocolate Bock
Terrapin Rye^2 (local microbrew)
Sweetwater 420 Extra Pale Ale (local microbrew)
Guinness
Harvieston Old Engine Oil
Yuengling Lager
Paulaner Hefeweisen
Abita Turbo Dog
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BeaterBarndoor
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Location: North Carolina
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Murphys Irish Stout!!
if you like Guinness,youll love Murphys!
my favorite by far although tough to find it locally.makes it taste that much better.runner up and sure bet for back up...Guinness
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The Sage
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Location: Traverse City
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Bell's Eccentric Ale.
If you know about it, you know about it. If you don't, you don't.
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Only thing better is this...
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SixVolt
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Location: Cleveland, Ohio
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Murphys Irish Stout!!
if you like Guinness,youll love Murphys!
my favorite by far although tough to find it locally.makes it taste that much better.runner up and sure bet for back up...Guinness
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Great post and your 'spot on' with Murphy's, but with that, you should change your location to County Cork!  |
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spoon
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Location: Monterey, CA
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low oval
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Location: so cal
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| Pacifico is my number 1 choice, along with Molson Canadian and Kona Longboard. |
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Kals57rag
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Location: Maui,Hawaii
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Im an alcoholic so it doesnt matter.. But if I had a choice, it would be a Heineken, San Miguel, Corona, or the newly aquired beer that I tried which is Red Stripe.. 
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bobna54oval
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Joined: November 06, 2006
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Location: Missoula MT
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Everyday: Kokanee
For a treat: Missoula's Big Sky Moose Drool or Summer Honey (in season)
While in Portland OR: Terminator Stout, the best I've found yet
Cheers!!
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rustybugs
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Joined: November 16, 2006
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Location: Good question
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Holy beer nirvana - there are some good looking beers to try in this post.
I recently tried a Canadian Honker while passing through Rochester, MN (at the Canadian Honker restaurant) quite a nice beer, went very well with the juicy Cajun burger.
I also had my first Bell's winter white ale- very flavorful.
For you experimental beer nuts there was a hemp beer I tried at a beer fest in Colorado (I think called Hempen Ale) that was pretty good.
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13MM
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Location: St. Petersburg, Florida
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| Im an alcoholic so it doesnt matter.. But if I had a choice, it would be a Heineken, San Miguel, Corona, or the newly aquired beer that I tried which is Red Stripe.. |
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ckisela
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Location: san jose, CA
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| red stripe is delicious |
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GeorgeL
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| BeaterBarndoor wrote: |
Murphys Irish Stout!!
if you like Guinness,youll love Murphys!
my favorite by far although tough to find it locally.makes it taste that much better.runner up and sure bet for back up...Guinness
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Actually, the Murphys we get is brewed in Luton, England. Still pretty good stuff and fairly readily available here in SoCal.
Some local brews that I enjoy come from the Indian Wells Brewing Company, a minibrewery located in the Mojave Desert:
The Orange Blossom is a good summer brew, while the Piute and Lobotomy will satisfy one's darker side. |
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cdennisg
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Location: Sandpoint, ID
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| My fridge is filled with Snow cap;Pyramid brewing, Jubelale;Deschutes brewing, Full Sail Pale Ale, and a few other random beers like RedHook and Kokanee. My root cellar has goodies like just about anything from Stone Brewing, Siera Nevada's Bigfoot, several different Imperial stouts that are waiting for the right occasion, and the ever present NOS selection of snowcap and Jubelale to compare flavor differences when the new version is released every season. In my travels I have never found better beers than what is available here in the northwest. I will give credit to August Schell's brewery from Mew Ulm, MN for making the best stuff I've had in the Midwest. Great little brewery and they give tours daily. |
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nimbus
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Location: Jacksonville, N. FL
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Besides Stella and Smithwicks (p.1)
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cdennisg
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I just realized an egregious spelling error in my last post. Its NEW ULM, MN. A nice little German town in south central MN.
I left out a few beers too. How about Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout. My favorite Schell's is Schmalt's Alt, though its hard to find, even in MN as it seems they do limited production runs.
I prefer the strong beers since I would rather have two with 7-10% alcohol than have to endure a six pack of whatever piss they sell at the corner store. |
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markm
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Location: Seattle, Via Beautiful El Sereno CA.
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Bring home something special for the wives. |
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spoon
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Location: Monterey, CA
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| I prefer the strong beers since I would rather have two with 7-10% alcohol than have to endure a six pack of whatever piss they sell at the corner store. |
I also agree.
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ssbn659
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Location: N. Central Massachusetts, USA
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Heineken is skunk pee. and Corona isn't a real beer (don't fruit the beer)
My fav= Any authentic GERMAN beer, I do prefer the heiffevison (yea I know I butchered the spelling but it's been quite awhile since I've had any)
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