Favorite beer

How are the KBS and Canadian Breakfast Stout? Can't get the latter, and the only place that carries the former sells it for like $13 per 12-ounce bottle.

St. Bernardus ABT 12 is my go-to right now. My best friend and her boyfriend turned me onto Belgians fairly recently, with Gulden Draak. I searched out a Belgian to introduce to them, and the beer guy at the beer place in town came up with that. So fucking good.

Other favorites:

Southern Tier Pumking
Southern Tier ... well, pretty much all their stouts (Chocolate is best, followed by Mokha, Oat and Jahva, with Creme Brulee a once a year thing).
Stone Russian Imperial Stout
Dogfish Head Midas Touch
Dogfish Head Theobroma
Oskar Blues Ten Fiddy Stout
Oskar Blues Gordon Ale Double IPA
Terrapin Wake 'n Bake Coffee Oatmeal Imperial Stout

I'll think of others

 

You and me both:

 

Bell's Batch 6000 is Biervana for me, especially the Barrel-Aged version poured by Larry Bell himself from a 3L bottle at the 09 Great Taste of the Midwest.

Goose Island Sofie
Goose Island Bourbon County Stout (especially with about two years' age on it)
Goose Island Bourbon County Coffee Stout
Surly Two
Surly Smoke
Surly Darkness
Surly Bitter Brewer
New Glarus Moon Man
New Glarus Raspberry Tart
Jolly Pumpkin Bier de Mars (this year's batch was tremendous)
Jolly Pumpkin Weizen Bam
Founders Black Biscuit
Short's 5th Anniversary Blood Orange Wheatwine
Short's Bourbon Wizard
Short's Hangin' Frank
Short's The Woodmaster
Capital Autumnal Fire
Ballast Point Sculpin
Russian River Consecration
Russian River Blind Pig
Russian River Pliny the Elder
Cascade Cuvee de Jonguelier
New Belgium Eric's Ale
Bell's Hopslam
Bell's Wild One
Bell's Two Hearted Ale
Deschutes The Abyss (just had an 07 last month, absolutely stunning beer)
Three Floyds Dreadnaught
Town Hall Masala Mama IPA
The Lost Abbey Cuvee de Tomme
Fantome Saison
Boulevard Saison-Brett

Off the top of my head...

 

Guinness
Yuengling
New Belgium's 1554
New Belgium's Skinny Dip
Ayinger Celebrator Dopplebock

 

I'm partial to the coasters.

 

Southern Tier leaves me with an artificial sweetener aftertaste, which is highly off-putting.

I much prefer Founders CBS to KBS. The maple bourbon just mellows out the stout's heavy coffee base taste.

 

Tonight, Newcastle is just fine.

Agree on the New Glaus Brewing Company products. I plan on doing a brewery tour there is winter.

 

The next one someone pours me for free.

 

Moose Drool (only had it three times, but a buddy is bringing me some from the Springs for R&R)
Guinness
SA Boston Lager
Anchor Steam
Red Hook ESB
PBR (for those hot, Southern days)

 

Excellent. and I like to smoke OPCs. Other People's Cigs.


i have several favorites for different occassions.

summer time at the beech -- kalik (well i guess only at bahamas), landshark, or dos equis

thanksgiving or christmas -- bass, sam adams or dogfish (not sure which kind, but these holidays my brother or uncle always bring one of these beers so i drink them)

getting f'd up and acting like a jackass in the shortest amount of time -- Crazy Horse (wish they still made it)

at home watching a game -- amstel, molson ice, yuengling

 

Fat Tire
Harp
Guinness

 

So many to choose from...not sure I could narrow it down to just a handful.

When in doubt, I'll take a cold Miller Lite, though.