What's your favorite craft beer? (top, flavor, drink)

[ditchlights]

Living in the PNW, the standard for IPA's is a couple notch's higher than in most other areas.

I could list many that I love, but my solid go to for the last couple years has been Laurelwood's Workhorse IPA:

Workhorse IPA | Laurelwood Public House & Brewery | Portland, OR | BeerAdvocate

7.5% ABV / 80 IBU - Very affordable at $4 a bomber at this level of quality.

If you can get your hands on it give it a try.

[ForYourLungsOnly]

At the moment, Three Floyd's Zombie Dust.

[Ohiogirl81]

Whichever one is in my fridge at the moment.

[rainroosty]

Busch Light.

[infinitekid]

Originally Posted by rainroosty

Busch Light.

hipster

[ditchlights]

Originally Posted by ForYourLungsOnly

At the moment, Three Floyd's Zombie Dust.

Wish I could get anything from Three Floyd's in Oregon. ZD is definitely on my "to obtain" list.

Pliny would be my usual trade fare, but it's very hard to find it in bottles in Oregon these days, especially since they stopped distribution to Washington. Every so often I still get it on tap though. Overrated, maybe, but still the gold standard for DIPA's in my opinion.

[ASOT]

Ayinger Oktober Fest-Märzen comes to mind as my all time favorite. Stouts and Belgian ales are my favorite styles though.

[zoomzoom3]

Almost anything from this little brewery

Perennial Artisan Ales

[arjo]

This is a tough one... I like A LOT of different beers.

If I had to give my top three (not necessarily in order):

1) Brooklyn Local 1
2) Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald
3) La Rullés Triple

I tend to gravitate towards strong Belgians and porters/stouts. I generally steer clear of IPAs.

[infinitekid]

I don't like belgians (some spice thing i don't care for) nor porters -- too heavy

i generally steer towards IPA's especially ones from the West Coast