Beer lovers list your favorites and your not so favorites!! (flavor, sale)

[the one]

yum=
negra modelo for mexican beer
fat tire for local
amber bock for US
oh and sierra nevada pale ale

yuck=
bud or coors (drank only in desperation)

[mikebnllnb]

What are your favorite beers. I'm drinking a lot of IPA's right now and looking for suggestions.

IPA's I enjoy:

Dogfish Head 90min and 120min IPA
Breckenridge 471 IPA
Any of the Stone brewery IPA's

I like almost any style of beer except mass produced beer flavored water like Coors, Bud, Miller...Etc

[Fontucky]

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[DrEarth]

I'm a big IPA fan, but that 120 min ale was too much for me.

I like Upland's Dragonfly IPA, and Bells the most.

[ccm123]

Favorites: Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Anchor Steam, Widmer Hefeweizen, Sierra Nevada Summerfest, Sam Adams, Coors Light
Non-Favorites: Heineken, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Corona

[Old Gringo]

Favorites, in no particular order:

Bass Pale Ale
Newcastle Brown Ale
Shiner Bock
Pilsner Urquell
Stella Artois
Negra Modelo
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Anchor Steam

Not so favorites:

Anything light...

[smokingGun]

New fav for Belgian strong ales is Lost Abbey's Inferno. The sweetness of the malt is balanced by the complexity & savoriness of spicy citrus hops. It's perfectly balanced.

[convextech]

I drink Icehouse at home and at parties.

I drink Blue Moon when at a restaurant or bar.

I drink Yuengling when there's no Blue Moon.

When I go out of town I drink whatever local craft beers I can find.





I detest Coors Light. It might as well be the snowmelt off those mountains.

[cindersslipper]

I don't like Belgian beer.

Asian beer is where it's at for me.

Singha, Asahi, etc.

I like a light lager, in Australia it suits our climate and our varied cooking styles.

Corona would also be a top favourite - expensive as heck here but worth it. Yummo.

[Gil3]

Originally Posted by cindersslipper

I don't like Belgian beer.

Asian beer is where it's at for me.

Singha, Asahi, etc.

I like a light lager, in Australia it suits our climate and our varied cooking styles.

Corona would also be a top favourite - expensive as heck here but worth it. Yummo.

I enjoy Tiger beer