I have an entire fridge stocked with over 30 different varieties of craft beers. That being said, my go to summer beer on the boat fishing, or post biking is coors light.
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I have an entire fridge stocked with over 30 different varieties of craft beers. That being said, my go to summer beer on the boat fishing, or post biking is coors light.
High Life.
With lunch/when its hot....
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Evening/dinner....
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Pils and Kootenay
Winner by ass-to-mouth. Did I just say that? Oh' well, the Champagne always flows.Quote:
Originally Posted by ass-to-mouth
Have you ever sat down, alone, with a 30 pack of high life and a 30 pack White castle crave case of sliders?Quote:
Originally Posted by uppernotmaster
How many times do I have to say they were tears of joy, not despair.
Fuck I miss Founders. Do you live in GR? DAMN, I could go for a Founders Pale Ale...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
My go-to for camping or post ride is Coors Light though.
squatters hop rising double IPA!
Agreed on the Torpedo. I like the local breweries Islander and Idiot IPA's, but when in the store, I reach for the Torpedo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
Pacifico or Sam Adams.
Mine is also Sierra Torpedo. Its my go to cause its the cheapest of the really good IPAs...9 bucks v 11 for my other favs like Ithaca Flower Power and Custom Brewcrafters Caged Alpha Monkey. Kokanee is the best "cheap" beer ever. Can't get kokanee locally so i go Genny Light when I'm feeling like keeping it real
Whatever's in the 'ole kegerater. Right now it's Great Divide Hades belgian style strong golden ale.
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Hamm's>High Life
the Rotator X-114 IPA is damn tasty. If gay to type. Really happy with the Sierra Nevada Beer Camp brews the Weizenbock is tits
Mirror Pond. Never buy it much as I always want to try something new. But if I had to have one beer for the rest of my life, Mirror Pond is my go-to.
Longhammer Ipa, love the torpedo, alaskan ipa is good.
Kokanee is so over rated here, it's like bud lite, and I can't drink any more of either. Unless I'm on the river on an 85-95 degree day, then I'll mix in the kokanee and bud lite to stay hydrated.
Hamm's. On tap.
Edit: Damn, Hugh beat me to it. I found a place that has it on tap last night. I think it may have been the first time I've ever had it cold. 3 - 7$ pitchers later, and I'll be drinking it over any of the other shit beers.
That said, if I'm reaching in my fridge, it's pretty much between Sierra Nevada and Dale's Pale Ale.
I drink maybe one a night. Two on a weekend if I've been working and feel I've earned it. I can afford a $10-$15/week beer budget.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
I live in the UP, just north of Houghton. Founders, Bells, and Goose Island are all pretty available, though not necessarily their rarer brews. A lot of the west coast and east coast craft beers are hard to find, though I'll seek them out every now and again.Quote:
Originally Posted by regct
Exactly. Current faves are Bells Hopslam (seasonal) and North Coast Old Rasputin - but at $16+ for a six-pack they're a luxury and I can't really justify keeping them in regular rotation. Plus I have a hard time downing a 10% abv beer and doing anything productive for the next hour. Torpedo is tasty, drinkable, affordable, and has a pretty moderate abv for a relatively big IPA.Quote:
Originally Posted by booner
Tuckerman Pale Ale
Where is the representation by the Euros, Kiwis, Aussies, and Japanese? Post up your favs please!
Wow, North Coast brewing makes it all the way to the UP? I remember when that brewery opened in my small town in Northern Cal and along with the Booneville brewery I thought I was one of the privileged few that got to sample such nectar. Now it is all the way up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
Also interesting to see such love for Oregon beers. So many good beers there.
There is nothing better than..........
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Okanagan Springs Pale Ale and/or 1516. Stella, Beck's, or a nice, cold Kilkenney.
High Life of course nothing beats it after a hard days work. Extra points for the camo can.
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almost always have a keg of homebrew ipa on tap regardless of the season.
teleee, local or smuggled?
Been a tad budget minded lately so instead of the typical $6-$10 bomber I usually get, I've been enjoying this little gem for a fiver...
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Pike Place Double IPA comes in second for a tasty DIPA for under $5 a bottle
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Or I'll just get a growler filled with Industrial IPA from Diamond Knot brewing in Mukilteo or 2 Pint IPA from Big E's http://www.ellersickbrewing.com/
During winter Pyramid's Snowcap is always on hand for the go-to.