What's your fave beer?????

Coors Original or ice cold Corona

I'm only 19.. but I still like a lager or ale now 'n then.
RedHook; ESB & IPA

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Originally Posted by bud luv

Anything by Anderson Valley, Boont, or Red Tail is the way to go.

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For you folks over the pond, this is an example of an actual good, damn good, American ale. Anderson Valley makes an incredible oatmeal stout. It's nice thick and black. Soo good. It's not all Coors Light :S2: over here. Red Seal Ale is another good one too.

Pilsner Urquell, Beck's, Alaskan Amber, any of the seasonal Alaskan Ambers, Those are some of my top choices.

If I'm on a budget though and gotta buy cheap beer, nothing beats Pabst Blue Ribbon.

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Originally Posted by bud luv

Anything by Anderson Valley, Boont, or Red Tail is the way to go.

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I drink a lot of the Anderson Valley IPA...SHIT YA CAN'T BEAT A SOLAR POWERED BREWERY!
(..and yeah I must say most of you have horrible taste in beer...but thats okay..it's not your fault...)

Although...I must say I am very very obsessed with Sierra Nevada.

I fucking love that shit. In fact..it's almost embaressing how much I love that shit!!!! SEEEeeeeEee??????:( :( :( :( :( :( :hippy: :hippy: :hippy: :hippy:
:)

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Originally Posted by TallulahGreen

I drink a lot of the Anderson Valley IPA...SHIT YA CAN'T BEAT A SOLAR POWERED BREWERY!
(..and yeah I must say most of you have horrible taste in beer...but thats okay..it's not your fault...)

Although...I must say I am very very obsessed with Sierra Nevada.

I fucking love that shit. In fact..it's almost embaressing how much I love that shit!!!! SEEEeeeeEee??????:( :( :( :( :( :( :hippy: :hippy: :hippy: :hippy:
:)

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You're up in Oregon right? Do you guys ever get beer festivals up there? If you ever get the chance check one out. There's typically anywhere between 15-30 micro-breweries that show up, you usually pay something like $15 and you get a little glass(would hold about 1/2 bottle max) and a bunch of tasting tickets. The people pouring the beer are usually straight from the breweries and although they're only supposed to give you a little "taste" for each ticket, they almost always fill up the glass. It an awesome way to try a bunch of incredible beers for not much $. Just watch out, it's real easy to try a dozen or more beers in a pretty short amount of time and can get really fucked up before you know it.

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Originally Posted by higher4hockey

a. FREE
b. cold
C. plentiful

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That's what I'm saying ! :pimp:

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Originally Posted by Fengzi

You're up in Oregon right? Do you guys ever get beer festivals up there? If you ever get the chance check one out. There's typically anywhere between 15-30 micro-breweries that show up, you usually pay something like $15 and you get a little glass(would hold about 1/2 bottle max) and a bunch of tasting tickets. The people pouring the beer are usually straight from the breweries and although they're only supposed to give you a little "taste" for each ticket, they almost always fill up the glass. It an awesome way to try a bunch of incredible beers for not much $. Just watch out, it's real easy to try a dozen or more beers in a pretty short amount of time and can get really fucked up before you know it.

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Hell yeah, Oregon has more microbreweries per capita than Germany!

Oregon has awesome beer fests...even with more than 30 micro breweries! There is one in Portland every year.

I have yet to go to one...since I am freshly 21(last September)...however, I WILLLLL go to one! CAUSE I LOVE BEER!!!

Miller High Life
Corona

Corona and Stella Artois.