I like beer! Just about every beer. And my favorite changes as I do. But deep down, the beer(s) I return to are:

Guiness,
SmithWicks,
Hoegaarden, and
Bell's Oberon.

Cheers

Belgium is the place to be for beers,without a doubt!!I've been living here for 5 years,and had some very nice nights (hehehe) drinking this stuff..at 8,5% though,it seperates the boys from the men!!This just fits nicely in the palm of your hand..look at the head on this little beauty!!



Cheers,Shay

Miller lite and Sam Adams. No bud

Corona and Miller Light????..... what's the old saying,.... A lot like making love in a canoe! :-) , As a Canadian, I'm going to take some flak by saying that the finest beers are German..... Warsteiner, Kostrietzer and Lowenbrau.

P.S. Dave..... my wive used to work for a local brewery and was keenly aware of the ingredients in Corona....... STAY WELL AWAY FROM IT!!!!!! (they use odour maskers!)

(P.S. after three beers...... any swill will do, the damage has been inflicted! :-) :-)

Lushly yours
Frank

root

Amstel and jack daniels

Down here in New Zealand my favorite has to be.....Speights

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All I can say is EWWWWW....Thanks for the heads up Frank.. Think Ill go find a corner and be sick now.. :-) :-) :-)

Dave

Southpaw Light

WATNEY'S RED BARREL....Oh, how I DO so miss my Watney's Red Barrel.... ~sigh~
So Now I go for Steel Reserve 211 & 411. Sure, they tatse like crap, but with alcohol contents of 6.0% & 8.1%, I can buy less & still get all wonky(.99USD for a 24oz/.75ltr Can).
But when I want a good sipping Draught, it's usually Guinness or Sheaf Stout.
Though Boulevard Brewing Co. in KC makes a mighty fine Wheat Beer...
Oh. hell. Just give me a beer. I'll drink it. After the 3rd or 4th, I can't taste 'em anyway!! :-)

is this anyworse than mc donalds!? :-)
frank