What's Your Favorite Beer/Ale?

[itself]

Ok, so I'm not too ladylike! I love wine, but geez, there is nothing like a good ale. I am from Boston, the home to Sam Adams. But my favorites are:

Newcastle Ale
Boddingtons Ale
Negro Modelo
Mothership Wit (and it's organic!)

And I admit it, I drink one ale a day. Keeps the doctor away! So what is your favorite one?

Lisa

[lunacycles]

Dale's Pale Ale. Seriously delicious, even though it is in a can. Plus it's from my homeland.

Wolaver's India Pale Ale: that's what I am sipping on right now. Organic. Makes me feel better about consumption of alcohol. Sort of light for an India Pale Ale. Hoppy, but not over the top.

I love beer. I try to love wine...but, truth is, I love beer, and my belly is starting to show this.

[shootingstar]

I love beer. I try to love wine...but, truth is, I love beer, and my belly is starting to show this.

Used to curse for awhile that I am slightly allergic to alcoholic drinks-- I turn red very fast after only 1/4 c. or less, of anything-boozy. Now, am glad my body warns me not to take in too much libation 'cause of this possible result.

Haven't drank beer over last 30 yrs. But yes, wine..for special times.

[spokewench]

Oak Creek Nut Brown (from Sedona brewery)

and Warsteiner (german beer) yum, yum.

[Owlie]

Best beer I've ever had was Otter Creek IPA...I think.

[rubywagon]

I love:

Rogue Dead Guy Ale
Saranac Caramel Porter
Modelo Negro
Wasatch Brewery Bristlecone

I love all beer though. I really do.

[itself]

It's a love afair, I swear. And you just have to love some of the crazy names they put to these ales.

Lisa

[tulip]

Dogfish Head 60-Minute IPA
Anything from Belgium (especially the Lambics!)

[itself]

Tulip, right on. Framboise Lambic, that's a fun one. Great around new years as it tastes like a bubbly raspberry champagne!

Lisa

[rubywagon]

Mmmm. I had a Squatters Belgian Style Ale with my dinner tonight. I think beer might be my favorite thing in the world. I am not kidding.

[IFjane]

Fat Tire Amber Ale - and no one distributes it in these parts. I have to have it "imported" from SC. There just happens to be a case (minus one beer) in my fridge right now. By New Belgium Brewing Co. in Ft. Collins, CO - they are wonderful supporters of cycling events, too.

Second: a local brew, Star Hill Amber Ale, from Charlottesville, VA. Good stuff.

[TsPoet]

Kolsch, but I've never had the real German stuff, I like the home grown Ice Harbor Kolsch and will hopefully try the other someday.
and now I'm going to try a Lambic, which I'd never even heard of, sometime soon.

[maillotpois]

Dogfish Head 60-Minute IPA
Anything from Belgium (especially the Lambics!)

YES YES! To both!!!

Wow. Tulip we are beer soul mates.

I love a good hoppy IPA. Mt. Tam Pale Ale, Lagunitas IPA, Lagunitas Hop Stoopid, Rogue Imperial IPA....

[7rider]

So what is your favorite one?

In the summer, I like a nice, cool Sam Adams Hefeweizen.
Once the chill returns to the air, there's nothing like a Woodchuck 802/Dark and Dry cider. Mmmmmmmm

[GLC1968]

* Stone Chocolate Stout

That sounds delicious - can you send some up to me?

Once the chill returns to the air, there's nothing like a Woodchuck 802/Dark and Dry cider. Mmmmmmmm

OMG - YES! YUMMMM!