What's Your Favorite Beer/Ale?

[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.

[OakLeaf]

Probably what I liked the best is the low-alcohol Heineken you get in the Netherlands. They don't import it into the USA. Probably the same stuff people drank for breakfast 1,000 years ago.

[KnottedYet]

Red Bridge (sorghum)
2nd choice: Bard's Tale (also sorghum)

Giving up real beer was the final step and biggest loss with my advancing celiac disease.

(The irony is that for decades I handmade tons of bread and I homebrewed fantastic beers... sigh)

[Bike Chick]

New Glarus Brewing Co. Spotted Cow Ale and Capital Island Brewery Island Wheat Ale---both can only be bought in Wisconsin

Wine's ok but I drink it like beer---not good. Beer's always my first choice

[gnat23]

New Belgium Winter Solstice (back, finally!)
Rogue Dead Guy Ale or Brutal Bitter
Russian River Pliny the Elder
Lagunitas IPA
Aventinus
Dachutes Mirror Pond or Twilight
Samuel Adams Summer Ale
Sierra Nevada Estate (must. stock. up.)
Lost Coast Raspberry Brown

I've really been into seasonals lately. Seem like a fun way to spend the year.

-- gnat! (Mmmm. Beer.)

[ASammy1]

Rogue Dead Guy
Newcastle
and
BELL'S OBERON! It's my fave and it's only made April-Oct. It's hard to find outside of the midwest.

Oh, and when I'm feeling really girly, I love Pyramid Apricot Ale, like drinking candy!

[kermit]

St. Bernardus
Blackened voodoo lager
and in a pinch, a really cold coors light!

[hoffsquared]

Dogfish Head 60-Minute IPA and Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale are two of my favorites.

But....anything light beer (Bud, Coors, Miller) after a long run or ride on a hot, hot day is downed almost instantaneously.

[HandleBars]

I like wheat bears like Blue Moon, Hefenweizens, also like Dos XX, Peroni, and Heinken.

[Grog]

Black Butte Porter by Deschutes Brewery (Bend, Oregon).