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Best Beer

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I don't really have a favorite. Sticking with one particular beer gets boring. If I had to choose I would probably settle for Sam Adams Boston Ale or Stone Brewery's Arrogant Bastard.
I do however have favorite types of beer. I enjoy a good pale ale, a good porter & a stout is mighty tasty.

Right now in my kegerator...

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...I have a microbrew. Old World Brewery's Nitro Blonde.

Variety is the spice of life.
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OMG...I will never bump you again...that is exactly what I wanted in our kitchen but the wife said no...Just dont understand women..Even got mad when I parked my Motorcycle in our bed room...Jeez man shes nuts
 
For tending the fire, it's PBR. In the house, its either Pilsner Urquell or a Guinness, depending on the time of year, Summer or Fall. But if I want a a treat, then its my all grain home brew Scotch Ale or Oatmeat Stout.
 
Budweiser out of a bottle, or Coors out of a bottle is everyday beer found in my fridge.
 
I would have to go with PBR for a good cheep beer. Other than that, any good IPA really. the stronger the better.
 
cold & lots of them
cheap free is even better
mostley nattie for me & bullets for mama
 
If I had to pick an every day favorite, I guess it would be PBR, but mostly it is "Anything but Bud".


BC
 
Samual Adams Light (best light beer IMHO) for regular drinking - also live near the Great Lakes Brewing Co. a really good local Microbrewery and they craft some great beers - Burning River Pale Ale, Dortmunder Gold Lager, Edmund Fitzgerald Porter to name a few.

It's great to go down to the brewery (has a killer restaurant also) and get it fresh.

I think this winter is when I start brewing my own.
 
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