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  1. #76
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    Hot summer days - Long Trail Blackbeary Wheat
    Not a hot summer day - River Horse Lager

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    Rainier beer

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    Quote Originally Posted by toast2266 View Post
    cheap: Kokanee
    otherwise: Deschutes Mirror Pond or Black Butte Porter (usually the fridge stays stocked with both).
    HEY! that was going to be my list.. except minus the Black Butte porter... to many calories for my 31 year old metabolism...

    Im bringing my harelip over for a beer!

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    Depends on the liquor store. I frequent 2 that have either Mirror Pond or SNPA for 12.99 a twelve pack. I get all Lefthand Brewing for half off at the tasting room but they're out of most bombers and they don't make a hoppy beer in a sixer so even though it's a sweet deal I frequent them less often.

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    Harpoon IPA
    closely followed by Long Trail IPA and Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA.

    In the summer usually a Hefe. Most likely Harpoon UFO Hefe.

    I love beer!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rip'nStick View Post
    Where is the representation by the Euros, Kiwis, Aussies, and Japanese? Post up your favs please!
    Been lurking for while and this seems like as good a place as any to break my silence...

    For me, if my local's got it on, you can't beat some Timothy Taylor Landlord



    Othewise, at home it's either heineken (if they've got it going cheap in the supermarket) or cheap French-y beer that does the job. Cheaper the better!

    If I think I've been really good, I'll try and get my hands on Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Nectar!

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    I call these my default beers.

    My #1 packy go to beer would have to be Long Trail Ale no matter the season.

    Bar/Restaurant go to beers depends on the state I am in, in NH Tuckerman Pale Ale, in MA Harpoon IPA,VT see above.

    When in unfamiliar locations I ask for the local microbrew and go from there.

    Now I am thirsty.

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    PBR or Budweiser
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    I'm usually a season off-the local beer store always has deals on out-of season seasonals that they are trying to get rid of. Right now its saranac irish red and stout for 3.99/6. Price goes down the longer they have it. Last fall I was paying 1.99/6 for summer beers.

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    so many amazing beers to choose from in CO, I'm always grabbing beers from New Belgium, Avery, Left Hand, Ska, Brek. But my traditional 'go-to' beer list is:
    Sam Adams Light
    Guinness
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    On the cheap: PBR

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    Blue Moon. I am a Heifeweizen nut. I am always looking for a good dopplebock though.

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    In the summer time when I have a job it's Alaskan Amber, New Belgium Ranger IPA, Mirrorpond or anything else from deschutes for that matter. My friend lives near Bend and we always make the trip down for their annual garage sale of mislabeled bottles, slightly aged kegs and so forth. They have absurd amounts of delicious beer that they sell for cheaper than you can imagine.

    In the winter its rainier, pabst, and olympia tallboys

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    Year-round.....Founder's Centennial IPA

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cono Este View Post
    Blue Moon. I am a Heifeweizen nut. I am always looking for a good dopplebock though.
    Try Unertl

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    Depends:
    Local pub On-tap: North End Tavern IPA, brewed locally in Parkersburg, WV.
    At a Grocery store with minimal selection - Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
    At a Grocery store with a little better selection - Dogfish Head 60 minute
    On the river or on the cheap - PBR cans
    safety - Coors light
    Biker, redneck bars - Budweiser
    Biker, redneck bars in PA - Yuengling
    Montani Semper Liberi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mustonen View Post
    I drink maybe one a night. Two on a weekend if I've been working and feel I've earned it. I can afford a $10-$15/week beer budget.



    I live in the UP, just north of Houghton. Founders, Bells, and Goose Island are all pretty available, though not necessarily their rarer brews. A lot of the west coast and east coast craft beers are hard to find, though I'll seek them out every now and again.
    Are you in Calumet? I assume you've tried all the Keweenaw brewing co. stuff. It's okay, I enjoy it.

    In my fridge (and many here) Leinenkugel is a mainstay, and more common than Coors / CL / ML. Yea some of it is a little fruity, but I enjoy almost everything from them. Hooray for Leinie lodges!

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    I used to think Leinies was good too...now, not so much. Leinies original is swill, the others are too fruity, but I will say creamy dark and the new amber are pretty tasty brews. Check out New Glarus in your neck of the woods, or viking brewery in Dalles, WI.

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    ninkasi total domination ipa


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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzzworthy View Post
    Wow, some rich maggots here drinking the good stuff as a go to beer. I drink all sorts of beers, some mentioned here, like Deschutes, my all time favorite.

    But go to beer, cmon...........

    Where is the Bud Light, Rainer and Hamms crowd?
    I've consumed a lifetime's supply of vitamin R (back when it still was Rainier) but now it's more about quality than quantity.

    Last edited by pisteoff; 06-10-2011 at 12:04 PM.

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    without a doubt for every occasion (excuse)

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    KBC isn't bad, it's all a little too thin for my taste and I've yet to try a big bold IPA from them.

    Leinenkugel is kind of blah to me and not all that cheap.
    focus.

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    i was on sam adams for years,
    then switched to bass,
    now its newcastle with stella to lighten up.
    TGR forums cannot handle SkiCougar !

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkiCougar View Post
    now its newcastle with stella to lighten up.
    Please tell me you're joking?
    Quote Originally Posted by Downbound Train View Post
    And there will come a day when our ancestors look back...........

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    5am saint is good stuff.

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