So who here likes beer?

[Max Volume]

I forgot something truely amazing. While at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver last October the Sam Adams booth had a tasting at 2pm of Utopia. Incredible. Can't really get it except out east I guess and it is only bottled in fifths or something like that. One bottle is about $150.

 

[jeremy]

Kristalweizen!!!

 

[pjcalla]

There have been some great beers posted here, but I have not seen a couple of my favorites. Bell's Hopslam and Fat Tire. The Hopsllam is difficult to find around here, when they get it in, it is usually gone pretty quickly. It's pricey, but well worth it. Fat Tire is made by the New Belgium Brewery in Ft. Collins, CO. Not available east of the Mississippi.

 

[Lt. Commander]

I tend to stick with local businesses...

Scott

 

[USMC_0311]

miller lite
Really my favorite is what ever you got in the fridge.

 

[jeremy]

I am not sure but I think Shiner Bock is my favorite American beer so far!

 

[Buckhunter]

If ever in Greenwood there's a place called Shallow's in the old mall ( northeast corner of US31 & County Line ) They stock over 500 brands of beer from all over the world. They used to have over 100 different beers on tap. If there's somethiing your looking for they could probably get or already have it.

As for me it's Budweiser all the way!

 

[HollidaySlim]

I'm a big craft beer guy. I couldn't really even begin to pick a favorite brew but I tend to lean toward porters and stouts with Great Lakes Edmond Fitzgerald being my go to choice recently.

Also if you guys have never heard Craft Beer Radio podcast, give it a listen sometime good discussion on there.

 

[jimbolucky13]

fat tire is my all time favorite beer, I think that's all I drank when I lived in Portland.

 

[Paul]

I am not sure but I think Shiner Bock is my favorite American beer so far!

I am also a big fan of Shiner Bock

 

[RogerB]

miller lite
Really my favorite is what ever you got in the fridge.

Ditto, but I don't constrain myself to whats in your fridge.

Hell Germans drink their beer room temperature if not warm. I got used to this while living in Kalifornia in a ultra cheapo effiency apartment with no fridge. lol

Hops an Barley are pure Manna people

 

[Indybeer]

I like beer as long as it isn't the fizzy yellow **** water beer from B-M-C!


Here is a great site for the local beer scene

Indiana Beer - Beer News, Calendar, Beers, Brewpubs, Bars, Liquor Stores.

Of course I'm biased since I'm a contributing writer on the site.

 

[NWI40cal]

Ditto, but I don't constrain myself to whats in your fridge.

Hell Germans drink their beer room temperature if not warm. I got used to this while living in Kalifornia in a ultra cheapo effiency apartment with no fridge. lol

Hops an Barley are pure Manna people

Back before refrigeration, all beer was warm. It's the preservatives that give it the bite when warm. Europeans drink beer at about cellar temp, warmer, but not warm.

Check out the beer myths vid on Howstuffworks.com. They have a tv show now too, wow. HowStuffWorks "How Beer Works"

 

[kedie]

I like all kinds of beer. Some of my favorites include: Stroh's, Sam Adams Boston Lager, Sam Adams Octoberfest, Spaten Lager, Rolling Rock, Old Style, Smithwicks, Bass, Guinness, Budweiser......

Yuenglings is probably the best mass produced beer in America. If you open up my beer fridge though, you'll most likely find a case of Miller High Life.

 

[Nuke-in-Indy]

I am not sure but I think Shiner Bock is my favorite American beer so far!

I too am a huge Shiner fan. Alas I am out until my father drives up here in May. Do I hear Jerry Reed starting to sing?

 

[Walter Zoomie]

New Castle Brown Ale for those special times.
Regular Coors for all others.
Rolling Rock is tasty.
The Champagne of Beers always works.

I avoid Anheuser-Busch products generally...but...
If it pours, I'll drink it, but you can have the flavored stuff.
Still have a bottle of some kinda cherry crap in my beer fridge from July 4th 2008. I will not drink it. Wouldn't be prudent

 

[mustangmaniac92]

I'm a wine maker lol, and some shine.... but I've been drinking Sam Adams Cherry Wheat I think that's what it's called anyway lol. Eyesight is kinda blurry hahaha

 

[exar]

Sam Adams is a good domestic brew. Generally the darker the better for me (some exceptions).

 

[cox7215]

As sad as this is going to sound I hate beer, cant stand it, never have, never will.... BUT, whisky sour, jack and coke, crown and well anything, and Johnny Walker "Blue" Im all over it....

 

[dblagent]

Nope. Don't really like it, but then again I am allergic to it so that may be why. Can't even get the neck out of a beer bottle before I start to react. As far as I know I am allergic to nothing else either, I suppose there are worse things I could be allergic to.

I have go towards the hard stuff, then I'm alright but overall I drink very little. Jack and coke and the like and some occasional random stuff, that is about it for me.