Beer, what style do you like the most?

whitetruk · July 2005

busch warm or cold

Mike682 · July 2005

Reading this thread made me want a cold one.

After work, I went and bought a six of Bass for tonight....nice and cold..

Mike

Shizelbs · July 2005

Originally posted by whitetruk
busch warm or cold

Egads! :eek:

wodom1 · July 2005

Originally posted by ND13
Do any of you like warm beer?

45-55 degrees is where I prefer my beer. The colder a beer is, the less flavor it has. But then again, try drinking one of the beer-flavored water's out there (any bud product, miller, coors, etc...) at a warm temperature and I think anyone would throw up. I like my pale ales a little colder but for barleywines, stouts, porters, and heavy ales, they've got to be fairly warm. When I went to London a few months ago, I was in heaven with all of the room-temp hand-pulled (cask) ales and stouts. Cask beer is my favorite and is always the first beer I order when I go to my local microbrewery (Goose Island ).

Josh

wodom1 · July 2005

Originally posted by Ron-P
Saw this on the shelf the other day. I've pretty much steered clear of anything Pyramind in a bottle. For some reason it has that skunky like taste and smell to me that I cannot stand. I won't touch their heffe.

I tried a six-pack of Pyramid Scottish Style ale and I couldn't finish it. It tasted really skunky. I'm with Ron on Pyramid.

wodom1 · July 2005

landry_p2000,

Go to the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium off of Beale Street and start trying different styles. I recommend Belhaven for one. Let me know what you think of the different beers available there if you go.

Josh

Ron-P · July 2005

Do any of you like warm beer?

Most all stouts and porters I drink at room temp.

Polkapops · July 2005

A good stout's the only way to go!
Seems to get the job done quicker, too.....

landry_p2000 · July 2005

Originally posted by wodom1
landry_p2000,

Go to the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium off of Beale Street and start trying different styles. I recommend Belhaven for one. Let me know what you think of the different beers available there if you go.

Josh

Thanks Josh. My old lady knows exactly where it is. Maybe this weekend.

gshisme · July 2005

Yeungling porter...lot's of 'em. See my sig.

MSALLA · July 2005

We have a micro brewery in our area called Victory. They make a beer called Golden Monkey. I don't even know what type of beer you would call it. It has a light golden color to it with a heavy taste. It is 9% alc.
I have never tasted anything like it but it's out of this world!!
Just be careful, they pack a punch.

dragon1952 · July 2005

The Golden Monkey is a Belgian-style ale. I've tried their HopDevil Ale which is like an IPA. Good stuff for an East Coast microbrewery.

woodyjacobs · July 2005

Oh yes oh yes, Victory brewing. My brother-in-law usually has a keg of Victory on tap at his house when I visit. Excellent stuff. Do they still brew "HopDevil"? That was the hoppiest beer I have ever ingested.

And greg, my everyday beer is Yeungling lager...and I like the "Lord Chesterfield Ale" too, although to me it doesn't taste like an ale...tastes like a German Lager (ala Becks or Spaten).

Ron, I really like Pyramid's Heffe but locally can only find it on tap. I haven't run across a skunky batch of the bottled Pyramid I've bought, at least not yet. I did run across a wicked skunky sixer of Beck's last weekend. Man...that produced some serious results the morning after.

markmarc · July 2005

Fat Tire, an amber ale from New Belgium Brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado.

dragon1952 · July 2005

I had some of that Yeungling on a trip to Philly. That style is a little light for my tastes but not bad tasting beer at all.

Becks is not that great of a German beer, IMO. Just happens to be heavily exported. Actually most towns over there have their own local breweries and brands.

gshisme · July 2005

That's it! I'm off to the local distributor. Oh, my backup to Yeungling Porter....Genesee Red Lager. $14.80 for a 30 pack. The drunkard's (like me) cup of tee.

gshisme · July 2005

Originally posted by dragon1952
I had some of that Yeungling on a trip to Philly. That style is a little light for my tastes but not bad tasting beer at all./QUOTE]

dragon, check out their Black and Tan next time around if you didn't already. Uhm.............good!

Shizelbs · July 2005

Fat Tire, while far from my favorite, is very good. I have yet to try that breweries other offerings.

BobMcG · July 2005

Bass Ale, Sam Adams, and Black & Tans made w/ Bass Ale and Guinnes.

aaharvel · July 2005

"Beer, what style do you like the most?"

The kind that gets the job done.

Beer, what style do you like the most?

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