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Posted by alamogeorge
- January 04, 2012, 19:30:29 PMSpanish beer that I can rarely get in Texas called Alhambra Reserva 1925.
Posted by tmassey
- October 28, 2011, 22:04:49 PMA COLD ONE !
Posted by Varooom
- October 28, 2011, 20:35:17 PMOK; this list is getting real interesting so I thought I'd mention that I'm married to one of the many great, great, great, grandaughters of the very prolific brewmasters from Germany who started Piel Beer in NY City. You may remember Shultz and Duly, voiced by Bob and Ray? Great family that has quarterly get togethers and they don't drink much beer; wine goes down well with the foods that we all prefer. The stories of the brothers who started the place are ribald and more fun to listen to than you'd imagine. Prohibition was a real business challenge and the new Ken Burns documentary trailers look very good.
Now, on a more serious note, we're expecting snow tomorrow but my 2005, 1500 needs a front tire. I've been using stock Dunlops since I bought my '99 but have often heard talk herein of better tires; just can recall where. What's the best white wall out there; I think it'll go good with the two tone black/gray?
Thanks,
Varooom
Posted by cmoran23
- October 11, 2011, 11:34:37 AMI'm St. Pauli Girl all the way.
Nothing makes me enjoy a beer more than huge german tits right on my bottle.
Posted by MapMan
- August 23, 2011, 21:15:27 PM 
Labatt 50.
Posted by Loopygoirish
- August 23, 2011, 14:14:59 PMIf you have never had Innis & Gunn then try one. The Original and the Rum Cask are both very good and go well with a steak.
Slainte!
Loopygoirish
99' Drifter 1500
Posted by Ironraven
- August 02, 2011, 13:17:37 PMI brew quite a bit of my own beer... mostly I make IPA's but occasionally branch out into others. I've made some Irish ales that I thought were pretty decent and some coffee stout (with 4 cups of espresso for flavor...) that was amazing. When I'm buying beer it's usually cheap stuff in cans for hydration purposes when I'm out fishing 
Posted by Drifterfox
- June 27, 2011, 15:23:11 PMI'm into Kilkenny, Bollekes (brewery De Koninck), Hoegaerden (brewery De Kluis) and plain stuff like Jupiler and Stella.
Also like Westmalle Dubbel (Trappist), Orval, Chimay, Leffe, etc..... Belgiium is full of Beers (with a Capital).
Posted by KsDrifter
- June 22, 2011, 19:24:41 PMMy tastes are pretty mild,
Corona
Leinenkugel(sp)their summer shandy is awesome!
Blue Moon
Guiness
and for the redneck side, I really like a few Busch Light's after a day at the shop
Posted by Snow Drifter
- June 22, 2011, 16:55:05 PMThere was a draft I had in South Hampton that was awesome but I don't remember what it was, or much else either! Tiger beer in Singapore is guaranteewd to give you a wicked hangover. Most of the brew here in Brazil isn't very good unless you add a dash of salt. They have a black beer here if you like something similar to mead. There are a whole bunch of microbrews in Maine that are fantastic. Sea Dog, Gritty Mcduff, Geary's, and Shipyard are all favorites. Then again I like em all!
Posted by Scot66
- May 02, 2011, 22:28:52 PM1.) Shiner Bock.
2.) Blue Moon.
3.) Fat Tire.
Posted by dreep
- April 26, 2011, 08:03:07 AMnow mostly - KRÜGER 
Posted by CWDRIFTER
- April 21, 2011, 14:04:31 PMPacifico...Mexican beer from Mazatlan! 
Posted by DrifterMedic
- April 06, 2011, 15:10:57 PMI used to be a big Black & Tan fan.....Half Harp half Guiness.... Preferrably in a liter mug.... Now I stick to a Michelada with Dos XX and lots of salt....
Bruce
Posted by VN1500
- April 04, 2011, 08:27:24 AMLately, I like sampling the Belgian beers. Three very good ones are.
1) Orval
2) Duval....both a med lager,very lively.
3) Draak a more robust Ale...very smooth & moocho-tasty!
And my favorite domestic, Sierra Nevada.