Wild Turkey with Simple Syrup and lemon juice is my game day drink.

But Yuengling is my favorite beer.
The light is pretty good, but I like the original best.

(09-10-2014 07:48 AM)The Black Flag Wrote:  Knob Creek.


but also:
Oktoberfest, sweetwater 420, dogfish head 60 or 90, I'll try just about anything, but not a big fan of brown ales, stouts, and porters.

That's a nice selection. How about Flipside Sierra Nevada Red IPA. Freckle Belly IPA. And a non tailgate beer. Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale.


I think I'll have a beer.

I'm drinkin'

"The Tears of my Enemies"

I really like trying the local flavor everytime we go somewhere. Alabama local favs are...

http://backfortybeer.com/the_liquid/truck_stop_honey

Good People Brown Ale is good

Folklore Wiregrass Wheat is very new and pretty good as well, good luck finding that.

I have tried several of the Pensacola Bay Brewery's offerings as well and overall they are too hoppy for my tastes.

Full disclosure, I am not a big IPA fan...unless you have good wings.

(09-10-2014 12:09 PM)Hemi Man Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 07:48 AM)The Black Flag Wrote:  Knob Creek.


but also:
Oktoberfest, sweetwater 420, dogfish head 60 or 90, I'll try just about anything, but not a big fan of brown ales, stouts, and porters.

That's a nice selection. How about Flipside Sierra Nevada Red IPA. Freckle Belly IPA. And a non tailgate beer. Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale.


I think I'll have a beer.

KBBA is something I have one of and be satisfied. definitely not an all day drink. Haven't tried those other IPAs, but love Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

(09-10-2014 12:09 PM)Hemi Man Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 07:48 AM)The Black Flag Wrote:  Knob Creek.


but also:
Oktoberfest, sweetwater 420, dogfish head 60 or 90, I'll try just about anything, but not a big fan of brown ales, stouts, and porters.

That's a nice selection. How about Flipside Sierra Nevada Red IPA. Freckle Belly IPA. And a non tailgate beer. Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale.


I think I'll have a beer.

Love that drink. Went to get some the other day, but they didn't have it. It is freaking awesome.

I use this app called Brew Gene to keep track of all the beers I've tried, then you give them 0-5 stars and it recommends others that it thinks you'll like. Not sure how advanced the algorithm really is, but I like it just to keep track anyway. Anyone else use it?

(09-10-2014 12:31 PM)YJason Wrote:  I really like trying the local flavor everytime we go somewhere. Alabama local favs are...

http://backfortybeer.com/the_liquid/truck_stop_honey

Good People Brown Ale is good

Folklore Wiregrass Wheat is very new and pretty good as well, good luck finding that.

I have tried several of the Pensacola Bay Brewery's offerings as well and overall they are too hoppy for my tastes.

Full disclosure, I am not a big IPA fan...unless you have good wings.

Folklore Grateful Red and Snipe Hunt IPA are very good. I really like the Pensacola Bay stuff.


I think I'll have a beer.

(09-10-2014 12:40 PM)The Black Flag Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 12:09 PM)Hemi Man Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 07:48 AM)The Black Flag Wrote:  Knob Creek.


but also:
Oktoberfest, sweetwater 420, dogfish head 60 or 90, I'll try just about anything, but not a big fan of brown ales, stouts, and porters.

That's a nice selection. How about Flipside Sierra Nevada Red IPA. Freckle Belly IPA. And a non tailgate beer. Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale.


I think I'll have a beer.

KBBA is something I have one of and be satisfied. definitely not an all day drink. Haven't tried those other IPAs, but love Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

One is most certainly plenty of it.


I think I'll have a beer.

(09-09-2014 11:34 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  I was on to Guiness and Murphy's Irish Stouts before reverting to my Texas roots with a Shiner Bock phase.

This Spring we tried the Lambics which I will not repeat.

The rest of the summer, outside of an excursion to Netherland's Oranges,
I've spent playing around the world in IPAs.

And dammit, now I can't drink anything that's not strongly hoppy.

But beer drinking season ends at Halloween, so what else should I try til then?

O'Doul's and/or A&W Root Beer.

Anything from Sam Adams or Eagle Creek Brewery.

(09-10-2014 01:09 PM)JoeJag Wrote:  

(09-09-2014 11:34 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  I was on to Guiness and Murphy's Irish Stouts before reverting to my Texas roots with a Shiner Bock phase.

This Spring we tried the Lambics which I will not repeat.

The rest of the summer, outside of an excursion to Netherland's Oranges,
I've spent playing around the world in IPAs.

And dammit, now I can't drink anything that's not strongly hoppy.

But beer drinking season ends at Halloween, so what else should I try til then?

O'Doul's and/or A&W Root Beer.

I know it's a sacrilege in my area of the country but I'm a non-drinker. I used to drink O'Doul's when it first came out, but I have to say there are a great many other non-alcoholic beers that I enjoy much more. Coors NA is good, but I really like St. Pauli' Girl NA for a lighter beer, Kaliber if you like a Guinness flavor, or a Beck's or Warsteiner for a German style beer.

(09-10-2014 01:09 PM)JoeJag Wrote:  

(09-09-2014 11:34 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  I was on to Guiness and Murphy's Irish Stouts before reverting to my Texas roots with a Shiner Bock phase.

This Spring we tried the Lambics which I will not repeat.

The rest of the summer, outside of an excursion to Netherland's Oranges,
I've spent playing around the world in IPAs.

And dammit, now I can't drink anything that's not strongly hoppy.

But beer drinking season ends at Halloween, so what else should I try til then?

O'Doul's and/or A&W Root Beer.

Are there A&W drive-ins in your neck of the woods?

When I was a kid in Colorado, they used to be all over the place,
and sell the big jugs of root beer,
but I don't see 'em in the West so much anymore.

I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

(09-10-2014 02:47 PM)Trojan Possum Wrote:  I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

When it get's cold out (round here that means the 50's) I like an occasional Guinness as well.

It is not a good summertime boat beer for me. Unless I want to feel miserable.

(09-10-2014 02:47 PM)Trojan Possum Wrote:  I usually stick with Alabama made beer... Back 40 and Good People... National chain: I like Sam Adams and Yuengling black and tans... Its still too hot for Guinness.

Truck Stop was one of my favorites.

Moved to Denver last year - craft beer mecca. Anything by Odell's just about, same for New Belgium. Farmhouse Tank 7 is one of my new favorites. Not Denver brewed, but had never seen it before moving here.

Depending on my mood, I am drinking either Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Sam Adams Rebel IPA, Anchor Steam, or Yuengling Light. I have been known to supplement my beer with a little Jim Beam Black or Makers Mark...

Rogue Farms Honey Kolsch....is awesome!

You eastern ******** and your Yuengling... I love that beer but we can't get it in Texas.

Lately, I've been drinking
New Braunfels Brewing Company Wicked Fuel (a Dunkelweiss with High Octane Espresso)

Lately Red Hare and their lager, IPA, and Brown Ale have found their way into my coolers.

(09-10-2014 02:37 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  

(09-10-2014 01:09 PM)JoeJag Wrote:  

(09-09-2014 11:34 PM)DoubleAggie Wrote:  I was on to Guiness and Murphy's Irish Stouts before reverting to my Texas roots with a Shiner Bock phase.

This Spring we tried the Lambics which I will not repeat.

The rest of the summer, outside of an excursion to Netherland's Oranges,
I've spent playing around the world in IPAs.

And dammit, now I can't drink anything that's not strongly hoppy.

But beer drinking season ends at Halloween, so what else should I try til then?

O'Doul's and/or A&W Root Beer.

Are there A&W drive-ins in your neck of the woods?

When I was a kid in Colorado, they used to be all over the place,
and sell the big jugs of root beer,
but I don't see 'em in the West so much anymore.

Not anymore that I know of.