Mc Chouffe
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I pretty much like any beer except "Blue Moon" and "Corona". The darker and hoppier the better. Besides what i brew myself, I like Schlenkerla Rauchbierhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1127412040.jpg and Augustiner brauhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1127412082.jpg Prost!!http://www.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/wat6.gif

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Around here we drink the local brew

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King of Beers.
Says so on the label.
Besides, I'm a shareholder.
"Drink up, Shriners..."

There are some extreme advantages to living in the PNW, and beer is one of them. You can't swing a dead cat here without hitting a microbrewery and we're not talking about see-though beer.

I've liked very much nearly every beer that has come out of the Full Sail brewery in OR. And lately I've very much enjoyed Manny's.

It's hard to find a bad beer, or a bad cup of coffee, in Seattle.

Mac and Jack's African Amber and Pyramid Hefeweizen. Never had a bad Hefe yet.

Rollin yer own is the way to go!

Right now I have an Irish Export and an Old Ale on tap, with an Imperial IPA joining these tomorrow. Saturday, I brew a Trappist for the holidays. Once it cools down some I get to start on the Marzen & Hefes for spring. Life is good!

My commercial purchases revolve around Firestone Double Barrel, Stone's 8th and Ruination and New Belgium's 1554 when I can find it.

I envy you guys in the PNW! There's some good micro down here but nothing like the selection and quality of OR and WA.

Kevin

Bitburger

I loved Anchor steam wheat on draft... can't find it in smell ahe anymore, do they still make it?

Steel Reserve 211 High Gravity Lager. 8.1% Alcohol and comes in 4 packs of 20 oz. cans. Knocks you on your butt.

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Dogfish Head's 90 Minute IPA. So bitter it'll take the enamel off'n your teeth. So loaded with alcohol that you'll take a long nap after dinner. Wonderful stuff!

For lower hop & alcohol content, but still wonderful, New Glarus' IPA.

A CheeseHead

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It's brewed in Portland...and around here, some liken it's flavor to alka-seltzer. Man, you East Coast guys must be really hurting for decent beer if you think Henry's is good....my sympathy. Too early in the day for me, but later I might "steal" one of Cindy's Black Butte Porters....it's okay for bottled beer.

Home-brew usually, on tap now: Paulaner Hefewiezen clone
Sierra Nevada Celebration clone
Saison Dupont clone

Commercial fave: Vapeur Cochonne, form the world's last steam generated brewery.
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Any surprise that this is my favorite beerhttp://www.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/wat6.gif http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1127425231.jpg

Ahhh, yes. High School - good times

Exactly my thought, but I wasn't going to say it. If you think Henry's is good beer, do yourself a favor and come visit Paul or myself.

Mass produced American beer IS "light" beer...
Who said "American beer is like making love in a canoe"?

Been drinking alot of Newcastle lately, just because my favorite pizza joint has it on tap, not too shabby.

I like Tettlies (not the tea) or Boddington when I can get it.

Yeah, northwest kicks a$$ with micro breweries!

No doubt. I like the Pyramid DPA on draught. It's nitrogenated like Guiness. Billions of beautiful small bubbles. OK, now I'm thirsty.