My favorite "off the shelf" beer is.....
What's your go to beer?
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Usually one of the Samuel Adams variants. They just put out their Octoberfest seasonal beer for this year. SA Boston Ale when I can find it, Boston Lager when I can't. Also drink my local, now not so micro, brewery Abita Beer summer seasonal "Seersucker".
Yeah. Little too thick after mowing the lawn. Only got through 6 oz. Saving the last 4 cans for a chilly night.
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My favorite beer is the only one officially made with crack cocaine (fact check me, it's legit).
A tremendous Belgian from an awesome (used to be little when I first started visiting 20 years ago) brewery on the beautiful northern coast of California...
Ouch knows the place.
A tremendous Belgian from an awesome (used to be little when I first started visiting 20 years ago) brewery on the beautiful northern coast of California...
Ouch knows the place.
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale or Firestone Pale 31.
Family aren't too far away from Ringwood Brewery (Hampshire, England), so the go to beer tends to be either Old Thumper or 49er (both dark bitters) straight out of the brewery barrels and into a flagon or pidgin! Only stays fresh for 2-3 days when left in a cool place, but it seldom lasts the evening when we're about! 
If my local pub - then whatever local special is on - especially if it's a micro brewery one
If my local pub - then whatever local special is on - especially if it's a micro brewery one
Here in Wisconsin, New Glarus Spotted Cow is widely available and very versatile. It's light-ish, not boring, not heavy, not too hoppy, easy drinking and New Glarus is still small enough that you can drink it and keep your street cred.
As for me personally? I don't remember the last time I bought the same thing on two consecutive trips to the store, so I don't understand the question.
As for me personally? I don't remember the last time I bought the same thing on two consecutive trips to the store, so I don't understand the question.
My go to beer would probably be Shiner Bock, Yuengling, or PBR.
These days its Miller High Life/Light if I have a party, Bottingtons for myself at home, and Yeungling when I'm out.
Winter time. My go to is now Deschutes Jubilale.
After many years of drinking dark and flavorful beers, I've realized I like the original Coors Banquet.
Heineken
Pilsner Urquell
Paulaner Hefe-weizen
Pilsner Urquell
Paulaner Hefe-weizen
Coors OG! Flavorful yet light. That and PBR are my summer yard work beers.
There's a reason Sierra Nevada sell so many Pale Ale and Torpedo 6 and 12 packs. These are world class beers that you can get at the gas station for around $1 a beer. Great flavor and outstanding shelf life for American hoppy ales.
