Entry: Who Makes Your Favorite Suds?? Friday, September 12, 2003



Now that I've got this thing rolling a bit, I want to ask anyone out there that is actually reading this a simple question. What are your 3 favorite beers?

Ok, so for some that's not quite the simple question it seems. I mean, come on, who can limit it to three?!? After some real hard thinking (read drinking) on the subject, I believe I have my three. (I told you I was a beer snob.)
Chimay Gran Reserve (Blue)
North Coast Brewing Company's Red Seal Ale
The Elysian Brewing Company's Ambrosias Maibock


Please write what your three favorite are in the comments section. I have to know what's good out there before I try to taste it all.

Oh Shit, I almost forgot Mac & Jacks African Amber Ale. How could I be so careless. Ok, so my four favorite beers. (Note: Mac & Jacks doesn' t have a website, but I put the link to directions to their brewery curtesy of the Washington Brewers Guild.)
   9 comments

Reed
October 16, 2003   08:59 PM PDT
 
Ok. I think your right Micah, there is no way to pick just 3 of my favorite Beers. Impposible. So in as best order my favorite.
Welsh Ale. its hard to find a bottle and even harder to find on tap. but its exelent high alc. content mellow rich flavor and good body but as I say damn hard to find.
as a standard drinking ale I like Mac and Jacks for the opposite reason its easy to find (in Washington) thank god I live here. Its got a realy good flavor odd but Im going to say it has a subtle sour flavor that I realy enjoy. yummy
totaly drinkable and slightly sweet.
Chimay Red lable. yup a mellow Belgian ale . yum. Like it a lot have it at get this ( the Vouge nightclub) yup for a while they stocked the red label there just for me 9 bottles a month. great all round. but a little expensive. hey if nothing else im practical. cool beer out.
dustin
September 23, 2003   07:23 PM PDT
 

guiness close to dublin (NYC will do if you can find the right pub) I prefer Glasgow or Ayr

Green Chile beer (found in NM) I like the stuff put out at the local Taos brewery, don't mock me.

Lately i've been drinking Negro Modello and Sam Adams Octoberfest. I drink the Octoberfest every year, and the Modelo cooks into stuff really well.
Micah M
September 17, 2003   04:17 PM PDT
 
My three favorites are

Guiness Stout
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
North Coasts Old Rasp.
Ben Burrill
September 16, 2003   06:06 PM PDT
 
I have been liking:

North Coast - Red Seal Ale (readily available down here in California)
Newcastle Brown Ale (One is hand while playing gamecube since I am unemployed)

I have been missing:

Anything at the Elysian

Favorite in Belize:

Belikan Stout

My favorite while traveling in India:

He-Man 9000

(Not joking, it was a real beer.)
John McCorkle
September 16, 2003   05:09 PM PDT
 
Lesse -- No big surprises here:

North Coast -- Old Rasputin Imperial Russian Stout
Grants -- Perfect Porter

And the beer of all beers, behold:
Hair of the Dog -- Fred

(though I'm currently very much enjoying Sam Adams Oktoberfest offering)
Joe Tynan
September 16, 2003   03:04 PM PDT
 
Three Favs:

Paulaner Hefeweisen
Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout
Sammy Smith's Her Majestie's Imperial Stout


Really, after those, everything is second rate :)
Mike Bonkowski
September 14, 2003   10:32 AM PDT
 
My three favorite beers? Hmmmm, that is really hard. Rogues Brutal Bitter has to bu up near the top. Then I guess I would have to go with the Siletz Breweries Spruce Tip Ale because it is so unique. Now for a third ,,,, about 16 are comming to mind that I like for various reasons so I will generally just have to say a good bitter ale.
Stephen Hopkins
September 12, 2003   10:21 PM PDT
 
I would say favorite right now are

North Coast - Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout
Leavenworth Brewery- Bling pig Dunkleweizen
Duvel - Belguim
Name Alec McDougall
September 12, 2003   06:28 PM PDT
 
My three favorites are McEwans, The Skagit Brewery's Octoberfest, and also the Skagit Brewery's High Water Porter.

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