You should try and get hold of Nøgne Øs Imperial Stout and normal Stout.

Norwegian micro brewery. http://www.nogne-o.com/

You can thank me sometime in the future if you get hold of them, preferably by sending me a few

I'll keep an eye out for it, but I don't know how much luck I'll have finding it in the Northeast US!

[wh]_ForAlways

United States235 Posts

March 06 2011 21:22 GMT

#444

Tastes like fruity pebbles. So glorious.
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crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2011 21:25 GMT

#445

On March 07 2011 06:22 [wh]_ForAlways wrote:
Tastes like fruity pebbles. So glorious.
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They really do, its incredible.

I love pretty much every Leinenkugel.

Thobrik

Sweden1120 Posts

March 06 2011 21:28 GMT

#446

since everyone's talking weissbier I'd like to add this one to the arsenal:

Omnipresent

United States871 Posts

March 07 2011 00:26 GMT

#447

On March 07 2011 06:25 CraftyPG wrote:

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They really do, its incredible.

I love pretty much every Leinenkugel.

I do as well, but the sunset wheat is one of my least favorite (and for some reason easiest to find). Do you remember the Leinenkugel Northwoods? They don't make it anymore, but it was so good.

The best ones now are:
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BrownBear

United States6894 Posts

March 07 2011 01:12 GMT

#448

Where's the American Beer love? Seems everyone is a huge fan of the European beers. I won't deny that Europe beats us on the dark beers and Pilsners, but American lagers/ales are absolutely fantastic.

Some of my favorites:
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The first time you taste this, it's going to kick you in the face. It's insanely bitter, but is probably the best IPA in the world, hands down.

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As a pale ale goes, this is probably my favorite. Might just be my California pride, but eh.

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Local only to the Cleveland area (thankfully I go to college nearby!), this beer goes best with a ton of carbs and good friends. Very toasty and full-bodied, with a great lingering aftertaste.

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Magic Hat makes great, if unorthodox, beers. This is my favorite, it's like a pale ale but more full-bodied, with some fruity overtones, and a few flavors that defy description. You really just have to taste it to understand how great it is.

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Local pride represent! My favorite from my hometown brewery, it's a very malty, toasty beer, a little bit on the sweet side. Also, it has a great name.

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And finally, it's impossible to have a discussion about great American beers without mentioning Sam Adams. A fantastic lager, from a great brewing tradition.

So yeah. American beer pride represent!

Kevlar622

United States49 Posts

March 07 2011 01:16 GMT

#449

i dont even drink... i just like old greg... and gre likes his bailys

Antedelerium

United States224 Posts

March 07 2011 01:19 GMT

#450

On March 07 2011 10:16 Kevlar622 wrote:
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i dont even drink... i just like old greg... and gre likes his bailys

That's not beer...

While I love a good Black and Tan as well as Newcastle, I have a soft spot for the majority of Bell's microbrews since they're from the state. Also, Alaskan Amber Ale is amazing for those of you in the Pacific Northwest/West Coast. Tasty, filling, and good for voluminous drinking (e.g. flip cup, beer pong, various drinking games).

Phustus

Canada81 Posts

March 07 2011 01:21 GMT

#451

I could drink this for days, sucks I can never find it in Canada.

HavokTheorem

New Zealand250 Posts

March 07 2011 02:01 GMT

#452

Though i'm a minor, I love the taste of Mac's Isaac's apple cider. New Zealanders will know who Mac's is. In fact, all cider is great IMO. Nice alcoholic taste but has crisp flavour.

Balutix

Norway25 Posts

March 07 2011 02:20 GMT

#453

'eres one of my absolute favs and i dont think many has heard about it, "Aass classic" (notice its aass not ass. Aa is an old version of Å"
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MadCow911

Canada31 Posts

March 07 2011 02:38 GMT

#454

All the beer from the brewery 'Don de Dieu' those beer a soooo awsome.
The one called 'Péché Mortel' in one in the top beer in the world with 9,5% alcool. Be carefull this beer is for experimented drinkers

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emc

United States3088 Posts

March 07 2011 02:40 GMT

#455

Widmer Beer is my favorite, such a good Hefeweizen and they are located in Portland Oregon, gotta love the american beer.

damn this looks good right now

Nukid

United States240 Posts

March 07 2011 02:42 GMT

#456

heineken

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

March 07 2011 02:48 GMT

#457

I've only really had the mainstream beers in Canada, so I don't have too many to compare, but so far I like Kokanee
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OmegaX

United States9 Posts

March 07 2011 02:51 GMT

#458

On March 07 2011 11:38 MadCow911 wrote:
All the beer from the brewery 'Don de Dieu' those beer a soooo awsome.
The one called 'Péché Mortel' in one in the top beer in the world with 9,5% alcool. Be carefull this beer is for experimented drinkers

I believe the 'Don de Dieu' is just a brew by Unibroue if I'm not mistaken. The brewery that does peche mortel is actually Dieu du Ciel. They're both serious brews either way though.

Anywho, this is what I've been enjoying recently:
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