What's your beer of choice?

[redlinesrule]

Here's to my buddy lap giraffe as he's looking a wee bit hefty....

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[Broilermaker]

Uhhhh, he likes cans better, but thanks, anyway... Hefty hefty cinch sack

[redlinesrule]

Uhhhh, he likes cans better, but thanks, anyway... Hefty hefty cinch sack

o.k. lappie....cans it is....

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[Broilermaker]

Thanks, i laugh my ass off when he tries to crush the can with his forehead

[redlinesrule]

Thanks, i laugh my ass off when he tries to crush the can with his forehead

yup, & those stories of him & Haffenreffer are legend.....

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[Broilermaker]

He's not too proud of that and would rather we didnt talk about them

[redlinesrule]

He's not too proud of that and would rather we didnt talk about them

with respect to he & that gazelle he picked-up in Vegas....my lips & Haffenreffer cans are sealed....

[RED BEACHBOMB]

Ice House.. Budwiser .. everything else tastes like horse piss..

[aranjaloca1]

Almost anything from Russian River. Their sours are good, especially Consecration...


Rogue's Northwestern is tough to find around here, but one of their best...


...and alot of stuff from Stone. Oaked Arrogant Bastard, Levitation, etc. We make it to the brewery for all of their events (Winter Storm, Sour Fest, etc.), and at the last Storm, they had some killer limited stuff, like Crime and Punishment: Peppers added to the brewing process of Lucky Bastard and Oaked Double. But, if I'm 4-wheeling or shooting, it's Coors or Jack only (and Blue Ribbon when that runs out).

[sverrefehn]

Yes Ryan! Russian River is hard to beat. Pliny The Elder......so good.
Firestone Brewing makes some darn good stuff. Most beers from Deschutes in Bend, OR. Ninkasi in Eugene, OR. Georgetown Brewing here in Seattle.