St. Bernardus Abt 12 Special Edition was probably the best beer I have ever had the pleasure of tasting. Simply stunning!
whats your favorite beer?
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St. Bernardus Abt 12 Special Edition was probably the best beer I have ever had the pleasure of tasting. Simply stunning!
Do they have that at the party source?
Guinness 
Hmmm -
hometown (Toronto) brew would be Upper Canada Lager.
local (Boston) would be Sam Adams Boston Lager.
Typical go-to's would include Newcastle, Bass or Rickard's Red.
I'm not too particular -- anything with a bit of body (but lighter than Guinness) & not too hoppy.
- Richard
hometown (Toronto) brew would be Upper Canada Lager.
local (Boston) would be Sam Adams Boston Lager.
Typical go-to's would include Newcastle, Bass or Rickard's Red.
I'm not too particular -- anything with a bit of body (but lighter than Guinness) & not too hoppy.
- Richard
No competition - Fullers ESB
I agree with TwelveBravo.
I'm a bit of a cheap-beer man, my go-to beers are Country Club and occasionally Mickeys, the little bottles are just like alcoholic fruit. I think my favourite beer ever is probably Orion, from Okinawa, and really my tastes follow the Japanese tastes generally; I like beer as a crisp cool refreshing drink, not a dark morass.
I'm a bit of a cheap-beer man, my go-to beers are Country Club and occasionally Mickeys, the little bottles are just like alcoholic fruit. I think my favourite beer ever is probably Orion, from Okinawa, and really my tastes follow the Japanese tastes generally; I like beer as a crisp cool refreshing drink, not a dark morass.
Wellington County Best Better (Guelph, Ontario)
Belhaven Ale and Belhaven Wee Heavy (Dunbar, Scotland)
Creemore Springs (for a "conventional" lager -- Creemore Springs, Ontario)
Belhaven Ale and Belhaven Wee Heavy (Dunbar, Scotland)
Creemore Springs (for a "conventional" lager -- Creemore Springs, Ontario)
Magic Hat # 9
Whatever is ice cold and sitting behind a shot of whiskey 
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.Out of the hundreds (maybe thousands) that I've had the pleasure of trying, there are a few that truly stand out.
1) BFM Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien. Simply the most complex interesting beer in the world. It is pricey and hard to find, but if you see a bottle, buy it.
2) Gouden Carolus Grand Cru of the Emporer (original blue label) Fantastic beer, and even better when ~4 years old.
3) New Glarus Wisconsin Belgian Red. I'm not much of a fruit beer fan, but this beer was on a whole different level.
4) Avery Maharaja. IMHO one of the best IIPA's out there.
I could go on and on, but those are the top four in recent memory. As much as I love numbers 2, 3, and 4, the Bon Chien is truly the most delicious liquid that I have ever consumed. It is truly worth seeking and and tracking down a bottle for any serious beer fan.
1) BFM Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien. Simply the most complex interesting beer in the world. It is pricey and hard to find, but if you see a bottle, buy it.
2) Gouden Carolus Grand Cru of the Emporer (original blue label) Fantastic beer, and even better when ~4 years old.
3) New Glarus Wisconsin Belgian Red. I'm not much of a fruit beer fan, but this beer was on a whole different level.
4) Avery Maharaja. IMHO one of the best IIPA's out there.
I could go on and on, but those are the top four in recent memory. As much as I love numbers 2, 3, and 4, the Bon Chien is truly the most delicious liquid that I have ever consumed. It is truly worth seeking and and tracking down a bottle for any serious beer fan.
There are a alot I think currently I am going to go with domestic: Session and import I will go with Abt 12
Abt 12
M
modern man
Newcastle Brown....the smell off the brewery is fantastic
M
modern man
We know!
Abt 12
Bath Ales. All of them
Guinness.
Magnus
Any Swedes out there..... Bath Ales can at last be found at Systembolaget
Guinness.
MagnusAny Swedes out there..... Bath Ales can at last be found at Systembolaget
Another tips for the Swedes - Was in Boston last year and had the Samuel Adams Octoberfest, which can be found at the systembolaget during october, only a year until next batch comes in...
