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DMBSarah · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 7:55 pm

oh, forgot about St. Paulie Girl and Modelo Negro

jackironsversion · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:21 pm

Nothing finer than a room-temperature PBR.

DMBSarah · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:22 pm

jackironsversion wrote:

Nothing finer than a room-temperature PBR.

You're a man that appreciates fine yeast :wink:

Schlitz · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:25 pm

DMBSarah wrote:

1. Yuengling Light
2. Guinness Draught
3. Burlington VT microbrew - Magic Hat
4. VT microbrew - Long Trail (specifically Hibernator)
5. Stella Artois
6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

DMBSarah · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:26 pm

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

1. Yuengling Light
2. Guinness Draught
3. Burlington VT microbrew - Magic Hat
4. VT microbrew - Long Trail (specifically Hibernator)
5. Stella Artois
6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

all the good beer above ---> :throwup:

<-- kelly

Schlitz · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:27 pm

DMBSarah wrote:

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

1. Yuengling Light
2. Guinness Draught
3. Burlington VT microbrew - Magic Hat
4. VT microbrew - Long Trail (specifically Hibernator)
5. Stella Artois
6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

all the good beer above ---> :throwup:

<-- kelly

you puked saturday morning after a night with the sass. i have the text to prove it

jackironsversion · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:27 pm

DMBSarah wrote:

jackironsversion wrote:

Nothing finer than a room-temperature PBR.

You're a man that appreciates fine yeast :wink:

When I'm not knee-deep in PBR, I've also been known to enjoy an occasional Molson XXX or ten.

And of course, the old warhorse:

DMBSarah · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:28 pm

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

1. Yuengling Light
2. Guinness Draught
3. Burlington VT microbrew - Magic Hat
4. VT microbrew - Long Trail (specifically Hibernator)
5. Stella Artois
6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

all the good beer above ---> :throwup:

<-- kelly

you puked saturday morning after a night with the sass. i have the text to prove it

You're damn right I puked. Not just puke, a lot of puke.

Schlitz · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:29 pm

DMBSarah wrote:

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

Schlitz wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

1. Yuengling Light
2. Guinness Draught
3. Burlington VT microbrew - Magic Hat
4. VT microbrew - Long Trail (specifically Hibernator)
5. Stella Artois
6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

all the good beer above ---> :throwup:

<-- kelly

you puked saturday morning after a night with the sass. i have the text to prove it

You're damn right I puked. Not just puke, a lot of puke.

I'm sorry sassy one. You were chugging those Coronas though. I was impressed.

pablo light · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:40 pm

Victory Hop Devil
Victory Old Horizontal

Dog Fish Head Chicory Stout

Sam Smith's Oatmeal Stout

Dead Poet Black and Tans (Rogue Shakespeare Stout and Rogue Dead Guy)

pablo light · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:43 pm

DMBSarah wrote:

6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

Definitely should've mentioned Railbender. Can't go wrong with that.

Is Southern Tier brewed in Bemus? For some reason I thought it was brewed in Lakewood or Ellicottville.

DMBSarah · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:45 pm

pablo light wrote:

DMBSarah wrote:

6. Erie Railbender - product of the Erie Brewing Company
7. Southern Tier Brewery in Bemus Point, NY also has a killer brewery. Love the Mild & seasonal brews.

Definitely should've mentioned Railbender. Can't go wrong with that.

Is Southern Tier brewed in Bemus? For some reason I thought it was brewed in Lakewood or Ellicottville.

Actually, you might be right.. Lakewood. Ellicottville is a different story, they have so killer beer there, but they don't ship it down here to Erie

pablo light · **Posted:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 8:49 pm

trust me, they don't ship it to Pittsburgh either.

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evenflow · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2004 3:02 am

Guinness Draught or Extra Stout, whichever
Fat Tire-- introduced to me by hailhailkc. Great shit.
Samuel Adams
Bud Light- cheap, isn't bad
Michelob Ultra- cheap, pretty good

I'll drink any beer as long as it isn't Keystone Light. I have no idea how many of those I shotgunned my freshman year of college, but it makes me sick to smell it now.

vedhead · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2004 5:09 am

SIERRA NEVADA PALE ALE

seen77 · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2004 8:26 am

Right now, I'm digging Negra Modelo the most.

Luke · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2004 8:46 am

Coopers Pale Ale

smithnic · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2004 12:56 pm

loralei wrote:

smithnic wrote:

Hoegaarden is a really good Belgian white but it's pricier and harder to find.

They had that at a bar in Grad Rapids when I went to the show, and the bartender gave me a free taste. he said people show up there just for that. I wasn't overly impressed.

Darling it's what I would call the opposite of Guiness. So if you are into drinking syrup beer, you probably wouldn't like it

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Guiness is still the best, but I consider myself a coinsure of all fine beers. I appreciated Hoegaarden.

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