One Beer for Life

I guess I'm the second.

Pliny all the way.

justabrewin said:

Really? I am the first one?

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Founder's KBS

The ultimate, everyday, all the time, go to beer. I just can't afford it everyday.

I love the malt complexity + the yeast complexity. The only thing that would make it better would be to make it a sour.

caphector said:

I love the malt complexity + the yeast complexity.

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God bless ya! I completely agree!

Tough to pick one, but this has to be it:

New Zealand's 8wired HopWired IPA. One of my most fav tickles.

Only one? And it is free? Real simple:

Local Brewery "Straight to Ale" Monkeynaut IPA http://www.straighttoale.com/

TheHunk said:

The ultimate, everyday, all the time, go to beer. I just can't afford it everyday.

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I thought about this long and hard (twss), and I think I'd go with Anchor Steam. It's not what comes to mind when I think of "my favorite beer," but it is something I could drink every day for the rest of my life. Goes with everything, any time of day, always refreshing, with enough character to not be boring.

Nice, mild brown ale!

So far I have tried and recorded 662 commercial beers in my lifetime, but if I had to have any one beer for the rest of my life it would be Anchor Steam Liberty Ale.

I have only had it once and just a single bottle (I bought a sixer as a gift for a friend so he took the rest). I just remember being absolutely floored at how fantastic that beer was.

The only reason I have not bought it again is very simple; There are far too many beers too try that have yet to make my list.

TheHunk said:

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Surly Furious!

I already have a head start on drinking this for the rest of my life. I've been drinking it a lot!

I've had a lot of favorites over the years, but the one and only beer that I always come back to is Guinness.

goosegrease said:

Three Floyds Zombie dust (Alpha King was awful close)

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:rockin:

Allagash Curieux. Great beer from a great brewery.

If you haven't tried Pauwel Kwak, you should...

Allagash Curieux. Great beer from a great brewery.

Toss up between Bell's Oberon and Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. Like both quite a bit.

Zymurg said:

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If you haven't tried Pauwel Kwak, you should...

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So I shouldn't have passed on this at the bar tonight?

Kate the Great from Portsmouth Brewery or DFH 60, depending on the season.

Stone's RIS. But what do we take fishing???

Heeerreee fishyfishefishishyfizzzyy

Man this is a great thread because there are so many pictures of beers I have never tried! I might have to write some of these down. Now if only I could find Two Hearted or Heady Topper in San Diego...

keesh said:

Man this is a great thread because there are so many pictures of beers I have never tried! I might have to write some of these down. Now if only I could find Two Hearted or Heady Topper in San Diego...

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You need to try Two Hearted. Bells really doesn't make a bad beer. Great Brewery.

This would have to be it:

TheHunk said:

The ultimate, everyday, all the time, go to beer. I just can't afford it everyday.

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I live in GA and can get that for $6.99/ six pack. How much is it where you live?

For me, it would be Dragon's Milk, but if you ask me next week it could be something completely different.

This is a fun thread.

$42 per case (24).

Hands down... the smoothest!

Maybe this because of the sessionability.I love majahraja or two hearted not to mention many lagunitas plus so many others like redryeipa'sbut i think i could tire of the more intensity,maybe not but well i dont know,maybe this. One type of beer and free?,i just think i would want it to be more rounded in a sessionable way,i think.Who doesnt always want what they dont have though??
wait wait wait this:---------------------------------------------------------------> Down here.Decisions,decisions-im terrible at.Pretty shure this one!

Perfectly balanced, intense hop flavor. The beer that made me revisit IPAs. And while yes it might be 10%, you would never know it..... at least until you have 3 and are sh!tfaced.