best beer you have ever tasted

[Joeywhat]

Yuengling Lager for me. But probably just because we don't really get it here in Michigan, and when I went to Pennsylvania a while back I made a point to have it...it was quite fantastic, and very satisfying. I'm sure if it were widely available here my pick might be different...but it's not. I still giggle like a school girl when I find out I get to go to a state that carries it.

 

[Ostomo517]

Yup! Im in MI too Joey, my wife had a friend coming back from PA ladt week and brought us a case, it was like Christmas! Lol

 

[loubie]

Rochefort 10 Trappist Ale, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier, Unibroue - Don de Dieu and Unibroue - La Fin Du Monde........so far.....hehe!

 

[somemofo]

Hopus Ale

 

[SiriusStarr]

Rochefort 10 Trappist Ale, Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier, Unibroue - Don de Dieu and Unibroue - La Fin Du Monde........so far.....hehe!

I must concur with the Weihenstephaner and Don de Dieu. Haven't had the Rochefort 10... Hmm...things to get.

 

[SavoryChef]

The Lost Abbey Judgement Day on tap.
Bottles are great but draft is insane.

I agree. I still have a bottle from my visit and trying to deciding when to drink it

 

[EnjoyGoodBeer]

Lost abby tap, KBS, Backwoods bastard, labyrinth black ale. <------ wow!

 

[Mobius570]

I'm kind of partial to Dogfish's 120 Minute IPA and World Wide Stout. I like those big beers.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Stone vertical 080808. Dark vanilla tangerine peel stout. dear Lord it was awesome!

 

[RainyDay]

Pliny the Younger, Fremont Brewing Kentucky Dark Star, my own Citrus IPA

 

[TheIllicitOne]

Ohana Accomplice by far.

 

[shutupjojo]

 

[Robin0782]

It's hard to say, but Bell's Hopslam is pretty amazing.

 

[Yooper]

Best beer I've EVER had?

That's hard, but the first thing I think of is Brewtopia's "Grapes of Wrath". I don't even like sours, but that beer was the most amazing beer I've ever had.

That was back when he was a homebrewer, but I'm sure he hasn't forgotten that beer and I'd love to have it again!

http://nakedcitybrewing.com/flash/#home

 

[Jon73]

Deschutes Red Chair in the spring/summer. Sierra Nevada Celebration in the fall/winter.

 

[geltzeiler]

Guinness in Dublin. Boneyard RPM when it's hot.

 

[half_whit]

The first bottle of the first batch I brewed. At least the proudest beer.

Also, since I decided to quit smoking a week ago (or at least try), the post-coitus beer has become quite tasty.

But I guess the best in terms of quality and preference: Leinenkugel's Fireside Nut Brown

 

[Springpatch]

a tie between Unibroue's La Fin Du Monde and Founders Double Trouble.

 

[PhelanKA7]

I spent a week with my teetotaling in-laws in a cabin in Michigan in late fall. The best beer I have ever tasted was something I imbibed at Bells on the way back home.

 

[Avocet]

My first Chimay from the keg. Didn't know something like that even existed. I figured it cost me like a buck-and-a-half a slug and damned if it wasn't worth every penny.

 

[1Mainebrew]

I'm still sayin' the first time I tasted Kate the Great at the Portsmouth Brewery...that....was....AMAZING! That's the reason I started cloning it later on.

 

[StonesBally]

It's tough, I'd go with a beer called Larry Hop or Hoppin Larry from Arbor Brewing Co. in Ann Arbor that I had a few years ago, or a Kentucky Breakfast Stout at summer beer fest. On another note, the worst beer I've ever had was a bottle of Heineken in the dorms at U of M after eating a slice of pizza with the worst cotton mouth ever. It was all there was to drink in the room. It was gross.

 

[Shish]

While I was on a Sam Adam's brewery tour in Boston about 5 years ago, we got a bonus pitcher of beer. It was the last of their Chocolate Bock that they'd had on tap for the season... it was April. Fan-&*^%$#@-tastic. It was the early days of my being able to appreciate good beer. A revelation, I tell you.

 

[SiriusStarr]

Just tonight I had The Tide and Its Takers from Anchorage Brewing Co. That is one fine sour tripel; making me reevaluate my best beers.

 

[dpatrickv]

Probably between Funkwerks Chardonnay barrel aged blonde and 2008 Dogfish head WWS.

 

[novaraz]

I can't say best, but certainly most memorable: first decent beer after Naddy/Keystone college days, i.e. the first time I enjoyed a beer, was Yeungling lager while camping. First "craft" beer was Magic Hat No 9, and the first time I realized just how great beer can be was Chimay Grand Reserve. Those are my "best" beers, at least relative to their importance in my beer-life.

 

[Torkermax]

Rochefort 10 Trappist Ale