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ReaperOnefour

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Hello all. How are you guys doing? I hope everyone is having a good weekend so far. Well it's saturday night, im just kicking back sipping on this mosaic ipa that i brewed a ways back. My wife is watching some dumb ass LMN movie (as usual) I was thinking about brewing my favorite beer style next. Which is a westcoast red ale. I thought it would be cool if i asked what is your favorite beer style?
 
I really like a nice wheat beer....and a pale ale...and a robust porter and an amber and a stout and .....but the one I most often brew is a pale ale because I can change the flavor so easily by changing out the dry hops.
 
German that adhere to Reinheitsgebot for me with Bocks being my absolute favorites.
 
Too many great styles for me to choose. I am still exploring styles as well. I seem to like most of them.
 
I'm trying this beer from Firestone Walker right now. It's called delicious IPA. It's really good. I've never had this beer before. Usually I buy Sierra Nevada or voodoo ranger when i don't have any of my own beer to drink. Clearly I'm going to have to add this beer to my list.
 
Trappist/Abbey. Living in europe and (before this month) easy holidays into france, Belgium etc where even standard supermarkets sell it very cheaply makes it very attractive.
 
I'm trying this beer from Firestone Walker right now. It's called delicious IPA. It's really good. I've never had this beer before. Usually I buy Sierra Nevada or voodoo ranger when i don't have any of my own beer to drink. Clearly I'm going to have to add this beer to my list.
I thought Delicious IPA was made by Stone?
 
Too many to choose one but some of my favorites include:

Hoppy Red Ales
Marzen
Kolsch
Irish Red Ale
IPA
Hefeweizen
ESB
 
Saison/ belguims, which seems kind of hard to find in the stores recently. Last year there were several local breweries doing saison of some kind but I am not sure what happened.
 
I'm drinking Newcastle Brown Ale right now and it is actually a mix of two different beers. I love English Ales. The funny thing is I am 7/8 German and 1/8 English but somehow when it comes to beer the English side of me wins.

I really enjoyed the batch of Old Peculiar clone that I recently did.
 
I feel like I could list a dozen styles and still forget a favorite. My favorites constantly change but I will always come back to a centennial hopped American IPA, and copper/dark German lagers.
 
I am HopHead so any Hoppy beer. In my fermenter right now is a Ruination clone that should be ready to keg tomorrow. My house ale is a Mosaic / Maris Otter SMaSH IPA.
 
West Coast Red Ales, Schwarzbier, Cream Ales and American Pales Ales. I don't brew enough of those styles, but I should!
 
New Castle is a good beer too. You know I never use to like hoppy beers, until I started home brewing. I use to drink Budweiser all the time. (Sorry beer gods, forgive me I didn't know what I was doing.) Now I can't stand Budweiser.
 
New Castle is a good beer too. You know I never use to like hoppy beers, until I started home brewing. I use to drink Budweiser all the time. (Sorry beer gods, forgive me I didn't know what I was doing.) Now I can't stand Budweiser.
I can still drink a cold Bud on a hot day. I don't do IPAs. For me, the hops need to be in balance with the malt and by definition an IPA does not do that. Oh well. By this time in my life I have probably drank around 1,000 or more different beers. Has anyone ever heard of San Miguel from the Phillipines? I used to love the San Miguel Dark. Also Sam Smith's Oatmeal Stout is delicious and complex.
 
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