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Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio · Jul 20, 2007

I would add any Chouffe to the list, Hefeweissbier Dunkel if you can find it on tap (The Saloon in DC is a good place), and Saison Dupont with food.

Tarmac, great choice with the Aventinus--incredible beer. Same with the Spaten and the Sam Smith stout for that matter.

EDIT: Goose Island makes great beer for their price. And the Reserves are also worth looking into--the Bourbon County Stout is one of the best and strangest "beers" I've ever had.

globetrotter · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by whodini

Ha. I only drink it on tap if they serve it in the correct octagonal glass...which pretty much narrows it to the one place I know.

when in Atlanta, I carry my own octoganal glass with me, and only speak flemish to the waiter.

lawyerdad · Jul 20, 2007

I really like Anchor Steam's barley wine, Old Foghorn.

Old Peculier used to one of my favorites, although I have not had it in quite some time.

odoreater · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio

I would add any Chouffe to the list, Hefeweissbier Dunkel if you can find it on tap (The Saloon in DC is a good place), and Saison Dupont with food.

Tarmac, great choice with the Aventinus--incredible beer. Same with the Spaten and the Sam Smith stout for that matter.

EDIT: Goose Island makes great beer for their price. And the Reserves are also worth looking into--the Bourbon County Stout is one of the best and strangest "beers" I've ever had.

I would recommend Crazy Horse to you sir - I think you would enjoy it.

pscolari · Jul 20, 2007

Gaius Pompeius Trimalchio;604720 said:
I would add any Chouffe to the list, Hefeweissbier Dunkel if you can find it on tap (The Saloon in DC is a good place), and Saison Dupont with food.QUOTE]

I agree with the Chouffe recommendation, especially on tap if you can get N'ice Chouffe or Mchouffe. The only exception is Houblon Chouffe which I detest.

Vive la Chouffe!

taxgenius · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by odoreater

My regular beer:

+1

visionology · Jul 20, 2007

Is whatever is cheapest and lightest the wrong answer?

lawyerdad · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by visionology

Is whatever is cheapest and lightest the wrong answer?

Half-credit.

odoreater · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by visionology

Is whatever is cheapest and lightest the wrong answer?

Not if you drink it out of an octagonal glass.

visionology · Jul 20, 2007

haha I do so I'll take my half-credit.

Bandwagonesque · Jul 20, 2007

Probably one I've never tasted. But Unibroue's lineup comes pretty damn close to experiencing Beervana. Last time I was in the US, I almost went mental with the variety of regional microbrews you guys have and the low prices.

distinctive · Jul 20, 2007

Toss up between Bass and Newcastle.

romafan · Jul 20, 2007

People are going off-topic. *Nothing fancy, strange, hard-to-find*

visionology · Jul 20, 2007

I like Sapporo, bang for the buck in the giant bottle.

If you go to Puerto Rico, make sure to get some Medalla, the Coors Light of PR.

odoreater · Jul 20, 2007

Originally Posted by romafan

People are going off-topic. *Nothing fancy, strange, hard-to-find*

These beer threads always turn into a contest of who can name the most exotic, never heard of, "this guy must really know what he's talking about" beers out there.

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