The unofficial all things BEER thread!

[dragonboy4578]

I like just about anything dark. Gunniess is my favorite.

A very enjoyable beer... If you like that you really need to try the russian imperial stout from Stone... It is my favorite stout...

[Wh00h0069]

A very enjoyable beer... If you like that you really need to try the russian imperial stout from Stone... It is my favorite stout...

I'll look for it. I'm sure I would love it. Have you ever had double chocolate stout by Bell’s? It’s great.

[dragonboy4578]

I'll look for it. I'm sure I would love it. Have you ever had double chocolate stout by Bell’s? It’s great.

I love the double chocolate stout, it is a very good beer.... You can find the russian imperial stout and most good liquor/beer stores. It comes in a 22 oz bottle....

[Wh00h0069]

I love the double chocolate stout, it is a very good beer.... You can find the russian imperial stout and most good liquor/beer stores. It comes in a 22 oz bottle....

I'll have to go to the liquor store this weekend.

[xdeus]

A very enjoyable beer... If you like that you really need to try the russian imperial stout from Stone... It is my favorite stout...

Stone has some excellent beers, but my favorite RIS is from the North Coast Brewing Company: Old Rasputin's.

[dragonboy4578]

Stone has some excellent beers, but my favorite RIS is from the North Coast Brewing Company: Old Rasputin's.

I will have to try this if I can find it.. Thanks for the suggestion...

[scutechute]

Sierra Nevada for the win!

Inexpensive craft brew, freaking delicious. Sell it at 7-11

I love me some IPA's, but when i'm drinking on a budget I always go for Sierra Nevada.

I live across the street from Firehouse Brewery (the one in San Diego, not the one that makes "Hops on Rye") and they have a $2 Tuesday (pints). Doesn't get much better than cheap beer directly from the source. I can bring my dog too!

Love this thread, making me thirsty!

[sho220]

Sierra Nevada for the win!

Inexpensive craft brew, freaking delicious. Sell it at 7-11

I love me some IPA's, but when i'm drinking on a budget I always go for Sierra Nevada.

x2...I love me some Sierra Nevada...you can find it every where...it's fairly cheap...goes on sale a lot...and yes...freaking delicious...have a sixer of Torpedo in the fridge right now!

[RhacHead]

Your title is mis leading then if you were going after all the Imported brands.

Dont post saying all things beer then get pissed when someone dont like your taste in beer.

You are right the title does not say micro brewery or import beer thread but I think we can all agree Beer is awesome Otherwise you wouldnt be reading this thread right?

I drank enough Budlight and Busch in High school/College now I like to have a little flavor in my beer. I like a few of the Sam Adams beers Including Octoberfest,Summer ale and SA Light. I like some New Belgum stuff too. My favorite by far is Third Stone brown.
http://www.empyreanbrewingco.com/beers.html
Its brewed in the state so I'm not sure how far they ship but if you get a chance drink one my mouth is watering just thinking about it...

Happiness is a well stocked beer fridge...

Nugget Nectar

So I noticed that we have a number of basement brewers here on the forum. I've always wanted to brew my own but never took the steps to do it. Perhaps on this thread (or another one) we could do a how to or swap recipies to encourage more home brewing.

[xdeus]

So I noticed that we have a number of basement brewers here on the forum. I've always wanted to brew my own but never took the steps to do it. Perhaps on this thread (or another one) we could do a how to or swap recipies to encourage more home brewing.

There's too much info. about homebrewing for just one thread. Check out this forum to get you started: www.homebrewtalk.com

As far as recipes, I would suggest using a kit first to get your technique down before starting in on homespun recipes. There are plenty of companies out there that put together excellent kits from simple extracts to the more advanced whole grains. One of my favorite companies for kits is Austin Homebrew. They have a LOT of kits to choose from including a lot of commercial clones.

There are also a lot of brewing methods you can use from a very simple setup with a couple of buckets and a large pot to a very expensive setup like this one:


If you're into beer, though, I would definitely encourage you to try your hand at homebrewing. You will have a greater appreciation of what goes into a beer.