Really... everything from Dechutes brewery. Num.

I like Rogue brewery. Dead Guy is pretty good.

But my favorite from Rogue (and a beer that my friend's beer club is using as a template beer) is Rogue Chipotle Ale:



Excellent!

They come in 22oz bottles, so I can tell you from experience that you shouldn't try to drink a 6 pack by yourself in one night.

So Rogue is good? I've almost bought some several times but opted for other brews. I'll have to pick up some rogue varieties next time I go to the beer store.

I usually end up buying at least one Jolly Pumpkin. If you have any of these available to you, I recommend you pick one up:

Autumn Fire or La Roja.

Camerons Strongarm Ruby Red Ale: One of the best Beers i have ever tasted, very hard to find though.


Marstons Single malt: Awesomely smooth very nice on a hot day, Glides down your throat like silk panties off a beautiful lady.


Wells Bombardier: As English as George and the Dragon and damn Tasty to boot.


Newcy Brown: What can I say, Just buy it and try it.

Last nigh I had an 11.2oz bottle of Biere Du Boucanier Red Ale. I got it from a beer specialty shop. It ran $4.99 per bottle. Yeah... Not even a 12oz bottle.

But I bought because I was like "What the hell?"

Holy s**t was it worth it. Rich and creamy and oh so f**king delicious. I wish that I had bought more. Of course... Technically a 12pack of this would run about $70.00... Still though, wish I had more of it. I'll be picking it up again, that's for sure.

So there's a store that just opened right by where I live right now called "Beer Monster" and they have beers from all over the world. You're all invited to come over and go stock up.

If you drink enough of it, you see the pink elephants!

NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART!! 9% goodness :D

I've been craving a good pint of Kilkenny like crazy lately

This is good, Dave? I've walked past it a hundred times and considered purchasing it... Next time I go on a beer run (ie, next payday) I will have to pick some up on your endorsement.

Its very good, It won 'best beer in the world' about 3 times in the 90's

Funkin great :D

This is one of my favorite Ales, brewed locally to me by a brewers called Skinners. It's got a great, strong taste to it and goes down well with a nice steak dinner.

I was at an outdoor music festival and I ended up backstage in a marquee that my mate who's in a rhythm and blues band was playing. There was loads of free beer out of casks and we were standing round drinking and a guy wandered in and asked if we wanted to try some of his beer that he brewed in France in his micro-brewery. Of course we said "Hell yeh" so he wandered off and came staggering back in with a 80l cask of ale. Long story short it was possibly one of the best ale's I've ever tasted. I've got a trip to france planned next month to pick some up as he doesn't export yet.

His websites Here Worth a look to see how tiny his brewery is ;)

Just bought some La Trappe Dubbel



Comes in stone bottle with a cork so it must be good. =]

Going to crack a couple open to have with a nice fillet steak.

MMmmmm, beer and steak, couldn't get better

I like Guiness....oh wait I mean, I am but a wee 20 year old and have never tasted this thing you call alchohol.....but seriously Guiness is the best I've had....I really want to try some fancier sh!t but I am poor.


I especially want to try this

Man it took forever too find a link to an image of Arrogant ba$tard ale without it being censored.....very annoying

There's a world of beers out there - a world.

This currently my favourite bottled beer:



It appeals so much to my Englishness - beer that's called tea? Perfect.

But probably a week or two from now that will have changed.

World of beer.

Oh I know there is, my brother brews beer and drinks arrogant ba$tard, and basically everything he can. He's quite the beer snob, so I have heard of the wonderful world of beer, but my experience has been limited too basically what is at party's.

I would love to try that tea beer, since I am an Anglophile, and that sounds strange.

It's not actually got tea in it - it stands for Traditional English Ale. Doesn't make it any less great though.

This is the brewery's site - although that's probably quite a tease.

I notice though that they have an ale named in honour of one of our number...



If I remember I'll report on that when it hits the shelves.

I find bottled Guinness to be a pale, sad, watery thing.

It is - it's pretty much a different drink.

The stuff in cans is closer to how it should be, but still not completely there.

A few years back they started marketing a device called The Surger which did apparently improve the experience, but you have to use special cans rather than normal ones and I've never seen them anywhere.

I just heard of this one from a co-worker. Made in Salt Lake City vicinity. He says it's really good.



More at their website.