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    My Favorite Beer

    My favorite beer is Bud Light Platinum. It is 6% alcohol, which is higher than most beers, and only 4.4 grams of carbohydrates. The low carbs matters to me because I'm diabetic.
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    #2
    They did something right with Bud Platinum, I love it too. My favorite beer is Xingu, Brazilian beer. Goes really well with BBQ

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    • Koy Schoppe
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      Koy Schoppe commented
      February 13, 2016, 02:25 PM
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      Discovered Xingu a couple weeks ago. Great beer.
    #3
    For everyday drinking I'm all about steam whistle Pilsner (from Ontario), but if it's a cold winter night, tough to beat big rock traditional (from Alberta), an English style Amber ale with some serious malt/toasted/caramel flavour.
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    • Dewesq55
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      Dewesq55 commented
      January 6, 2016, 12:15 AM
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      I'd love to find that. I'm a sucker for crisp, slightly malty English-style amber suds.
    #4
    Its too hard to pick but I'm a founders and dogfish head fan....
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      #5
      The Last Real American Beer Samuel Adams Lager! Dan
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      • Thunder77
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        Thunder77 commented
        May 3, 2016, 06:06 AM
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        It's a little on the bitter side for me.
      • Abom
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        Abom commented
        September 19, 2016, 08:37 AM
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        @ jqjeske1 It's a little on the hoppy side for sure, so I don't drink it by its self much, but it's still a great beer, if you're not drinking Guiness (the greatest beer ever).
      • SmokeyGator
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        SmokeyGator commented
        June 4, 2018, 02:18 PM
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        When I was in Baastan (the letter O doesn’t exist there) I made a holy pilgrimage to the original sam Adams brewery. They give free beer after the tour!
      #6
      Bud Lite baby...Bud Lite all the way
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      • vandy
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        vandy commented
        August 5, 2016, 04:07 PM
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        I am with you DW!
      #7
      I really like them all. Yeah, there are some bad ones; if I'm offered a bad beer at a party I just say "I'm not drinking tonight," and I get a diet soda. I can only have a max of two anyhow, more than that and I get irregular heartbeats that last for hours.

      My current favorite is Ithaca Flower Power. To me it tastes like a meadow of fresh grass smells. It's hoppy, in a really good way.
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        #8
        Firestone Walker 805.
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        • Brewmaster
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          Brewmaster commented
          July 8, 2017, 07:08 PM
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          Great beer, have one sitting in the fridge
        #9
        I love Asahi Super Dry.

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        • gwschenk
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          gwschenk commented
          October 7, 2015, 01:25 PM
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          Yeah, it goes really well with ribs.
        #10
        The Silver Bullet when I'm in the mood for something light and Brooklyn 1 by Brooklyn Brewery when I'm in the mood for something strong (9.00% alcohol).
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          #11
          Guinness! It's a meal in a glass,
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          • BigBear
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            BigBear commented
            October 10, 2015, 09:52 AM
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            Love it on tap when the barkeep knows how to pour a perfect Guinness Draught. It's a beautiful thing!
          • Dewesq55
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            Dewesq55 commented
            January 6, 2016, 12:18 AM
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            My true fave! In an establishment, given a choice, I'll pretty much always choose Guinness, although less so if I'm eating.
          #12
          Right now I'm halfway through a sixer of Pilsner Urquell, and if you haven't tried it lately you should revisit it. In 2012 they changed from green bottles to brown, and instituted a "freshness initiative", packing the bottles in "fully enclosed secondary cartons that ship from the brewery within 30 days aboard refrigerated containers."

          The stuff's good, real good, a nice change from all the IPAs.
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          • Dewesq55
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            Dewesq55 commented
            January 6, 2016, 12:20 AM
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            Talked #1 I'm the world for many years awesome back. An awesome crisp clean pilsner.
          • Willy
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            Willy commented
            August 5, 2016, 02:28 PM
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            Glad to hear they've switched to brown. I just can't get why brewers like Grolsch, Beck's and the like use green or clear.
          #13
          My favorite is Michelob, has been for a long time. Lately, though it seems to be falling out of favor with the public and it's getting hard to find.

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          • Huskee
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            Huskee commented
            January 6, 2016, 09:22 AM
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            Regular Michelob is great, very smooth and, ehhh I guess I'll say buttery! And you're right, it's hard to find the regular. For a long time Coors regular was hard to find, now it seems to be gaining back some popularity.
          • Obi-Dan
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            Obi-Dan commented
            August 3, 2016, 08:43 AM
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            Of the big-time, big-name brews, I always thought Michelob was very underrated and stood well above the Millers, Buds, and Coors' of the world.
          #14
          I make my own so...
          For starters, IPA.
          After that, and especially when smoking meat, I go with more citrusy, like wheat beers. If I buy them, I go with Blue Moon.
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          • IrondeQuer
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            IrondeQuer commented
            July 29, 2016, 07:29 PM
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            Got a refrigerator full of Shock Top. Blue Moon works too!
          #15
          In the hotter weather I'll usually grab a lawnmower beer like Miller Lite. Sitting by the fire in the winter I like Newcastle Brown Ale.
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          • Dewesq55
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            Dewesq55 commented
            January 6, 2016, 12:22 AM
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            ANother stellar choice. I think I'm starting to sound like I love them ask, and. . .

            I passed the bar in 1980 (and haven't passed another one since! 😯
          • Huskee
            #15.3
            Huskee commented
            January 6, 2016, 09:23 AM
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            Lol Dewesq55
          • Danny Mac
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            Danny Mac commented
            February 11, 2018, 08:43 AM
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            Never heard that term before "lawnmower beer" I like it. Going to use it when I'm ask for beer. I'm going to say to them beer or lawnmower beer.
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