What's your favourite beer?

[Regulator75]

Sol
Stella
Harp
Big Rock:Trad and Honey Brown
Guinness
Grasshopper

[Frank the Tank]

So many beers, so little time....I like almost any beer really, but my staples are;

Keith's
Stella
Big Rock Traditional Ale
Sleeman Original Dark

[Suave]

Pilsner Urquell

[BlackEleven]

Lager: Pilsner Urquell, Stella
Ale: Trad
Stout: Guiness
White: Cheval Blanc
Wheat: Grasshopper
Cream Ale: Caffrey's

Beer I stay away from: Molson, Labatt, Carlsberg, Tuborg, Fosters, Keith's, Coors, Budweiser, Corona

I would never buy one of the above beers, but I will of course drink one if its free

[GrrlGoalie33]

Stella
Grasshopper

And I found two new beers this past weekend that I really liked from The Grizzly Paw in Canmore:

Powder Hound Pilsner
Grumpy Bear Honey Wheat

[Slava]

Pretty much any dark beer, but my fave is still Kilkenny or Guiness. I don't care a whole lot for the lighter beers, but that is in a scale of beer where both one and ten are good!

[Moose]

Originally Posted by BlackEleven

Lager: Pilsner Urquell, Stella
Ale: Trad
Stout: Guiness
White: Cheval Blanc
Wheat: Grasshopper
Cream Ale: Caffrey's

Your choices couldn't match my own any more closely.. with the exception of Cheval Blanc, which I haven't tried. Based on your impecable taste in the other beers, I'll have to give it a try!

[theikon]

please don't hate me when i say this....

bud light

[BlackEleven]

Originally Posted by Moose

Your choices couldn't match my own any more closely.. with the exception of Cheval Blanc, which I haven't tried. Based on your impecable taste in the other beers, I'll have to give it a try!

Thanks! Cheval Blanc is a Quebec beer (means White Horse in French). At first I wasn't really into white beer (Hoegarden and such), but they do sort of grow on you. The white beers seem to be the latest trend here -- you go into a pub and half the people in there are drinking a white beer.

For white beer, I usually won't have more than two in a sitting, but I do enjoy one once in a while.

Also, if you're ever in Montreal make sure to visit a pub called Dieu du Ciel (God of the Sky) for some of the finest micro-brew around. The only place you can buy the beer is in the pub and by the pint.

[GeoffSK]

Domestic Beer - Any Great Western, Big Rock, or Sleamans is what I usually buy.

Import - Newcastle, Kilkenny, Boddingtons, Guiness, Harp, Brama.

American Beer - Anchor's Steam

[Saint Troy]

Lowenbrau
Warsteiner
Tree Brewing's Cuthroat
Steamwhistle
Rolling Rock

[Frank the Tank]

Originally Posted by BlackEleven

Thanks! Cheval Blanc is a Quebec beer (means White Horse in French). At first I wasn't really into white beer (Hoegarden and such), but they do sort of grow on you. The white beers seem to be the latest trend here -- you go into a pub and half the people in there are drinking a white beer.

For white beer, I usually won't have more than two in a sitting, but I do enjoy one once in a while.

Also, if you're ever in Montreal make sure to visit a pub called Dieu du Ciel (God of the Sky) for some of the finest micro-brew around. The only place you can buy the beer is in the pub and by the pint.

I noticed when I was in Montreal a couple years ago that Quebec has some of the most ass-kickingly awesome micro breweries in the counrty. Great great beers in Quebec.

[BlackEleven]

Originally Posted by Frank the Tank

I noticed when I was in Montreal a couple years ago that Quebec has some of the most ass-kickingly awesome micro breweries in the counrty. Great great beers in Quebec.

Totally agree, Montreal is a great place to be for beer lovers. Other pubs I recommend in addition to Dieu du Ciel are La Mer a Boire and Cheval Blanc. They're all amazing.

[HalifaxDrunk]

Originally Posted by Frank the Tank

So many beers, so little time....I like almost any beer really, but my staples are;

Keith's
Stella
Big Rock Traditional Ale
Sleeman Original Dark

I knew I liked you Frank!

Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale
Alexander Keith's Red Amber Ale
Big Rock Traditional Ale (whenever I'm out west, can't get it here)
Schooner Lager
Rickard's Red

[Bench Warmer]

PILSNER!!!

GO RIDERS!!!!

Also like Great Western Light - another good Saskie beer. Actually, Saskies are pretty good too...

[toonmaster]

I usually find myself picking up a case of Moosehead, I love this stuff.

Also have a big soft spot for MGD when the mood strikes.

I also find myself getting either Red or Newcastle Brown farely often.

Been having Pil now and again, especially working around Fort McMurray.

But gimme an ice cold Moosehead any day of the week, and it will put a smile on my face

[FLAMESRULE]

In order:
Big Rock Honey Brown
Big Rock Grasshopper
Stella
Heineken
Maverick - micro out of Edmonton

[Frank the Tank]

Originally Posted by HalifaxDrunk

I knew I liked you Frank!

Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale
Alexander Keith's Red Amber Ale
Big Rock Traditional Ale (whenever I'm out west, can't get it here)
Schooner Lager
Rickard's Red

Sweet! We don't have Keith's Red here yet, but we will soon. I was sent some "samples" for photography and I'm sure it will become my new #1.

[gottabekd]

Originally Posted by Frankster

Stella
And I found two new beers this past weekend that I really liked from The Grizzly Paw in Canmore:
Grumpy Bear Honey Wheat

Had that on New Years. I really liked it. Funny story. I told my buddy "We got two pitchers of beer!". He interpreted that as "get two pitchers of beer!". Ok, not so much a funny story, but a delicious one.

[someguy51]

That's easy: Big Rock: Traditional Ale

I hate it when places like the 'Dome have an agreement with a big beer company. You are stuck with bad beer. Rickard's Red is not that bad but it seems like they are always out of it. The bartender told me they used to sell Big Rock but Molson's freaked out.