What BEER takes you HOME?

Rare DOS

 

Schlenkerla Urbock does that for me, so I can definitely relate.

 

place here serves in 1L krug. 2 is my limit.

 

St. Pauli Girl takes me back to the days when that was premium beer....back when the women were finer, I was younger, and some good friends were still here.

 

Sad to say now but modelo especial for me. Growing up in so cal and visiting Mexico often. My dad and the boys always drank these. I stole one or two

 

Takes me back to Germany and the Becks beer vending machines.

 

Pilsner Urquell, it is what I cut my eye teeth on in the beer world. I am on a constant search for a great American Pilsner... but nothing hits it quite the same.

Edit: Heh, actually sipping on a SN Nooner Pilsner as I write this.

 

I'm always willing to try beer suggestions from this forum.

 

I like your choice of Hoptimum, I'm gonna go with Pliny, I love the way that beer taste and I make a trip to the brewery every other month.

 

Gotta go with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

 

FBS. After seven months on tour, I came home and plunked down on the couch with a bottle and sipped as it warmed. Didn't have to go chasing delivery trucks to get it; just grabbed it from the shelf, brought it home, and enjoyed every last drop. Absolutely divine.

 

Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout, it reminds about that first beer I had that made me look at glass and say, ah.

 

Hitting home:

I was born in and lived in Austria twice...Gosser Dark hits home.
I lived in CT so anything I got from NEBCO hit home.
I lived in Australia so...no brews direct from OZ available where I live so I got to go with Miller Fosters. It hits home at the local Outback on draught.
I lived in CA so beer from Sierra Nevada hit home best for me, with Anchor right behind.
I live in WY now and I am amazed at what some of the beer brewed here does for my palate..makes my present home a joy to call home.

Edit: I guess I should mention having Budvar in a 1L glass, at a beer garden in Vienna, after the last day of High School.

 

Fresh Maximus

 

Yuengling.

 

Most recently, these:


Lived across from Greifenklau for a couple of years, and the tavern was far warmer than our coal-oven-heated apartment, so my roommate and I basically lived here all winter. The house Lager was particularly tasty this last visit.

Then, down the hill, there's Schlenkerla with its Maerzen from the wooden keg...always feels like home.

 

ditto Yuengling or maybe Rolling Rock