Your Top 3 Sam Adams Beers

Noble Pils
Boston Ale
Double Agent

 

I enjoy many of the sam adams beers, being from Boston its always around and on tap everywhere.
1. Brick Red
2. Latitude 48 IPA
3. Sam Summer - nothing like it on a hot day or at a Sox game

 

Noble
Latitude
Rebel Rauser

 

Stony Brook Red
Old Fezziwig Ale
Chocolate Bock

 

Noble Pils
Double Agent
Old Fezzi

 

In no order:

Boston Ale
13th Hour
Winter Lager

 

In order: Noble Pils, Blackberry Whitbier, and Cherry Wheat
I know most people don't like the fruit beers (especially the cherry wheat), but in the summer and fall they are nice to drink while outside.

 

Rebel Rouser
Double Agent
Honey Porter (I need to put this in there, as it was THE beer that got me into craft beer. Wish they still made it. )

 

Double Agent IPL
Summer Ale
Old Fezziwig Ale

 

This is tough. Very few stand out for me. I have really like some of the LongShot brews. I can easily pick my least favorite...Triple Bock.

 

Vixen
Boston Ale
Old Fezziwig
In no particular order. Black and Brew from the winter pack a couple years ago was pretty good too, same for Chocolate Bock from the same pack. Shout out to Triple Bock

 

Boston Lager
Noble Pils
Double Bock

 

From what I have tried so far and can remember at the moment.

Boston Lager
Octoberfest
Summer ale or Porch Rocker(probably not a favorite around here)

 

Hard to pick Top 3. Boston Ale, Octoberfest and Double Agent IPL. Subject to change at a moment's notice.

*edit" moment has come and gone. Noble Pils, Latitude 48 and Cream stout.

*edit* another moment has come and gone. Irish Red, Rebel and Boston Lager.

 

cream stout is easily my favorite SA offering- it's an almost perfect English style porter. And as of recently, I'll add Rebel Rouser to the list. Cheap, easy to get my hands on and it satisfies my insatiable appetite for hop bombs. It's actually really good.

 

Cinder Bock is my favorite followed by 13th Hour and Blackberry Witbier.

 

No, really, serious beer drinkers do like BBC beers, it's not anonymous market research. I don't love the BBC attitude to marketing recently, nor do I love all their beers, not by far. But the idea that "only Utopias" is worthwhile, or the idea that any of the following are "watery" (BL, NoblePils, Octoberfest, Fezziwig, ScotchAle, HolidayPorter) is absolutely laughable. In 4 years here on BA, I've never, ever once been confrontational to someone else's opinion. To each their own, and nobody has to like what I like, and so on. Yet, you've actually gone and said, "If Sam Adams should survive...." I'm sorry, sir, you are divorced from reality, and I'm afraid I've let myself respond with an implied righteousness that I'm not exactly proud of, but it needs to be said, IMO. Enjoy your ride while it lasts.

To the OP, my 3:
1. Boston Lager
2. Noble Pils
3. Whitewater IPA

Sad to never see NoblePils in sixers the last few years, sad that HolidayPorter, Black&Brew and RevolutionaryRye seem to no longer be made. To be honest, and sadly to agree with the BA whom I've confronted above, I admit that several BBC beers I've tried were "watery" to my opinion, notably ChocolateBock, BlackberryWit and BostonAle. If they found some way to make more of their best 20 beers, and felt free to ditch the less-well-received other 25, we'd all be better off. We can always hope. I could care less if anyone agrees with my particular opinion on this, especially not the self-described troll. And, "want's" wants no apostrophe.

 

Boston Lager
Octoberfest
Triple Bock

 

Cherry Wheat
Blackberry Wit
Cream Stout
Black Harbor Stout

 

1. Boston Ale
2. Noble Pils
3. Old Fezziwig