Forgot how good that beer was!

Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Tropical IPA...like Space Dust only juicier and danker.

 

Summit Great Northern Porter.

 

When I was in ROK, we could get 6-packs of San Miguel for $1. And having seen a bartender refill a Budweiser bottle with OB on my first day in country, I figured San Miguel would do just fine.

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

 

Pilsner Urquell, I've always liked it but haven't had it in years, recently got some 16.9 cans, delicious!

 

Two Hearted and Sculpin.

 

If you can get Summit Saga IPA, you should give it a shot. I sometimes feel like the lone voice in the wilderness because this beer is SO under the radar. It gets an 89 on the score card, here. This beer is absolutely delicious, and deserves a rating well into the 90's. Tropical and citrus fruits, stone fruits, pine, and a nice bit of malt to round it out. And no, I don't work for Summit or distribute their beer. Just a favorite, inexpensive, go to.

 

Boddingtons
Magic Hat H.I.P.A, unfortunately the rest of the line is kind of meh, but this always brings me back to one of the first "hoppy" beers that I remember liking. Still love that label!
Long Trail Pollenator. That one will be missed in our house...
Sam Adams Boston lager. I know but when it's the best option at the bar your friend picked out, it does taste great
Belhaven Scottish ale
Genny cream ale. My middle of July lawn mowin' beer!
McNeill's Warlord
Rogue Dead Guy
I'm sure there is more, these are just the first that come to mind.

 

I forgot about Haffenreffer Private Stock.... with the imported taste! Our go to 40 when we were 16-18. Don't even know if they are still made or not. Last time I had one, I recall thinking this was best beer in the 40 oz category and I liked it well enough. I guess this was my alternative to Miller High Life, which I will forever have the image of Moose club members ordering on draft and pouring tons of salt into, then rubbing their finger on their nose or behind the ear and dipping into said beer to make the head go down....

 

I have to agree with other post for lauganitas sucks! great beer

 

Pilsner Urquell and Founders Porter.

 

Anchor Porter

 

Anchor Steam
60 minute ipa
Newcastle Brown
Becks
Neshaminy Creek Churchville Lager.

 

For me it's a local beer and style I don't get too often, but almost always enjoy it: Devil's Backbone Vienna Lager

Another one I recently had on nitro than I feel I need to retry "on regular" is: Hop Devil

 

Racer 5 - had been years, until the bomber the other night with a friend. Kept muttering "damn!" after each taste... been too long.

 

Bells Two Hearted
Revolution A Little Crazy
Founders Breakfast Stout
Lags Sucks
Half Acre Gone Away

 

Heavy Seas Loose Cannon

I have been passing on this for a while since I had a skunky one on tap. My brother in law just brought me a fresh sixer for my birthday and after having two last night they were delicious!