What's your #1 rated beer?

Pliny The Elder and Heady Topper. Great brews!

 

Most recent would be Dogfish head Midas Touch. Not the most hoppy and extreme but a very Good balance. Best beer of all time would be Widmer's Snow Plow no longer in circulation.

 

Maine brewing "Lunch" takes first place for me...Palate Wrecker and Stone "Enjoy by" being tied for second. But also I might include that I've yet to enjoy any HT or Zombie Dust, one or both of those could influence that ranking lol

 

Black Albert or flossmor barrel aged hi-fi rye

 

Had Mo on draft at a local restaurant. Spent half my dinner thinking about whether or not they would sell me the rest of the keg. Quite possibly one of the finest brews a functional alcoholic can imbibe.

 

So far mine is Goose Island Bourbon County Cherry Rye.

 

I do not think I can pick one but I can narrow it down to 3
Goose Island Bourbon Barrel Coffee
Orkney Brewery Dark Island Reserve
De Molen Hel and Verdomenis variant with the red wax cap
Not far behind would be
Nebraska Brewing Black Betty
Mikkeller Beer Geek Brunch Weasel Calvodos Edition
Mikkeller Black and Black Buffalo
North Coast Brewing Old Rasputin Aniversary BB age RIS

 

I like the bc cherry rye and Heady of course

 

When reviewing mine I was surprised so no comment because it wasn't what I expected contrary to what I thought. Prost everyone!

 

Bourbon County Coffee

 

Zombie Dust!

 

At this current point in time...

Probably.... Fat Head's Head Hunter. It's simply the perfect IPA for me. It's not alcohol heavy, it smells of strong grapefruit and pineapple, and has the bitter hop bite with little to no malt backbone. Absolutely delicious, and perfect any time of the year.

 

Tie between Bourbon Barrel Plead The 5th, and KBS for me

 

Cherry Rye.

I will never have enough of this

 

Port Hop 15... Stone 15th

 

BCBS.

BITCHHHHHH

 

fall/winter: KBS (honorable mention to tenfidy and old raspy)
spring/summer: Heady Topper (honorable mention to Hopslam and Lunch (sorry PtE))

 

Lagunitas Sucks

 

I've long since given up on saying this is number 1. There's always something else.

 

I've got two beers tied for highest score at 4.9, Duvel and Bourbon County Rare. Is Duvel one of my two favorite beers of all time? No, but I do make an effort to rate to style, and it's pretty much the definition of a Belgian Strong Pale Ale (similarly, if I ever get around to reviewing Sierra Nevada Pale Ale I'm sure it'll end up scoring quite high). Bourbon County Rare I opened within a month or two of its release and it was absolutely sublime. Definitely an all time great drinking experience for me. Honorable mentions go to KBS and Firestone 14 for scoring above a 4.8 (4.85 and 4.83 respectively).