Your first beer per style.

Strangely, I can remember many, even though it was decades ago. I guess that goes to show where my priorities lie (don't tell my wife ) :

Pilsner - Dinkel Acker
Continental Dark- Heineken
Euro Lager - Becks
Bock - Aass
Irish Dry Stout - Guinness Extra
Berliner Weiss - Kindl
Porter - Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter
Lambic - Lindemans
Oud Bruin - Liefmans Goudenband
Abbey or Dubbel - Chimay Red
English Pale Ale - Bass
American Pale Ale - Sierra Nevada
India Pale Ale - Grant's
Imperial Stout - Grant's
Cask Conditioned - BridgePort Blue Heron

I guess I'll stop for now...

 

My first, like most here, was AAL.

 

Lager - Budweiser
Pale Ale - Bass
IPA - Ballantine
Belgian - Orval
Saison - Dupont
Porter - Samuel Smith
Pils - Pilsner Urquell
Stout - Guinness
Hefeweizen - Hacker Pschorr

 

Hefeweizen: Weihenstefan
IPA: Brew Dog Punk IPA
Pils: Stiegl Pils
Bock: Stiegl Bock
AAL: Grainbelt
Stout: Guinness
Sour of any sort: Cuvee des Jacobins Rouge
Quad: La Trappe
BSPA: Duvel
Lambic: Lindemanns Framboise

 

Cheers to all of you that can remember that. Pretty sure mine was a 40 oz of Milwaukee's best. Told a homeless dude we'd buy him one. It was all down hill from there.

 

Lager - PBR
Stout - Guinness
APA - Boulevard Pale Ale
IPA -Two Hearted
DIPA - Hopslam

 

Pale Ale - SNPA
IPA - Wachusett
Lager - Sam Adams Boston Lager
Doppelbock - Long Trail Double Bag
Stout - Guinness
Porter - Sam Adams Holiday Porter
Lambic - Lindemans Cuvee Rene
Flanders - Rodenbach Grand Cru
Sour/Wild Ale - Nightshift Picasso

First beer ever, hard to say. I can remember my first bourbon, not beer though.

 

Only counting styles I've actually had more than just one or two of...

Witbier: Blue Moon
AAL: Pacifico
Pilsner: Bohemia
Stout/Porter: Guinness Draught
Oktoberfest: Samuel Adams
Pale Ale: Sierra Nevada
IPA: New Belgium Ranger

And the first beer I ever had was a Beck's Dark from my dad's fridge years ago. Didn't like it much at the time, but I had one again toward the end of last year and it was actually decent -- nowhere near as bad as I remembered from the first time. Guess my taste buds were just not used to "beery" flavors yet the first time around. XD

 

Stout - Guinness
Milk Stout - Mackesons
American Hefeweizen - August Schell
Brown Ale - Pete's Wicked Ale
DIPA - Dogfish Head 90 Minute
Barrel Aged Stout - Dragon's Milk
Seasonal - Koch's Holiday Beer
Cream Ale - Genny

 

Pale - SNAP
IPA - Dont Remember
IIPA - HopSlam
BA Stout - BCBS
Sour - Cranbic from New Glarus
Cream Ale - Little Kings
Brown Ale - Brown Dog
Milk Stout - Left Hand
Hefe - Blue Moon
AAL - Pabst

 

Russian Imperial Stout: Even More Jesus
Flanders Oud Bruin: Monk's Cafe Flemish Sour
Lambic - Unblended: Lambickx (2014)
Bière de Garde: Domaine DuPage French Style Country Ale
Faro: Lindeman's Faro Lambic
American Adjunct Lager: Stroh's
Cream Ale: Schoenling Little Kings
California Common / Steam Beer: Anchor Steam
Quadrupel: St. Bernardus Abt 12
Kristalweizen: Weihenstephaner Kristallweissbier
Gueuze: St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition

Yes, I am a style ticker. I'll stop when they pry Number 104 out of my cold, dead hands.

 

How the hell do you people remember all this?

 

First Lager: Olympia (thanks grandpa!)
First stout: Guinness Extra Stout
First ESB: Fuller's ESB
First porter: Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter
First pale ale: Bass

It's easy to remember these, even though it was a long time ago, because there were a lot fewer options/styles back then, and most of the best of them were English or German imports.

 

Stout - Magic Hat Heart of Darkness
Altbier - Long Trail Double Bag
Barleywine - Rock Art Ridge Runner
Brown Ale - Newcastle
AAL - Corona Extra
Pale - Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
IPA - Wolaver's
2xIPA - Pliny
Gose - Lost Nation
Porter - Stone Smoked Porter

 

Adjunct lager: PBR
Wheat ale : Bell's Oberon
IPA: Hoptical Illusion
Pale Ale: Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Amber: Fat Tire
Stout: Guinness draught

 

Just a few that I can recall:

AAL: Busch
Actually good lager: Brooklyn
Pale: Bass
IPA: Red Hook Longhammer (not even sure they called it Longhammer back then)
Sour: Either Bell's Oarsman or DFH Festina Peche...not sure
Porter: Dominion Baltic Porter
Stout: Guinness Draught

 

Adjunct Lager - Moosehead, first ever beer
Pale Ale - Sierra Nevada - it was too bitter for me at the time
English Pale Ale - Bass
Stout - Guinness
English Brown Ale - Newcastle
American Brown Ale - Pete's Wicked
Fruit beer - Magic Hat #9
Schwarzbier - Saranac Black Forest

Can't remember first IPA, although likely Saranac's.

 

IPA: Deschutes Fresh Squeezed
APA: Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Dubbel: Westmalle Dubbel
Tripel: Westmalle Tripel
Quad: Rochefort 10
Saison: North Coast Brewing Co. Le Merle
Scotch Ale: Silver City Fat Scotch Ale
Porter: Silver City Panther Lake Porter
Stout: The Abyss
Barleywine: Mother of All Storms

 

Most of my firsts were in England, too long ago to remember. But last night I had my first Scottish Gruit/Ancient Ale, DFH Kvasir. Ugly looking beer, like a flooded fast flowing stream, but pretty tasty.

 

Oh great topic! I think I remember some:
Kölsch: Zunft Kölsch
Berliner Weisse: Schultheiss Weisse
American IPA: Stone Ruination
Hefeweizen: Paulaner
Pils: Erzquell Pils
Alt: Frankenheim Alt
Rauchbier: Schlenkerla Maerzen
Dubbel: Leffe Brune
Trappist: Westmalle Dubbel
Sour: Timmermans Geuze
Kriek: Belle-Vue Kriek
Stout: Guiness
Brown Ale: Newcastle
Pale Ale: Adnams Ghost Ship
Bitter: Fuller's ESB
Old Ale: Fuller's Vintage Ale
Imperial Stout: Harvey's RIS
Helles: Augustiner
Bock: Salvator
Biere de Garde: 3 Monts
Gose: Döllnitzer Ritterguts Gose
Saison: Fantome Pritempst
Kellerbier: St. Georgen Kellerbier
Schwarzbier: Köstritzer Schwarzbier

The list could go on. Some of these I still buy and like while others I won't touch anymore