List your top ten beers

[mobanners]

im surprised no one has mentioned NEGRA MODELO!

it is the best mexican beer and easily among my top 5.

[Nerf MVP]

I like cheap beer.

I drink Keystone Heavys.

I am a dirt bag.

[SShoreFan 2.0]

I like cheap beer.

I drink Keystone Heavys.

I am a dirt bag.

not sure if drinking Keystone is a qualifier for being a "dirty bag" I it sure did make me laugh!!!

well done!

[kenmaine]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

[cdif911]

I also love to head down to Cornwall's to get a "Black Velvet" (Guinness and Cider), or when I do go to England, I need to get at least one "Snake Bite Black" (Lager, Cider, and Black Currant...it is dangerously delicious).

This brings up another good point about draft (draught) vs. bottled/canned beer - Guinness is a beer I'll generally only drink on draft, where a Sam Adams I'm cool with in the bottle... I generally do prefer draft, which is why places like Cornwall's are awesome... (Sunset, Beerworks (of course) and a few others also have such a great variety) - even lesser beers seem to taste better on draft, Miller Lite, Bud Light, etc.  As far as bottled goes, though the best IMO are the Ommegang Cask Conditioned beers (you'll find them at a Kappy's) - they go through a process similar to the making of a champagne, and they taste awesome...

[the_Bird]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

Meh, life's way, way too short to drink mediocre beer.  Drink what you want, you offer me one, I'll take it, but beer's something that I'm a bit passionate about.  If that makes me a snob, so be it. 

[RockinRyA]

San Mig Super Dry, the best  i just dunno if there is san mig in the US though

yeah and those german beers  love em

[Chris]

I also love to head down to Cornwall's to get a "Black Velvet" (Guinness and Cider), or when I do go to England, I need to get at least one "Snake Bite Black" (Lager, Cider, and Black Currant...it is dangerously delicious).

This brings up another good point about draft (draught) vs. bottled/canned beer - Guinness is a beer I'll generally only drink on draft, where a Sam Adams I'm cool with in the bottle... I generally do prefer draft, which is why places like Cornwall's are awesome... (Sunset, Beerworks (of course) and a few others also have such a great variety) - even lesser beers seem to taste better on draft, Miller Lite, Bud Light, etc.  As far as bottled goes, though the best IMO are the Ommegang Cask Conditioned beers (you'll find them at a Kappy's) - they go through a process similar to the making of a champagne, and they taste awesome...

Agree completely...although I have become a fan of the draft cans.  Its definitely not the same as draft, but Guinness is so much better from the can than the bottle.

[Eja117]

1. Sam Light
2. Sam Summer
3. Beer Works Back Bay IPA
4. Magic Hat #9
5. Harpoon Summer
5. Magic Hat Single Chair Ale
6. Sam Winter
7. Sam Boston Lager
8. Sam Oktoberfest
9. Sam Boston Ale
10. Harpoon IPA

As you can see, I'm a big Sam drinker. I couldn't decide whether I like IPA more than Sam White, but I polished off a bottle of IPA so as of now, I like IPA more.
 

That's like an all Boston lineup. Or all New England anyway

[Eja117]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

Meh, life's way, way too short to drink mediocre beer.  Drink what you want, you offer me one, I'll take it, but beer's something that I'm a bit passionate about.  If that makes me a snob, so be it. 

I don't know. I don't have the money to drink imports and microbrews all my life. I never thought of beer as something that you have to be rich to enjoy. Granted I don't think of hard stuff that way either, but I couldn't enjoy the cheap crud of that.

[Chris]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

Meh, life's way, way too short to drink mediocre beer.  Drink what you want, you offer me one, I'll take it, but beer's something that I'm a bit passionate about.  If that makes me a snob, so be it. 

Hear! Hear!

I am past the point of caring so much about getting drunk.  When I drink beer, I want to enjoy it.  I would rather just have a Pepsi, if my only other choice is Bud Light.

[the_Bird]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

Meh, life's way, way too short to drink mediocre beer.  Drink what you want, you offer me one, I'll take it, but beer's something that I'm a bit passionate about.  If that makes me a snob, so be it. 

I don't know. I don't have the money to drink imports and microbrews all my life. I never thought of beer as something that you have to be rich to enjoy. Granted I don't think of hard stuff that way either, but I couldn't enjoy the cheap crud of that.

Depends on how you prioritize things in your life.  I don't mind dropping $9 for a sixer of something like Flying Dog Biere du Garde, since it's a style that I'm not familiar with and I'm only drinking one or two at a sitting regardless (I REALLY get drunk about once a year).  Most of the beer I drink is homebrew, though, so I've got a couple cases of dopplebock I'm cellering that cost me maybe $30-35 in ingredients to brew. 

[timepiece33]

1. Russian River Tornado 20th Anniversary
2. Russian River Tempatation
3. De Dolle Oerbier Reserva
4. Jolly Pumpkin Calabaza Blanca
5. RR [dang]ation
6. Rochefort 10
7. St. Bernardus 12
8. Tripel Karmeleit
9. Pliny The Elder
10. Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stoudt

[dark_lord]

i am probably one of the few on the blog that never drinks alcohol

[Eja117]

Question- What's worse than a wine snob? Right, a beer snob.
I see someone mentioned King Cobra-  Yummo!

Meh, life's way, way too short to drink mediocre beer.  Drink what you want, you offer me one, I'll take it, but beer's something that I'm a bit passionate about.  If that makes me a snob, so be it. 

I don't know. I don't have the money to drink imports and microbrews all my life. I never thought of beer as something that you have to be rich to enjoy. Granted I don't think of hard stuff that way either, but I couldn't enjoy the cheap crud of that.

Depends on how you prioritize things in your life.  I don't mind dropping $9 for a sixer of something like Flying Dog Biere du Garde, since it's a style that I'm not familiar with and I'm only drinking one or two at a sitting regardless (I REALLY get drunk about once a year).  Most of the beer I drink is homebrew, though, so I've got a couple cases of dopplebock I'm cellering that cost me maybe $30-35 in ingredients to brew. 

Eeenteresting. Compared to something not too hard like making a batch of cookies how hard is it to make beer? Does it take a lot of work and my wife will be naggin me or can I get it done in a few hours? It sounds like a lot of work with all the ingredients.