I really do like good beer... I brew my own most of the time but there are several i like... I don't care much for the light wheats like the one you mentioned above, but I like the darker ambers specifically... Murphy's Irish Amber is one of my favorites...
I love the flavor of crystal malt and the ambers are full of it... they have a nice balance between the hoppy bitterness and the malty sweetness.
[quote=jmsetzler]I really do like good beer...[quote]
That makes two of us. Hoegaarden, Leffe and Caffreys are my three favourites. But I don't say no thanks to a Guinness extra cold or a pint of Grolsch either.. ;)
Bamaster, I LOVE that beer. I can't find around here very often though. It has such a great flavor. I drink mine at about 55 to 60 degrees F. It's one of the few beers I would actually take out of the fridge, and let it warm up for awhile before drinking it. It's so much better that way!
Asahi Super Dry (Japanese beer), just what you need after work! Also, Guinesss and Kilkenny, uuummmm-but I have to make a special trip to the British or Irish pub to get it. They sell Guiness in cans here, but it just isn't the same, has to be draft!
Ah, Asahi Super Dry - one of the things I miss about not traveling to Japan within the last two years. We can sometimes get it here in Dallas area, but it's brewed in Canada - still good. Margarita's are my favorite.
Dennis
