[XK4]

My regular go to is Riggs Hefeweizen, brewed in Urbana, IL.
When I get to Wisconsin, I'm a fan of Spotted Cow.
When I travel I like to try local beers whenever available.

[M5Rick]

It's still Greene King IPA.

[rmedina]

I miss Germany

[Joralemon st.]

First time finding this on tap! Yum.

[Maynard]

Bailey approves, am I a bad influence?

[tcphoto]

In honor of our fellow BMW enthusiast, I'm enjoying an 9% ABV IPA while watching M539 Restorations. Who knows, I might become motivated to go out and install my new cupholder or just crack open another and dream of a cupholder that will hold a Starbucks Vente half caf half decaf mocha latte with a splash of pumpkin infused oat milk.

[Maynard]

More Fat Orange Cat

Keep Yer Claws Sharp is the first one I've tried, very nice.

[Maynard]

And this one, also nice but not as much as the first.

[NWH83]

Monkish (Torrance, Ca) is always good, but this one stands out imo.

[Vindicator3]

When in England, I try to find a real-ale pub with Fuller's HSB (formerly Gale's HSB), Fuller's ESB, Timothy Taylor's Boltmaker, or Timothy Taylor's Landlord from cask, but there are plenty of other fine options (unlike in the USA) for a nice bitter from cask.

When buying bottles or cans here at home, Civil Life The Angel and the Sword, Civil Life American Brown Ale, Boulevard Tank 7, Boulevard Sixth Glass, Unibroue Le Fin du Monde, Left Hand Milk Stout, Founder's Dirty Bastard, Schlafly Scotch Ale, Schlafly Pumpkin Ale, and Schlafly Pale Ale are my favorites.

[XutvJet]

Pretty much anything from https://kcbier.com/

A truly legit German beer brewing company located in the US.

[Matt_4166]

Corona and san miguel

[CLTMDA]

In the summer, something lighter and cold to the point of almost forming a slush.

In the winter, Fonta Flora Brewery's Double Darwin's Forehead when I can get it. Otherwise, I tend to try many different things.

[bac0]

Erdinger is the favourite but expensive so i usualy go with Carlsberg or heineken.

[LDT]

Bottled or canned my favorite seasonal brew. My friend smuggles it to SC.

[T.R.S.]

Originally Posted by LDT

Bottled or canned my favorite seasonal brew. My friend smuggles it to SC.

It's pretty good but have yet to pick up this holiday season as it's readily available in the Chicago area, being brewed not too far away in Cleveland.

My brew of choice this time of year is Revolution Brewing's Deep Woods Series Straight Jacket Barrel-aged Barleywine. Locally brewed but hard to find and when it is, it's $$ but worth it for a 4-pack or two as a once a year treat. Wait 'til it's especially cold outside then you'll really appreciate it, lol.

[tasoulis]

ALFA beer from greece

[Buug959]

Now that the weather has warmed up and it is, IMO, beer season again I'm going to refresh this thread with my second favourite beer. It's Warsteiner, a wonderful German Pilsner.

[afadeev]

Franziskaner Heiweissen, from Spaten-Franziskaner-Brau.
Erdinger or Paulaner or Weihenstephaner if in a pinch.

Not every store has it, but better ones do. Also a good way to find above average liquer stores in a new area - ask if they carry Franziskaner !

Dragon's Milk or fresh (tap) Guiness if in a mood for a stout.

A pilstner or a glass of water if otherwise thirsty - those all taste about the same ;-)

[Josh-PA]

If you're ever in Upstate NY, this place is worth a stop. Really well done Belgium style beers.

https://www.breweryardennes.com/

[3.0L]

I quit alcohol a year and a half ago, but recently found this non-alcohol
beer to be a tasty substitute:

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by 3.0L

I quit alcohol a year and a half ago, but recently found this non-alcohol
beer to be a tasty substitute:

I stopped drinking alcohol too a little while ago for a health problem that I have but I would never drink an alcohol substitute; it would just make me want alcohol. No thanks… I’m done with it.

PS - I know of another member here who drinks non-alcoholic beer and he’s very happy with it so to each their own.