IPA makes a comeback.

[Ought Six]

M&V had some last week. I picked up a couple of bottles... It is very good and flies off the shelf. They actually kind of hide it and sell it to their regulars...

Yep, it is awesome stuff. Occasionally they have it on tap.

[SgtFool]

I had some IPA last night and it was good, Samual Smith I believe.

It took me a while to realize the difference between Lagers and Ales and now I realize, I prefer Ales. Too me, Ales just taste more interesting than Lagers.

[Ought Six]

I had some IPA last night and it was good, Samual Smith I believe.

It took me a while to realize the difference between Lagers and Ales and now I realize, I prefer Ales. Too me, Ales just taste more interesting than Lagers.

Not all lagers suck. There are actually some killer German lagers out there. For domestic microbrew, you might try New Belgium Shift Lager.

[seraosha]

Belgium witbier > ipa

[Ratamacue]

Not all lagers suck. There are actually some killer German lagers out there. For domestic microbrew, you might try New Belgium Shift Lager.

Almost anything New Belgium puts out is great, and on top of that you can find it throughout most of the US now. Bonus points for being brewed in my hometown.

[California Joe]

I like Magic Hat. My favorite is probably #9. They describe it as "Not So Pale Ale"...

[Rattfink]

I had some IPA last night and it was good, Samual Smith I believe.

It took me a while to realize the difference between Lagers and Ales and now I realize, I prefer Ales. Too me, Ales just taste more interesting than Lagers.

Then your pallet would lean towards fruity or hoppy? We all have our preferences. I personally love a hugely malty, crisp, clean nicely hopped lager.

[Kit]

I'm not much of a beer guy, but hefeweizen and wheat beers are what I go for because they lay off the hops and just focus on that malty and bready taste. Franziskaner is one the few beers I enjoy indulging in; I don't have to pretend to like it. I have a very low toleration for hops; I can't even finish a bottle of Samuel Adams, and that's supposed to be one of the better beers. I just steer clear from IPAs. All I need is a scotch that burns.

[IraGlacialis]

Not all lagers suck. There are actually some killer German lagers out there. For domestic microbrew, you might try New Belgium Shift Lager.

I know here, Yuengling Traditional Lager is extremely popular.
Though I wouldn't be surprised if a good chunk of the hype comes from the fact that it's hard to get without somebody going to the east coast and bringing it back with them.

[Soldat_Américain]

No Hype about Yuengling...it's a great beer and when you're close to PA it's cheap as can be.

[Ratamacue]

Yuengling is my go-to beer for everyday drinking, both at home and at the bar. Tastes great, easy to drink all night, and it's relatively inexpensive (especially on base).

[IconOfEvi]

Maybe this is the Punjabi talking, but hard drinks forever, beer just ain't good enough