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My latest list (no pics as of now):

Yards Brewing Company
http://www.yardsbrewing.com
-Philadelphia Pale Ale
-Brawler
-General Washington's Tavern Porter
-Thomas Jefferson's Tavern Ale
-Poor Richard's Tavern Spruce
-Rye IPA

Also a big fan of Red Hook Longhammer IPA, Anchor Brewing company's Steam Beer, Weeping Radish - Black Radish, Lancaster Brewing Co. - Milk Stout, and Duck Rabbit Milk Stout.

No pics, but I'd have a hard time voting against 2 Hearted Ale.
Haven't tried all listed, but will continue to try.

might get some beer for Leighton and doc rocket, so they'll have something to keep them warm I picked this up.

Rancho those "mariscos" bring back memories. What state is that?

Abalone ceviche..

I dive for them up in Northern California.

I didn't read whole thread, but came across this little diddy.

Listen to what I say:

Bell's Two Hearted Ale ROCKS. And Hopslam ain't for the novice beer drinker

I saw Teal posted some Founder's at the beginning. They make some very respectable brews..........

Sorry, no pics. But I have 40 or more different beers in my fridge.Probably leaving out some, but I have one or more different selections from these: New Belgium, Odell's, Oscar Blues, Twisted Pine, Great Divide, Great Lakes, Left Handed, Fort Collins, Ommegang, North Coast, Goose Island, Sierra Nevada, Bells, Founders, Abita, Sam Adams, Shiner, Breckenridge, Big Sky, Tall Grass, St. Bernardus, Fire Stone, Rogue, Moylans, Deschutes, Alaskan and Arkansas's own Diamond Bear.

My New Years resolution is to learn to post pictures on the net. I'm seeing lots of beers that I would like to try on this thread.
Lightman

Man now your talking my language. Also try La Fin Du Monde or any Unibroue, White Lantern Sam Adams, The new Sam Adams Cold Snap, Sam Adams Old World ( can't believe Sam Adams is pumping out Wit biers this season) St Bernaditus is a waste of money as is Gulden Draak even though it is 23 bucks a four pack and they are only 11 ounces. Leffe Blonde was what I drank in Alaska but they seemed pretty devoid of good Belgiums

I thought when I opened this thread it would be all you disgusting IPA guys but imagine my surprise when all I am seeing is Belgiums and Goldens. I knew I liked this place for a reason.

Deschutes, Black Butte Porter XXV Just sayin.

Belgium has over 250 breweries in a country the size of a small state- for a reason.

This is pretty classic Trappist beer here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56duVYLsd4Q&feature=player_detailpage

Here is a link... don't let the kids watch but I think PBR is my new FAVORITE BEER!!!

I like dark beer, but am limited in my selection. I usually have Newcastle, southern pecan, and truck stop honey around. This afternoon I went out and spent 45 bucks on 6 pints. Two each of San Diego's arrogant bastards ale, sierra Nevada northern hemisphere harvest, and Avery brewing company's salvation. Never had any of these. What can y'all tell me about them? I'm drinking arrogant bastard now. Not bad.

good choice oldtrapper

Black Butte XXV is my post-elk killing, skinning, quartering, celebration brew

That was hilarious.

I like Imperial Porters and Stouts. Here is a great brewery that makes excellent craft brews: http://flyingdogales.com/

My daughter lives in Ft. Collins (CO) and we visit New Belgium, Odells, Left Hand, Oscar Blues, etc. Many great craft brews in the US!!

Yep!

Mine Too!!!

Bump up for this stuff. Austrian beer. A friend found it in Ketchum and brought some home.

Don't see why the domestic macros can't make a simple beer like this with taste.