Any micro-brew fans?

[Orange24]

Any of you guys big beer geeks? Whats your top picks?

[Skyling35]

I love me some good craft brew. Most recent craft brew I had that I couldn't get enough of was a st. Vrain brew from co

Shiner, dog fish head, and arrogant bastard are some other tops. Shiner has kind of grow. Beyond craft brew status but its still up there for me.

There's dozens of others.

[exphys88]

Hell yeah! I'm partial to the chocolatey or coffee porters. I've been drinking a lot of lagunitas lately, they've goy some that are 10% alcohol.

[Orange24]

Great choices. Colorado has amazing beer. Great divide, oskar blues, avery, love deschuttes, the bruery, phantom, Russian river, stone is decent.

[Orange24]

Mmmm Exphys I am with you 100%. Lagunitas is great! Love a good espresso stout. Oakshire makes a great one out of Oregon. Also the ABYSS by deschuttes is a great imperial.

[kazman68]

I like beer period...

[Orange24]

Haha ^

[SisterSteel]

I enjoy a beer every once in a while. I don't really have a favorite one. I enjoy "hoppy" beers.

[Ironguruera]

I really like most of Sam Adams stuff. Thats what i usually prefer. Not big on IPA's or real hoppy stuff. I also hate shit like hoengarden. Has that weird banana clove flavor that I don't like. Prob the worst beer I've ever has is new Belgians mothership wit. Horrible rams piss. I find I either really like new Belgians stuff or can't stand it.
Dog fish head makes some good stuff as well.

When I was in Europe I drank a ton Guinness. It's not nearly as good over hear in the us. Not to mention the bartenders pour a shamrock in the head in the UK.

I'm always reluctant to buy beer I've never had unless I can buy 1 bottle or have it on draft.

[Orange24]

You hate the Belgian beers when they raise the temperature during fermentation from 67-75 over 4-6 days. That brings on the banana character and those spicy flavors.