What's your favorite Beer?

[jdl1279]

Clown Shoes has become a top 5 for me, and echo Dan, Crunkle Sam is fantastic!

[Seul]

Yeah that'un looks great as well… 12% - gotta love the strong beers... I tend to not drink anything less than 10% during winter... And spring... And autumn... I do go down to 9 during summer, though...

[Seul]

14% today…

[Broark]

I'm a big Fire Stone Walker fan, a buddy of mine and I stopped by their brewery when we visited CA last year.
Sucaba and Parabola are some of my favorites.
Currently drinking this, Boulevard seems to be fairly hit or miss of me but this is pretty nice.

[mclaincausey]

Went to Comrade and Joyride this weekend in Denver. Both made great IPAs.  Especially looking forward to Crooked Stave next week. Excellent sours there.

[Seul]

Amazing beer…

[jdl1279]

If I hear of one more brewer being bought out by ab-inbev I may go on a shooting spree

[Seul]

Which brewery has been taken over?..

[Seul]

Oh: Elysian… Still, worst for me is them owning Goose Island 

[Chris]

I know they own Goose Island, but I've read that they're pretty hands-off.  And Goose Island beers are still pretty damn good.

[Seul]

Aye - they're hands off. Luckily. But still. Don't wanna finance those bastards, so I'm down to only trading for Bourbon County…

[Chris]

The Bruery is still independent.  I'm still going to look for some White Oak for you when I go visit my brother this summer.

[Seul]

Mmmmm White Oak 

This was heavy (16.2%), but delicious!..

[Seul]

Not bad, but a bit of a mess… I got absolutely 0 carbonation to boot...

[den1mhead]

today i mostly been drinkin…..

[Broark]

Drinking this from Karbach today, haven't really had much from them but I'm pretty pleased with this!

[Seul]

^Looks like my kinda beer…

Me?.. Re-visiting this stout, and convinced it's one of Europe's best...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/to-ol-goliat-imperial-coffee-stout/164496/

[Chris]

I can try to get some of that Karbach for you- the brewery's only about two miles from my house.  Their beer is generally pretty easy to find in Houston, although I haven't seen that one yet.  Karbach tries a lot of different things, rather than playing it safe and making the same three styles of beer everyone else does.  I like that about them, even if sometimes the experiments don't work out.

[Seul]

Breweries who experiment a lot always have my attention… If they don't fuck up àll their Frankensteins that is...

[Broark]

I've only had a couple things from Karbach, those being the BBH above and Mother In Lager.
We get some of their beers here in Austin, just haven't done much research on them yet.
I like the fact that they do distribute some cans as well.