The best beer you have ever drank

[Sheep Have Wool 1053]

The very first batch of Prairie/Evil Twin Bible Belt was amazing.

[Buzzrock 15023]

I think I was 17 at a Led Zeppelin tribute band at a sweltering Georgia Theater circa 1989. My friend John, not a close friend mind you just a friend, brought me the coldest crispest Miller Lite draft I’d ever tasted, right in that moment.

I can snob it up with the best of them (I have Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA in my fridge as we speak) but I’ve carried that beer with me ever since.

[Hank_Hill 18949]

On 9/23/2020 at 8:45 PM, otisdog said:

Rookie boot drinker....always toes down, otherwise you get flushed.

Congrats you uncovered a major plot point in the movie

[otisdog 365]

9 hours ago, Hank_Hill said:

Congrats you uncovered a major plot point in the movie

Didn't know, I don't watch movies.

[Fondren & Main 6754]

Prairie Cowboy Breakfast.

[SuckitKevin 942]

I’m a little newer to the craft beer game and I haven’t traveled all over the world but Yellow Rose IPA made by Lone Pint is fucking delicious.

[RollLeft 5045]

The best beer ever was the first ever handed to me, by my cousins, at a wedding when i was in high school.  It was an Indio beer.  At the time it was the Milwaukee's best of its class.  I've heard its now a trendy beer.   Tecate and Carta Blanca were at the head of the class in those days.  Corona was not as wide spread as it is now.  

[Superhero 8884]

+ 1 on the Alaskan Amber

Also a big fan of Harp when I can find it. 

Others worthy of a mention - Firestone 805, Taiwan Beer Gold Medal, Karl Strauss Red Trolly. 

[Murfdogg21 4466]

I drank my way through Bavarian beirgartens (and even some monestaries that brewed beer) in the summer of 2003. Mostly crisp dunkels and hefes. They were all glorious. 
 

Live Oak hefe is probably my go-to. I love a Pecan Porter on the first “cold” day of the year.