Beer of Choice

Yuengling for me, I live very close to one of their breweries and all I can say is free beer :D 
 
But what is your choice?

None. I drink white russians.

i do not prefer beer. i prefer whiskey

I have my favorites, but I'm a cheap drunk on my own.
 

Cabernet Sauvignon    

" None. I drink white russians. "

mmm white russian.... 
 
but  the only correct beer answer is, and always will be, Guinness.

" @Disengage said:

" None. I drink white russians. "

Really...with milk? o.O "

St. Pauli Girl.

Cold, preferably. Ah ha ha, but seriously...
 
We here in WA state are blessed with many many microbrews to with which to wet our whistles. It would be "literally" impossible to choose just one. My favorite is whatever looks new and interesting on the store shelf at the time.
 
Some of my favorite Breweries are Pyramid, Sierra Nevada, Deschutes, Red Hook, Rogue, Stone, and California's own Lagunitas (my current obsession).
 
As for "styles" of beer, I like a good Stout, Amber Ale, ESB, and especially an IPA (love that hops). Yep, I like to "taste" my beer, boys. Don't get me wrong though, I'm not one of those hipster beer elitist types. I was raised on Bud, PBR, High Life and Milwaukee's Best, and I still enjoy them when the mood takes me (or I'm on a budget).
 
My current "go-to" beers are Pyramid Thunderhead IPA, New Belgium 1554, and whatever Lagunita's Limited Release happens to be at the moment.

Shiner Bock / Black, Guinness

well early tonight i was drinking Budweiser and bud lite. i really just drink what ever i feel like.

Calsberg Classic. Because I'm danish.

heineken. becasue im asian.

In no particular order: 
 Sapporo, Asahi, Guinness, Stella Artolis. 
 
On occasion, Hoegaarden works.

Stella Artois and Sapporo are the ones I can get anywhere and are good. In wisconsin I remembe I really liked New Glarus.
Usually, though, I just have vodka and water.
 
also, my favorite beer commercials of all time: 

These are all beers i enjoy having not in any particular order: Hoegaarden, Paulaner, Guinness, Hertog Jan, Erdinger, Schneider Weisse, Red Stripe, Bass, Newcastle Brown Ale, Kirin Ichiban, Birra Moretti, Grolsch and im sure im missing a few i cant remember of the top of my head...

Moosehead is my choice, it's Canadian.

After a recent trip to Cuba Crystal is my favourite, but I found out the hard way when I got back I can't get that here:(

 
But I will pretty much drink it all I am no snob, Corona's go down like water in the summer, and I do have a soft spot for Bud and Heniken. 
 
The only two I dislike are Coors and Guiness.  Oh I hate Guiness with a passion.

I don't have a particular favourite brewery/beer. Any nice hoppy real ale will do me just fine.

Not a particular favorite brand but I do enjoy a nice porter, or bock in the winter and a good wheat beer in the summer.

Kilkenny or Beck's

I'm a big fan of Budvar or Prazsky. Both are delicious and easy to drink.

Stella Artois, Heineken and Creemore.
 
Fuck, I love beer.

I like a Kronenberg.

Young's Double Chocolate Stout, in a bottle, not in a can. I prefer the extra carbonation of the bottled form.

" Young's Double Chocolate Stout, in a bottle, not in a can. I prefer the extra carbonation of the bottled form. "

" @MB said:

" Young's Double Chocolate Stout, in a bottle, not in a can. I prefer the extra carbonation of the bottled form. "

I hear that. I don't like most beer from a can. Beer's just alot more refreshing and enjoyable from an ice-cold bottle in my opinion. "

For cheap beer, Killians Red Irish is the way to go. Great beer for $9.00 a 12 pack. 
 
Overall, my favorite is probably Obsidian Stout (Oregon) or Moose Drool (Montana). I like the thick beers from the NW America best. 

The only true answer here is Keith's:
 

" Cold, preferably. Ah ha ha, but seriously...  We here in WA state are blessed with many many microbrews to with which to wet our whistles. It would be "literally" impossible to choose just one. My favorite is whatever looks new and interesting on the store shelf at the time.  Some of my favorite Breweries are Pyramid, Sierra Nevada, Deschutes, Red Hook, Rogue, Stone, and California's own Lagunitas (my current obsession).  As for "styles" of beer, I like a good Stout, Amber Ale, ESB, and especially an IPA (love that hops). Yep, I like to "taste" my beer, boys. Don't get me wrong though, I'm not one of those hipster beer elitist types. I was raised on Bud, PBR, High Life and Milwaukee's Best, and I still enjoy them when the mood takes me (or I'm on a budget).  My current "go-to" beers are Pyramid Thunderhead IPA, New Belgium 1554, and whatever Lagunita's Limited Release happens to be at the moment. "

" None. I drink white russians. "

It depends really. I love Guiness Stout but don't drink it that often, makes me too full. Heineken is another favorite but I enjoyed it more in Europe, it tastes funny in America - I've been spoiled. 
 
Normally I just drink whatever is on tap.

" It depends really. I love Guiness Stout but don't drink it that often, makes me too full. Heineken is another favorite but I enjoyed it more in Europe, it tastes funny in America - I've been spoiled.  Normally I just drink whatever is on tap. "

I thought the title said "Beef of Choice"....... fuck this thread

becks IS superior to anything else. Generally though i don't mind much so long as it isn't watery crap like budweiser or carling. Seriously though, i was in manchester a week ago, in one pub they had pints of fosters then after a couple we went to another one which unusually had becks on tap (usually it's in very overpriced bottles). Seriously though, the becks tasted HUNDREDS of times stronger and better. And i was already in that slightly drunk stage where you stop contemplating the taste of what you're drinking.
 
Oh and btw, guinness is not beer. Sorry folks.

" becks IS superior to anything else. Generally though i don't mind much so long as it isn't watery crap like budweiser or carling. Seriously though, i was in manchester a week ago, in one pub they had pints of fosters then after a couple we went to another one which unusually had becks on tap (usually it's in very overpriced bottles). Seriously though, the becks tasted HUNDREDS of times stronger and better. And i was already in that slightly drunk stage where you stop contemplating the taste of what you're drinking. Oh and btw, guinness is not beer. Sorry folks. "

Labatt Blue.
 
But, in Mexico I fell in love with Dos Equis and Pacifico (with lime, of course).

 
Heineken
 
Bud light is bad light

Rolling Rock.
 
But even beer city will do.

Root Beer.

Carlsberg or Foster's, or Guinness :)

Personally, I'm more of a scotch drinker nowadays.  However, if there is beer: 
 

Carlsberg Extra Cold