What's your favorite beer?

My top five:

Coors Light
Yuengling
Labbatt's
Michelob
Miller Lite

 

Don't know if it's nationwide, but they've been selling it deep in the hearta' for a couple of years now. At that, it's hard to find — in the town I live in, one supermarket is the only place that sells it.

Summer Shandy is the only other Leinie's beer I like. It's best when it's ICE cold — like a tenth of a degree from freezing.

Lately, though, I've been sticking with Miller High Life to offset gas prices.

 

Leinenkugel was purchased by Miller. Hence they now have access to a much larger distribution system. At least Miller hasn't screwed around with Leine's recipes- for the most part.

 

I'll add a shout out to Pacifico. I picked up a dozen when I was in SoCal last summer to take to a BBQ at my cousin's house and really enjoyed it. I'll be back out there again in two weeks, will definitely be picking up more Pacifico.

Few more I usually have in my fridge after a trip to my local liquor store:

Hockley Valley Dark (micro from Orangeville, Ontario)
Tiger (from Singapore)
Fuller's London Porter

 

Natural light (/Indiana University partygoer ... they had that crap on tap at 90% of the parties I went to in college).

Teetotaler now, but I always liked Killian's Red when I did drink beer. Of the major domestics, Coors was my favorite.

 

Stout: Guinness
Pilsener Lager: Carlsberg
Lager: Sam Adams
Porter: Samuel Smith
Bitter: John Smith's
Ale: McEwan's Scotch Ale
Pale Ale: Sam Adams
Red Ale: Smithwick's
Bock: Sam Adams
Kolsch: Shiner
Black Lager: Shiner

From the Bud/Miller/Coors corporate piss milleu, I grudgingly choose Miller Draft.
Mexican beer: Bohemia, with Pacifico and Dos XX lager not too far behind.
From the freaky fruit/spice-flavor sideshow tent, I'll take Sam Adams Cherry Wheat or Samuel Smith's Winter Ale.
Cheap beer: Schlitz, although Pearl in bottles wasn't bad- but I haven't seen it for years.