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    I Enjoy A Good Beer With A Steak....

    So lets here it people!!!
    When you kick back on a hard days night what is your choice of beer??
    i have been taste testing for a while now, And i dont like to drink the same beer long. I like a beer with taste and hardly ever drink the regular bud/coors/miller type beers anymore. My recent is Hob-rue Hefe-Weizen. good wheat beer that goes great with a good grilled steak and potatoes

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    Sam Adams Summer Ale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MONUMENT SPECLT View Post
    Sam Adams Summer Ale.
    I'm a big fan of the Summer ale. just had it over the weekend twice. once with some crab cakes... Another time at the Red robin eating some jerk Chicken

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    sam adams summer ale is amazing

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    A nice cold Newcastle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d_griff View Post
    I'm a big fan of the Summer ale. just had it over the weekend twice. once with some crab cakes... Another time at the Red robin eating some jerk Chicken
    we dont have them here but you are in Yuengling country
    I had alot of them at Brownies ? in Philly a couple of years ago
    also enjoyed cheesesteak at Geno's
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    A fine cabernet, merlot, or red zinfandel must be enjoyed with a fine steak. Beer might be ok with round steak.

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    My favorite beer with a fat garlic-crusted ribeye is Cutthroat Pale Ale. It's pretty malty for a pale ale, but that's probably why it tastes so good. It's won a lot of awards.

    I don't know how available it is though, it's made by Uinta Brewery out of Utah.


    Henry Weinhardt's Hefeweizen is damn good too.

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    Do they sell all those beers/wines by 24? if so I should try them









    Newcastle is good, blue moon, corona, hienie, pale ale, rum and coke.....old e...you know the usual good beers

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    another good one is blue point brewary toasted lager

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    I'm not sure theres a beer out there that I dont like.

    check out unibroue beers theyre fantastic. maudite slays.

    There are a few exeptional beers that really take my pallete away.
    The first is a flemish sour called Duchesse De Bourgogne. Its amazing.
    The second is an american IPA brewed by Bells called Two Hearted Ale

    I like to match up the irish red ales with grilled grub.
    smoked brisket
    grilled asparagus
    baked beans and couple killians i'm good to go!

    theres a compilation of beers at http://www.beerpal.com/Beer-Directory.htm
    my goal. to drink every one of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HVAC2B View Post
    we dont have them here but you are in Yuengling country
    I had alot of them at Brownies ? in Philly a couple of years ago
    also enjoyed cheesesteak at Geno's
    Yeah but its like anything you can have, I'm sick of the yuengling
    I drink it once in a while. It is a good beer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Schoen View Post
    A fine cabernet, merlot, or red zinfandel must be enjoyed with a fine steak. Beer might be ok with round steak.
    After i get my next raise i may start drinking to your taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon3475 View Post
    Do they sell all those beers/wines by 24? if so I should try them









    Newcastle is good, blue moon, corona, hienie, pale ale, rum and coke.....old e...you know the usual good beers
    Haha old E.. Thats old school around my way

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    Quote Originally Posted by creamnsugar View Post
    I'm not sure theres a beer out there that I dont like.

    check out unibroue beers theyre fantastic. maudite slays.

    There are a few exeptional beers that really take my pallete away.
    The first is a flemish sour called Duchesse De Bourgogne. Its amazing.
    The second is an american IPA brewed by Bells called Two Hearted Ale

    I like to match up the irish red ales with grilled grub.
    smoked brisket
    grilled asparagus
    baked beans and couple killians i'm good to go!

    theres a compilation of beers at http://www.beerpal.com/Beer-Directory.htm
    my goal. to drink every one of them.

    If you like IPA. Try DogFishHead.. They have a 60 minute and 90 minute. but they also have a 120 minute IPA.. goes for about 120 a case though

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    I keep coming back to ice cold Rolling Rocks.

    I have found most craft beers to be too hoppy for my tastes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d_griff View Post
    If you like IPA. Try DogFishHead.. They have a 60 minute and 90 minute. but they also have a 120 minute IPA.. goes for about 120 a case though
    For a local microbrew I like Flying Fish IPA - check out thier cooking w/ beer section on their website http://www.flyingfish.com/beers/cooking.cfm

    d_griff - looks like you're in the Philly area, have you ever been to Kunda Beverages in K of P? Awsome selection of beers...imports, domestics and micros...http://www.kundabev.com/index.htm

    Man I am thirsty!
    Last edited by flyrfan; 07-02-2008 at 01:13 PM. Reason: correction

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    My everyday beer is LaBatts Blue. When eating out and having a steak it is something from the Sam Adams brewry.

    Our local brew pub has a nice "76" Ale that I like.

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    For just poundin um I like Bud lime. Great 100° day beer. Real summery and light. Fat Tire with food. I've also been drinkin a bunch of those new beer made 4 the messicans. . Theyre damn good too.
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    I like steak with my beer.....a real favorite here is "Steam Whistle".
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