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TheMcs

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Holy crap, where to start.

Sam Adams - Octoberfest
Big Sky - Moose Drool
Great Divide - Claymore Scotch Ale

I'd have to look at all the bottles on my 'favorites' shelf in the garage, but anything amber or darker, preferably malty. Not a big fan of overdone hoppy brews.
 

Erick

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Franziskaner is my Spring/Summer favorite.
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Ayinger Jahrhundert
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Ayinger Oktoberfest
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Of course, Guinness.
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I'm also a fan of:
Coop's Zeppelin
Sam Adam's Oktoberfest
Paulaner's Oktoberfest and Wiesn Bier.
 

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I liked the Guiness draught out of the bottle last night. Can anyone tell the difference if from a can, or poured from can to glass?

Yea, it doesn't properly cook unless it settles in the glass for a short bit of time. A glass opens the aroma up and by doing so, makes it taste better. If you think about it, a bottle or can closes the beer off to smell, when a open glass lets you smell before and during the drink. All beers (with the exception of a few specialties) use an aroma hops at the end of the boil. These are best experienced when you drink from a glass.
 

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