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Jack Rabbit Red or Stricken Bunny Stout? --another misunderstood thread comes to Mayberry

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There's a new pub in town it's called the Rabbit Hole Tavern. You walk downstairs into a dank bar that smells of carrot whiskey, desperation and a tinge of brimstone.

Before you stands a confused crying rabbit wearing an apron and staring with panic stricken eyes. "You're our ever first patron kind sir or madame whichever you may be, but we haven't tapped any of the kegs yet" We've got six taps, which six beers would you like to be served?

Basically that was a long and stupid way of asking, if you could choose 6 beers to be on draft at your favorite drinking hole which six would it be?
 
Who would want to be stuck with just six beers? Great microbreweries where I live with a rotating roster of like 20 or so beers on tap at each.
 
1.) Yuengling Black & Tan
2.) Lionshead Pilsner
3.) Lancaster Brewing Co. Kolsch
4.) Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company Croydon Cream Ale
5.) Founders Brewing All Day IPA
6.) Shipyard Brewing Company Brown Ale

And then once a year for Oktoberfest I would switch out one of the above for a Marzen or Festbier, a new one every year.
 
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Old Rasputin Imperial Stout
Delirium Nocturnum
Lagunitus Brother Thelonius
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Weihenstephaner Vitus
Brooklyn Brewery Summer Ale
 
I like it here---
Guinness- Classic go to stout
Modello Negra- Love this stuff, heavy enough but not too heavy am a huge mexican food fan so this works
Highland Brewing Gaelic Ale- On draft with good BBQ and sides = heaven
Newcastle Brown- For the colder nights and me steak and kidney pies
Smithwhick's Red Ale- Holds up to most meals without overpowering them
Sam Adams 76- This is for when you really want to pound a few, refreshing and go down so so so very easily.

Thanks for the 2 impressive lists so far...hope to see a few more
 
Who would want to be stuck with just six beers? Great microbreweries where I live with a rotating roster of like 20 or so beers on tap at each.
righto 20 is better than 6......but I didn't think I'd get a lot of replies to "please name your 20 favorite beers" I'm struggling to get a few with it only being 6.....cheers
 
Old Rasputin Imperial Stout
Delirium Nocturnum
Lagunitus Brother Thelonius
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Weihenstephaner Vitus
Brooklyn Brewery Summer Ale

you got them fancy tastes my Sherbro.....

i used to take shit from my softball teams when they'd order 2 pitchers of coors light and I'd say "and a pint of guinness" I'm pretty sure they would've kicked me off the team if I'd said "and a Weihenstephaner Vitus" But as the old joke goes What do sex in a canoe and Coors light have in common? They're both fucking close to water.
Cheers,
 
1.) Yuengling Black & Tan
2.) Lionshead Pilsner
3.) Lancaster Brewing Co. Kolsch
4.) Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company Croydon Cream Ale
5.) Founders Brewing All Day IPA
6.) Shipyard Brewing Company Brown Ale

And then once a year for Oktoberfest I would switch out one of the above for a Marzen or Festbier, a new one every year.
Happy to say I've had the Yuengling, Founders, and the Shipyard and they are all fine brews...i tend to avoid the cream, pilsners, and sours...don't know that I've Kolsched much in my life either.....the Yeungling is also one of the few beers that is both good to drink and cheap to buy in a sixer
 
you got them fancy tastes my Sherbro.....

i used to take shit from my softball teams when they'd order 2 pitchers of coors light and I'd say "and a pint of guinness" I'm pretty sure they would've kicked me off the team if I'd said "and a Weihenstephaner Vitus" But as the old joke goes What do sex in a canoe and Coors light have in common? They're both fucking close to water.
Cheers,
Lol a little. TBF, Old Rasputin is my go-to and it is cheap, and just really high in alcohol, so doesn't take much. Not a huge fan of most beers, so I want some decent flavors in there. That summer ale is also not too pricey, and my easy drinker. I had my fair share of PBRs, Icehouse and High Lifes though.
 
Happy to say I've had the Yuengling, Founders, and the Shipyard and they are all fine brews...i tend to avoid the cream, pilsners, and sours...don't know that I've Kolsched much in my life either.....the Yeungling is also one of the few beers that is both good to drink and cheap to buy in a sixer

Yuengling Lager or Lionshead Pilsner are my go-to cheap domestics. 95% of bars in my corner of PA have both, the other 5% have one or the other. Yuengling's Black & Tan is my favorite of theirs though.
 
Yuengling Lager or Lionshead Pilsner are my go-to cheap domestics. 95% of bars in my corner of PA have both, the other 5% have one or the other. Yuengling's Black & Tan is my favorite of theirs though.
Ah you're a Brewick man eh? halfway between Wilkes Barre & Pottsville... Can tell you're no Yinzer because your taps didn't have Iron City and Rolling Rock. Agree Y's black and tan is a damn fine bargain beer...
 
Ah you're a Brewick man eh? halfway between Wilkes Barre & Pottsville... Can tell you're no Yinzer because your taps didn't have Iron City and Rolling Rock. Agree Y's black and tan is a damn fine bargain beer...

Bucks and Sullivan counties are my stomping grounds, pass through Wilkes-Barre a few times a month.
 
I'll just have a cucumber Bartles and James wine cooler.
I'm sorry but I'm going to have to ask our Bouncer, Mr. Mark Hunt, to escort you out. Good day sir!
 
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