Favorite beers?

[Hannco]

I'm an India Pale Ale guy that loves Bass Ale and Long Trail Ales Double Bag ( http://longtrail.com/beers/double-bag ).

What do you like?
Any suggestions I should try?

[Paté]

I recently convert from one tap to two on my Keg fridge and have Shock Top twisted pretzel and Blue Point toasted lager. Really liking the pretzel.

[LazyLab]

Genesse Cream Ale

[MossbergMan]

Dogfish Head 90min IPA

[Barfly]

I've been backing off the IPA's lately. Was a time they were more balanced with some fruit notes with a nice hoppy finish but it almost seems like the brewers are trying to out-hop one and other. A bit too bitter for me but if that's your bag I did try Sam Adams Rebel Rouser, a double hopped IPA. Give it a try.

https://www.samueladams.com/craft-beers/rebel-rouser-double-ipa

[Paté]

Genesse Cream Ale

Brings back memories of my college days upstate.

[TTSkipper]

Never was an IPA guy, Narragansett Coffee Milk Stout, and Narragansett Allies Donut Porter have been in the fridge along with some Blue Moon Cinnamon Horchata Ale left over from the winter which I thought was really good spicy ale.

[Hannco]

Genesse Cream Ale

I caught a sale on this a while back hoping it would be drank as a novelist beer but its still in my basement beer fridge.

[Hannco]

Dogfish Head 90min IPA

120 is better!

I've been to the Dogfish and Long Trail Breweries. Dogfish is a 3 1/4 hour ride from Nassau county and within 20 minutes of about 120 Tax Free Outlet Mall Stores. Well worth the trip.

[Tonto]

Never was an IPA guy, Narragansett Coffee Milk Stout, and Narragansett Allies Donut Porter have been in the fridge along with some Blue Moon Cinnamon Horchata Ale left over from the winter which I thought was really good spicy ale.

+1 on Never an IPA guy.

A nice porter or stout works for me. Some years ago, a friend got me hooked on Southern Tier's offerings. Mostly I'm drinking whisky or bourbon with a cigar.

[Tonto]

120 is better!

I've been to the Dogfish and Long Trail Breweries. Dogfish is a 3 1/4 hour ride from Nassau county and within 20 minutes of about 120 Tax Free Outlet Mall Stores. Well worth the trip.

The same friend that got me into Southern Tier got me into Dogfish. I love their World Wide Stout & Raison d'Extra.

[LazyLab]

DogFish 120 ends the game fast.

[Pitbull428]

I love Hoegaarden white ale. Slightly sweet, a touch bitter and some citrus .

[METALHEAD]

With the exception of the grapefruit IPA's I haven't found one I didn't like yet and even some of those have their occasions. Hoptical illusion is just about everywhere now so that's my go to, and it was also my first introduction to the wonderful flavor of IPA's. lagunitas IPA, rebel, founders,dogfish head, goose island, I like em all except the Sam Adams double. The bitter is just not smooth.
They all kind of taste the same but I like that when I go out, just ask for an IPA, doesn't matter what it is, they usually don't disappoint.

[MossbergMan]

120 is better!

I've been to the Dogfish and Long Trail Breweries. Dogfish is a 3 1/4 hour ride from Nassau county and within 20 minutes of about 120 Tax Free Outlet Mall Stores. Well worth the trip.

I have passed the dogfish brewery many times but never got the tour. I'll have to try the 120