SNPA here as well. It is a solid beer for sure and I am buying more of it now to reacquaint myself with it. BTW Brett, that pic of your's is funny as hell [:D]! I saw that pic on one of the various news sites I surf daily. [^]

quote: Originally posted by Brett Inspired by the 'your go to beer' thread. What beers do you 'forget about' then when you re-acquaint yourself with, think - hey, I should drink this more often! Anchor Steam and SNPA are good beers I should buy more of, but I often forget about them or pass them up to try something new. I may go a year or more without having one, but when I do, I always think... "this is a solid beer."

Boulevard Pale Ale and Fat Tire. Both great that I often forget about.

Boulevard Pale Ale and Bully! Porter. However, I still buy both on occasion. Celebrator Dopplebock, but price is the hinderance here. ORVAL! Again, the price is the reason.

Orval, and Westmalle Trippel and Dubbel. Again - price is the problem (esp. with Norway's insane alcohol taxes). [V]

quote: Originally posted by heemer77 Boulevard Pale Ale and Bully! Porter. However, I still buy both on occasion.

For me, it's got to be Unibroue's La Fin Du Monde. It's better than than Chambly, and easier to get than the Don. Price is also the reason for me here too.

i truly love Morland's Old Speckled Hen , but with that clear bottle, beware! ..and i have to add.... Orkney Skullsplitter ...what a brew!!

quote: Originally posted by myke For me, it's got to be Unibroue's La Fin Du Monde. It's better than than Chambly, and easier to get than the Don. Price is also the reason for me here too.

quote: Originally posted by Upstate Dave For me its Anchor Porter good stuff