Right now, my favorites are Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Anchor Porter. Good stuff.

I think one of the best I've ever had is Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Ale. It's seasonal, and they've run out of it around here. If you ever see it anywhere, try it. It is AWESOME.

I'm also partial to ciders, Woodchuck being my favorite. The pear variety is very good. Lindeman's Framboise is amazing as well, as is Chimay, but only if served in the proper glass.

Guiness, Smithwicks, Keiths India Pale Ale, Molson Export, Upper Canada Dark Ale, Rickards Honey Brown, 80/- (80 Shilling), Double Diamond, and Moosehead.

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light: I.C. Light, Amstel Light, Sam Adams Light

dark: Honey Brown, Augestiener, Guiness, and Killians, and Sam Adams Dark

Amstel Light, Bass Ale, Pete's Strawberry Blonde

Miller Lite and Yuengling Lager!

Any Bud product gives me an instant headache and horrible hangover!

Ok maybe this is just because I am some kind of strange weird mutant girl but I actually enjoy Bud Light and my personal favorite, Natty Light (yea quit laughing) over other stuff. My dad is a total beer snob and he always gets me to try other beers, but they're too strong, I just really like good, cold, cheap beer. Maybe b/c the school I go to is full of hicks :D or maybe I'm just a weirdo. Either way I am a cheap date haha. ;)

KOLT 45 :D

This is my boyfriend's favorite beer too! It's great because it's only about $5 for an 18 pack! :D

Don't forget with a Lemon. And if you ever get to tour the Boulevard Brewery, try Dubbel...a special brew that contains 7% alcohol (or double the normal 3.5%), hence the name.

Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale is the beer of choice around here. If not that i drink, Molson Canadian, Labatt Blue, Moosehead, Molson Export, Sleemans Cream Ale or Steamwhistle. I once drank Keystone light, it tasted like water. I tend not to drink anything under 5% alc/vol.

Budweiser, gotta stand by the hometown product

Canadian Teke: Living in Erie I listen to a radio station out of London, ONT and hear ads for India Pale and Sleemans. I'm not usually a fan of Ales but I heard these are pretty good. Can you only get them in the Eastern Side of Canada or are they nationawide beers?

As far as i know Sleemans is Nationwide. Keiths on the other hand i think is a more eastern beer, it's brewed in Halifax, Nova Scotia, i am not sure if it is availible out west.

Yuengling Lager, enough said!