Since the Shiner Bock thread I figured I’d start a new one.
So for me it is: Bitburger, Warsteiner, Hefe Weizen.
Depending ont he mood of the day.
Fat Tire… Why do you think I moved to Denver? I wanted to be closer to the home land.
Arrogant Bastard. http://www.arrogantbastard.com/
Samuel Adams
Fat Tire and Single Track are two of my favorites. I think Fat Tire is a Denver / CO thing really. I remember going to the east coast about 4 years ago and ordered one out of habit and they had no idea what I was talking about. It has exploded since then though.
Those are my favorites too…surprised you can get them in Canada!
Aaahhhh…Die guten Deutschen Brauereien…I miss them so much.
My favorite would be Weihenstephan, Stella Artoise, and Kirin Ichiban.
I’m kind of partial to Paulaner Salvator and their Oktoberfest brew. I actually visited that brewery once, I had to pay a surcharge on the bike I rented that day, for damages.
I also am fond of Guiness, and Fuller’s ESB.
Locally, I like Kalamazoo Brewing Company’s (Bells Beer) Expedition Stout, and we have another micro brewer in town that lagers its brews and I like just about everything they have. Of course, I give them some of my hops from time to time.
I grow two varieties of hops, Saaz and Centennial.
Rocketboy
Yup sure can 
and they don’t even cost much more than the domestic stuff
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I am glad for you, WHeinle, as there just is nothing better than a good bottle of Bitburger, Bitte ein Bit!
As you know, our local beer is rather karlsberg Urpils, but it’s too bitter, so I I prefer the Eifel-brew!
Ooh I know Karlsberg ;)…but that you don’t get here.
I always make sure to have some Fat Tire when in CO - you guys also have some really good smaller microbrews too. And Arrogant Bastard is wonderful in so many ways.
I’ll throw out a couple more - from my home state: everyone knows Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. From my current area of residence: Three Floyds Alpha King.
I’ll take a beer from America’s oldest brewery.
Yuengling.
They’re black and tan is fantastic. Strangely enough it has been around for a long time up north, but I didn’t see it until about two years ago down here in NC.
Also, Saranac makes a great black and tan.
stone ipa
4 peaks ipa
hazed and infused
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Favorite beer is Budweiser in a bottle, hands down.
I am also a big fan of almost all of the Lagunitas beers (especially IPA), Paulaner Hefeweizen, Anchor Steam, Red Hook ESB, Stella Artois, and my local brewery Marin Brewing Company’s Mt. Tam Pale Ale. Lots of others. I really like beer.
Alaskan, but it is not very widespread. I always get one at the PDX airport, when they have it. They seem to rotate it with Fat Tire every 3-4 months.
my favorite beer is the one in front of me.
i’m also a big fan of the samuel adams products.
stone ipa
4 peaks ipa
hazed and infused
Yeah! I was in CO for a conference a couple years ago, and my roommates and I made a point of getting 2 or 3 different local microbew six packs each night were there - those 3 were definitely included. Good stuff.
hazed and infused is a colorado micro brew.
stone is based out of san marcos, ca and makes great stuff all around–including arrogant bastard that was mentioned above. it’s beer that’ll put hair on your chest for sure.
4 peaks is a local brew pub here in the phoenix area. again, really good stuff all around if you can find it…
Oops - spoke too fast 
Saw Hazed and Infused and got all excited - it’s definitly one of the beers we had. There’s aother one from the same brewery… Singletrack?
4 Peaks was possibly consumed as well - didnt know it was from AZ.