Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Fat Tire

Newcastle Nut Brown Ale
Devil Mountain 5 Malt Ale

Two words:
Table bongs.

Guiness, Heineken, Newcastle brown, and Stella for the light drinkers.

Some good regional microbrew. Here in Indiana that would include Three Floyds Brewing Company who make some really fine beers including one of my favorites, Robert The Bruce Scottish Ale; Bells ales from Kalamazoo Brewing Company including a great porter and several wonderful stouts. I could go on but you get the idea and unless you're in this area, specific beers won't be much help. Oh, one more local is really good and the name will have a familiar sound: Belle Guinness Stout is a
product of the Back Roads Brewery which is named for a notorious at the time but nearly forgotten mass murderess of the early 20th century from the LaPorte Indiana area.

Young's Luxury Double Chocolate Stout is rapidly replacing Guinness on my preference list.

Spaten Optimator is a fantastic Doppel Bock.

Oops, so used to typing Guinness, I typed Belle's name wrong. Her name and the Stout are Belle Gunness. And I have no idea where the odd formatting came from.

Lake Erie, on draught.

For Pudintain, who got it right the first time. Now with voting.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Fat Tire

BTW, Avery Brewing Co. also makes a very nice IPA.

Three recommendations from another Buffalo Farker:

1. Check out Pacific Coast Brewing Co. (http://www.pacificcoastbrewing.com/beers.htm) in Oakland--the Old Town section. Especially the Grey Whale Ale. I tried out just about all of there beers during a trip this summer. They've got some fantastic stuff.

2. Get some Yuengling Bros. products in. Brewed in Pottsville (?) Pennsylvania, it is purportedly the oldest continuously run family brewery in America. I don't know about that, but there is a fairly large following for YB in the Buffalo area. They've got a good lager and a good ale.

3. Finally, an old and well known favorite, Harpoon IPA. Doesn't show up often around here on draft, but it seems to be the only thing I drink when I'm in Boston.

What bar is it? We'll stop by to check out the results of the survey.

There's voting? For beer? That's worth re-posting with a voting tag.

Three recommendations from another Buffalo Farker:

1. Check out Pacific Coast Brewing Co. (http://www.pacificcoastbrewing.com/beers.htm) in Oakland--the Old Town section. Especially the Grey Whale Ale. I tried out just about all of there beers during a trip this summer. They've got some fantastic stuff.

2. Get some Yuengling Bros. products in. Brewed in Pottsville (?) Pennsylvania, it is purportedly the oldest continuously run family brewery in America. I don't know about that, but there is a fairly large following for YB in the Buffalo area. They've got a good lager and a good ale.

3. Finally, an old and well known favorite, Harpoon IPA. Doesn't show up often around here on draft, but it seems to be the only thing I drink when I'm in Boston.

What bar is it? We'll stop by to check out the results of the survey.

I can't wait for the beer snobs to come in here and start preaching how there one specific narrow style of beer is the only type you should drink. They're so pretentious that they will even go on to exclaim how their brand of that specific narrow style rocks, and some other brand that is almost completely identical sucks. You know the type. They always say something like, "Bud rules! Coors sucks!" or something to that effect. Farking snobs.

Were are you at? Your closest micro-brewery would be the best bet.

Other than that try Blue Moon Belgian white ale.