3 best IPA's ever

[peacesells]

Sierra nevada anniversary ale, sierra nevada torpedo, and red hook long hammer. I suggest you drink the f up.  

[lilbuddy]

I also like Lagunitas IPA


Its funny to me how Sierra Nevada is brewed in my home town and everyone i know that has lived here almost their whole life doesnt really like SN at all but people from other places love it. I love it though! such a tasty beer

[fs620]

i was kinda wondering WTF an ipa was a few minutes ago, now i know and i will try it, THANKS GUYS

[peacesells]

i was kinda wondering WTF an ipa was a few minutes ago, now i know and i will try it, THANKS GUYS

Best beers ever... But they get you D-runk so be careful... lol.

[peacesells]

I also like Lagunitas IPA


Its funny to me how Sierra Nevada is brewed in my home town and everyone i know that has lived here almost their whole life doesnt really like SN at all but people from other places love it. I love it though! such a tasty beer

Ill have to check it out, im sure they have it somewhere around here. Stone, dogfishead, nimbus, and o'dells are my favorite breweries at the moment. Cand go wrong with a single choice, SN is catchin up though

[Steve_925]

i love sierra but i think its the winter ale they make tastes like

[kneedownnate]

Werd, I made the mistake of buying the 24ish ounce bottle of winter and had trouble choking it down.  Can't wrap my head around an IPA either.  I prefer a smooth beer that doesn't make me pucker after each chug.

[motorider228]

I like Stone IPA as well, that's a good beer that gets you nice and buzzed pretty quick.

[Cheesemaker]

Bridgeport or Mcmenamins IPA. 

Most of the time I enjoy a smooth beer like Nate, but once in a while I get on a micro kick.

[Early]

i third (or forth?) the lagunitas. also a fan of the dogfishhead, my cousin showed me it. its was like 120min or something? Also love the TG (terminal gravity not trail gear ).


More of a Red myself. laurelwood freerange red

, and roots


unless its candy time


i know you said 3, and ipa, but i get so excited about good brew

[peacesells]

That rogue is some good stuff, IPA's and stouts all the way... Dogfishhead 90 and 120 are great beers, but too expensive to drink much. I love stone ipa, but it gives me horrible farts. Anyone had the ruination from stone?

[motorider228]

That rogue is some good stuff, IPA's and stouts all the way... Dogfishhead 90 and 120 are great beers, but too expensive to drink much. I love stone ipa, but it gives me horrible farts. Anyone had the ruination from stone?

Ruination is one of the strongest, most bitter beers I have ever had.  My brother works at a restaurant in Vegas called the "Yard House" they have the largest tap beer selection in the country, so whenever I'm home I go visit him and try some new stuff.  They have so much good beer.....and shitty beer haha.

[Early]

Ruination is one of the strongest, most bitter beers I have ever had. 

Never heard of it but damn sure im gonna look for it tomorrow. I enjoy when a beer can kick my arse sip by sip

[86rustbucket]

two words






                                                        BUD   LIGHT

[motorider228]

Bud Light is all I have been drinking for months.  The only place I can buy beer in this country is either at the supermarket which has Italian garbage, or on base.  I think it's a requirement that 16 year olds know what type it is before they sell it on base.  Starting to bother me that I can't just buy a 6 pack of big boy beer.

[AaronB]

Kodiak Brewing. Im up here in (AK) for work and they make some damn fine brew.

[46&2]

My personal favorite IPA is the Stone IPA



But the SN Anniversary Ale is also bomb. And I agree with Steve 925 I have never liked the winter Celebration Ale.