Though years in SoCal taught me to hate most things NoCal, I love my Anchor Steam.

A 6'er of Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. If I was a wheat bear kind of guy, however, the Flying Dog In Heat Wheat would have been hard to pass up. ;)

Curiously, I found these at Fiesta here in Austin in the beer and wine aisle, but not in the cooler. Just the usual dreck was to be found in there.

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1. Keg of Heineken
2. 6 pk of Lagunitas Pils (I would get this by the keg if it didn't cost so much more than Heineken)

3 bottles of Sweetwater Georgia Brown
1 bottle of Sweetwater Sch'wheat
3 bottles of Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen
2 bottles of Laughing Skull Amber Ale
2 22oz bottles of Sweetwater Crank Tank

...looks like its time for me to go back down to ATL for some beer shopping ;)

My beer fridge is empty and Saturday has only just begun. What's wrong with this picture? :)

been drinking through the Southern Tier range and have been very impressed witht the Harvest and Best Ale. The pumpkin, however, is for serious pumpkin lovers only...and thats not me.

1 keg of henniken.
couple of budweisers and corona

Mikkeller - Beer Geek Brunch Weasel (made with civet coffee)
Sierra Nevada - Estate Homegrown Ale
Oskar Blues - Mamas Little Yella Pils
Full Sail - LTD Series 3
Green Flash - Le Freak

Bintang -- because I'm in Bali! A remarkably good pilsener brewed locally (and to the German purity laws standard). Far better than other local beers such as Bali Hai, though they try to be similar. Quite astonishing to find quality beer in a place with no heritage (well, I suppose the Dutch colonization had something to do with beer production).

Stella Artois, Kirin Ichiban, and the Kirkland variety pack.

Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale and Lagunitas Lucky 13.

Great call! I think the Kirkland beers are one of the most unappreciated brews out there. They are brewed by the Saranac folks, who I think do a pretty good job. Certainly on par with the Brooklyn products.

Hey, thanks for posting that--I was wondering who does their beer. It is indeed good stuff. Actually, I also wonder who they use for their Kirkland brand wines. I don't wonder about any other other Kirkland product though--ha!

I have lots of Budweisers in my fridge right... enough to last the whole weekend.

4x Dogfish Head 60 min IPA

1x 750ml Allagash Curieux

1x 1.5L Gulden Draak