Favorite beers to drink after surfing?

Winter time...Leinenkugel vanilla winter porter.

 

"Da Source" or "ATM" or "White House" or "Dracula" ...the old Philly classic "Nissan" was always nice, too.

 

wow this is a good question and i dont think i have one answer but many. depends if im drinking it on the beach right after a surf or at home, who i am with, mood, etc. but some of my go to's would have to be a corona or sol, sam adams summer ale (in the can is even more delicious), sometimes an ice cold coors light bottle, in the fall definitely a flying fish oktoberfest.

 

I always pop into the pizza joint for a cold Legend or 5

 

Oh, hell yeah.

 

Anything by River Horse Brewing Co.

 

Your beer!

 

Modelo Especial tap or bottle, Sam Adams Summer Ale tap or bottle, and Yuengling tap or bottle. There are others, but that's what i've been up to lately.

 

Some Heady IPAs:
1. Hoptimum (Sierra Nevada) - Whole-cone Imperial IPA 100 IBU
2. Ruination IPA (Stone Brewing)
3. Hoppyium (Foothills Brewing)
4. West Coast IPA (Green Flash Brewing)
5. Hop Devil (Victory Brewing)

 

Sweetwater IPA and COAST Hopart are my go to after surf beers. I also enjoy a good Berlinerweiss or Gose, for some added hydration.

 

winter time = stouts
summer time = whitbiers

also a big fan of long trail double bags. not for the higher ABV they taste really good.

 

we are getting a giant Green Flash brewery here in VB soon enough... http://greenflashbrew.com/virginiabeach.php

 

Summertime is all about can beer iced down in a cooler for me:

Dale's (Oskar Brewing)
Hogwild (Aviator Brewing)
Modus Hoperandi (Ska Brewing)
Tecate with some lime, the rim filled with Cholula and a little salt dusting
High Life

 

A good pilsner or IPA is usually what I go for. Winter time it's gonna be something hearty...typically Palo Santo Marron for me

 

Friends Homebrew vanilla porter in winter and ommegang BPA for summer are my favorites. . . .but pretty much Budweiser

 

In my drinking days, it was "Ice Cold Beer". Three beautiful words to see on a roadside sign. It didn't matter what brand, although Coors seemed to be the one I drank most often.
Years ago, while in college, a buddy and I went backpacking for several days in the Sierras. It was summer, and I bought a sixer of Coors. Stuck it under some rocks in a cold mountain stream (like the commercial) at the beginning of our hike. Days later, on the way back to the car, we retrieved that cold, cold beer. We were hot, dusty, and tired. Never had beer tasted better.

 

Stella or anything else light. I save the Lagers for the bad, stressed out days