Light or Dark Beer? *poll*

What is your preferred hue of alcoholic beverage? I tend to prefer a darker beer myself, though I definitely enjoy a light beer from time to time.

Neither :P

Dark beer, although Miller High Life is ok considering how cheap it is.

Dark beer, strong aroma, strong flavour, the kind that weighs heavy on the tongue, spelling FULL BODY!!!

mostly Ales....to me Ales go down so much quicker! i always enjoy the first 2 just for flavour...everyone after that...well...im trying to get buzzed and drunk!

Light beer. Dark beer just reminds me of the one to many Guinness had every Saint Patricks day.

Dark beer is good. Light beer is also good, but it tastes like water if you drink it after drinking dark beer.

Dark beer, strong aroma, strong flavour, the kind that weighs heavy on the tongue, spelling FULL BODY!!!

mostly Ales....to me Ales go down so much quicker! i always enjoy the first 2 just for flavour...everyone after that...well...im trying to get buzzed and drunk!

Red beer. I find it really hard to find a dark and pale beer that I can like on any occasion. Rickard's Red is probably me favourite.

[QUOTE="WolfBlackRiver"]

Dark beer, strong aroma, strong flavour, the kind that weighs heavy on the tongue, spelling FULL BODY!!!

mostly Ales....to me Ales go down so much quicker! i always enjoy the first 2 just for flavour...everyone after that...well...im trying to get buzzed and drunk!

herpderp9000

im sorry lol...

oh on Liquor...Captain Morgan's Private stock Rum is my Liquor choice.

Dark is the only thing that should be considered beer.cd_rom

As long as it isn't Natural Light, I'm probably okay with it.

Dark beer... I like stouts.

Red beer. I find it really hard to find a dark and pale beer that I can like on any occasion. Rickard's Red is probably me favourite.

foxhound_fox

As long as it isn't Natural Light, I'm probably okay with it.

CommanderShiro

when me and my wife were in those poor times...Natural Light and Busch were the beers i was allowed to purchase....oh gawd the nastiness!!!!!

[QUOTE="cd_rom"]Dark is the only thing that should be considered beer.jamejame

I voted dark only because most of the beers I like are dark. But I love lighter beers equally (such as hefes and pale ales).

Hmmm, maybe I'm too quick to categorize. I LOVE red beer (drinking a Leinenlieugel's at the moment), but I've always lumped it into the dark beer category. Shows how much I know when it comes to beer I suppose :lol:.

jamejame

[QUOTE="jamejame"]Hmmm, maybe I'm too quick to categorize. I LOVE red beer (drinking a Leinenlieugel's at the moment), but I've always lumped it into the dark beer category. Shows how much I know when it comes to beer I suppose :lol:.

foxhound_fox

Coffee please!

[QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]

As long as it isn't Natural Light, I'm probably okay with it.

WolfBlackRiver

when me and my wife were in those poor times...Natural Light and Busch were the beers i was allowed to purchase....oh gawd the nastiness!!!!!

Dark beer, but I still love me some pale ales. :)

Dark beer is tastier imo.

Are we talking about specific "light" beers or the paleness of the beer? I like Rolling Rock if that's what we're going on. I don't much care for dark beers. They taste too much like coffee to me. Thick, milky, and disgusting.

TBH I prefer wheat beers like Shock Top or Boulevard over most other beers. And then there's Pabst for the vintage awesomeness.

Any beer that is in my hand is good, but I prefer dark beer

Dark Beer!

I suppose sweet beers would be Heinekein and Becks like then? Yeah, I enjoy the occasional one definitely, but I agree, they don't hold a candle to a darker beer.

jamejame

I prefer a dark beer. It is tastier

Dark, reds are good too. There's probably some good pales out there, but they haven't passed these lips.

There's a local microbrewery that makes a dark lager... It's amazing. There's another one that serves amber ale which is really good as well.

Actually, there's only one real beer...

Dark beer on St. Patty's day, usually drink light beer on most other occasions