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Heh, Dubs' list drew a laugh.

1. Guinness
2. Bass (w/#1 or by itself)
3. Kronenbourg 1664
4. Harp (w/#1)
5. Foster's (on tap from Outback with prime rib and layered Aussie cheese fries.)

Then a few others depending on what I'm having. Peroni isn't bad and fits Italian food pretty well, Killians is a sometimes deal, as is Sam Adam's Cherry Wheat even though it gets too sweet after more than a couple.

As long as it's in the same range, here's what I've got filling out what can only loosely be called my 'bar';

Mount Gay Rum Extra Old
Viuda de Romero Blanco blue agave tequila
Bombay Sapphire gin
Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit single barrel bourbon
Grey Goose Vanilla vodka
Jewel of Russia vodka
Johnnie Walker Gold Label scotch

Too many wines to mention in the 'cellar', a Markham 2000 Zin was the last thing anyone had out of there.

All that aside, I'm just not much of a drinker these days. Beer dehydrates me and exacerbates the health issues. I like some wine with meals now and again, but it's relatively rare. The hard stuff doesn't mix too well with prescription painkillers that I take now and again.

lol, but if anyone came over, I'd be able to cover their needs.
 
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Clarity- (or anyone else)
Are you a big wine fan? Is your "cellar" pretty well stocked? What are some of your favorites?

I haven't had the Markham zin, but I really like their merlot. I really started getting into building a supply about 1 1/2 years ago, and I've got just over 300 bottles now. I've been focusing mainly on California and Australian wines, and don't know much yet about France or Italy. I went to Napa/Sonoma for my honeymoon in 10/02 and brought back about 3 cases that really jump-started the collection.

If I had to list a few favorites (tough call), I'd have to go with:
Edgewood Zinfandel- CA
Beringer Alluvium Meritage- CA
Ravenswood Zinfandel, most of their specific vineyard wines are great.- CA
Franus Cabernet Sauvignon- CA
Cathedral Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon- South Africa
Los Vascos Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon- Chile
And, for the extreme, Opus One. Have you ever had that stuff? It's like drinking velvet.
 
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LordJeff - You might not find Oberon on the shelves right now. It is a spring/summer seasonal brew. Check this link for the calendar http://www.bellsbeer.com/. They have many other fine brews I might add...

I just tried the New Belgium Fat Tire for the first time a couple of weeks ago and didn't come away all that impressed. It didn't have as full of a body as I like in an amber, but I wouldn't throw it out of the refrigerator if you know what I mean...
 
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