I am seriously getting into marzens. My favorite brewery though is Southern Tier out of Lakewood NY. And they just opened up in my old neighborhood of Lakewood OH. They make the best pumpkin beer I have ever had. Check them out!

I like crispy hoppy pilsners and IPAs. I wasn't a big fan of the "juicy" NEIPA craze. I hope the brut IPA style catches on as it is dryer and more refreshing.

Firestone Walker Pivo Pils
Short's Huma Lupa Licious IPA
Odd Side Ales Cages Wisdom Brut IPA

For the darker styles I like barrel aged stouts.

Founder's KBS
Bell's Blacknote

Recently in our house we've added

Redd's Blueberry Ale and
Belching Beaver Milk Stout Nitro

To our favorties.

The ones I make. Small runs, but each one is unique. I generally make IPAs, pale ales, and stouts. I enjoy experimenting with different yeasts, grains, and hops.

I drink Jever Pilsener when I am home in Germany. Here, I try IPAs but stay away from flavored beer. That's a crime against nature in my world.

Budweiser and corona

My favorite has always been Dunkelweizen, served at room temperature, which is a darker, stronger version of Bavarian wheat beer.

Great topic. I am actually a homebrewer so I consider myself an educated beer palate. I find overall my tastes trend more Rocky Mountains and West (Uinta, Stone, etc.) with some East Coast faves like Dogfish Head and Victory, but I am now in Florida so I have to say we have decent craft breweries here. I'm a fan of Tomoka, Cigar City, and Funky Buddha. There are a lot of new startups that are becoming more accomplished. I'd like to highlight this one. It's green and it's good, and I think most of us Craft Beer fans are ecologically-oriented. [iflscience.com]

Not sure if it counts as craft beer but I love a beer from Guelph, ONT called Upper Canada Rebellion. Very good on tap and in cans.

Hercules double IPA.

Hobgoblin and Witchcraft from Whychwood breweries in England!

Pretty much anything from Avery, especially when they roll out their ABV pumpkin beers. Since moving to NC, I cannot get them here.

My summer favorite is OBP 2 from Orange Blossom Brewing. Very light and drinkable, surpringly so at 11%.

Cheers!?

There's too much ipas lol, but I do live in a beer town and we have some great ones, aslan dawn patrol for instance, but some that I have personally enjoyed from everywhere are, odins gift, good as Pacific ale, wander uncommon, tenpin groove pineapple wheat is filling but delicious, any kind of hefeweizen is great to me though, favorite import is warsteiner

Sticking to NC brews, Hoppyum and Bond Brothers Local IPA come to mind. Bond Brothers brewery is about a mile from where I live, and within walking distance to Jordan Lake brewery and 3 or 4 bottle shops. If you're in the area, you should try them out.

I like a lot of different kinds.
But my favorite is Tucher. It comes from Fürth, Nuremberg, Germany.
It's a vison.

No longer in production, but Samuel Adams Hallertau imperial pils is top of my list and has been the inspiration for several beers I've made. For the purpose of variety, I'll say Stone Enjoy By. Sublimely Self Righteous was fantastic. Arrogant Bastard is great, too.

I was introduced to dark beer in Germany in the early 80s (they call it Alt Bier, or Dunkel Bier, with Dunkel being the literal translation). For a long time I enjoyed various amber ales like Killian's and then Newcastle Brown. But I have moved on to Porters now and two favorites include a local beer called Macadamia Nut Porter by 6 Rivers Brewing, and Black Butte Porter by Deschutes Brewing.

IPA mania is driving me crazy.

Abita Purple Haze
Redd's Blueberry Ale
Belching Beaver Milk Stout Nitro
Widmer Brothers Snow Plow Milk Stout
McMinenim's Terminator Nitro