Mine are: Arrogant Bastard, Guinness, Red Stripe, Sapporo, Stella Artois, Fosters (yes, Fosters), Henry's Private Reserve and Henry's Blue Boar.

I don't really do the "Seasonal" beer thing. But I often enjoy certain types of beer at certain times of year, if that makes any sense.

Summer: I like lagers and good pilsners in the Summer months. Nothing better than a good New Glarus Edel Pils (made every other summer in New Glarus, Wi.) or a Sam Adams Boston Lager (my "default" beer) or a Stella Artois while watching baseball.

In the autumn and winter, I prefer darker, heavier beers and/or wheat beers. More calories = more heat. Yea! for heat. SA Boston Ale, Hacker-Pschorr, Hefeweises, New Glarus' Spotted Cow. Good porters for the win!

IPA's when I feel like it: Dogfish Head's 60 & 90 minute, Sierra Nevada, etc.

That's hardcore, Juke.

Yeah, I like beer.

Yeungling Lager (I grew up 15 minutes from the brewery).
Budweiser (best of the worst beer)
Samuel Adams Summer Ale (best seasonal)

Budweiser is the worst next to Coors Light.

Anything from Stone Brewery...Arrogant Bastard probably being my favorite. Yeti! and some local Rahr.

Drifter
Fat Tire
Sierra Nevada Tumbler
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Anderson Valley Cerveza Crema(great for dging)
Pabst Blue Ribbon

I'm an ale fan. I also like fruity-ish IPAs, bocks and double bocks, but if it's Belgian (or Flemish) and an ale, chances are I will like it a lot. During the Summer I like Hefeweizens and when I'm eating rich food I like a dry pilsner.

Newcastle Brown Ale is one of my favorites for sure. I am by no means a beer afficionado, but I enjoy trying all different beers. I like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and their Torpedo. Porters are cool with me if the mood is right. I used to drink mass amounts of Milwaukee's Best Light 30 packs in my college days.... $11-12/ 30 pack you can't go wrong!

There's a Sam Adams on tap at Buffalo Wild Wings called Noble Pils, good stuff.