Guess my crazy Super Bowl beer.

I know this thread belongs in General Discussion, but I'd like to get multiple responses before kickoff.

I drink on average about one beer a week for medicinal purposes (per the New England Journal of Medicine, one beer a week reduces your risk of a stroke by 20%).  I have chosen a beer with a really crazy name.  Take a guess from the following list of actual, authentic names:

Geriatric Hipster

Bunny With a Chainsaw

Audrey Hopburn

Death by Chocolate

Horse Piss

Tactical Nuclear Penguin

Pathological Lager

Harry Porter

I'm So Freaking Hoppy

Old Leghumper from Thirsty Dog Brewing Company

Moose Drool

The Big Lebrewski

I'll Be Bock

*******

He'Brew is no longed being produced because the brewery has ceased operating.

Good luck everybody.  This is harder than picking the game because there are so many options.

Dadgummit, I posted this to the wrong forum.  This will draw few, if any, replies here.

Senior moment.

@DogbiteWilliams


My guess is Horse Piss. My reasoning is b/c you probably like golden showers. Haha

I hope you have a sense of humor old timer.  I stopped drinking (health conscious reason) w/ an exception of New Year’s and this wkend. I’m just sipping on some Hennessy Pure White. 

GN

@SP-Capo

I don't know if I have ever had cognac, but I love the word itself.

Good luck on the Super Bowl.

@DogbiteWilliams

Thank you. You as well. 
Enjoy your beer!

Go RAMS

I'll guess Moose Drool.

My beer of choice is Icehouse, but today, I'll be sipping corn liquor from a mason jar.

I am in the process of drinking my very first Bunny With a Chainsaw.  I'd rate it just OK.  For any of you who are fans of the New England IPA style, I much preferred Deschutes Fresh Haze to BWAC.  They are both available from Trader Joe's.  The great thing about TJ's for beer drinkers is that they allow you to purchase singletons from six packs with no upcharge!  That's great if you want to sample a beer for the first time or, if you're like me and just drink one beer a week, you can purchase a different style each week.

Cheers!

My friends step-father did this when I was in college, came back with some "Black Voodoo Lager" or something.  This "beer" was as thick as oatmeal and literally black in color.  Still drank it though....was in college....

@thorpe

I went to Beer Advocate (beeradvocate.com) to attempt to ascertain the exact name.  The beer with far and away the most ratings was Big Black Voodoo Daddy, a Russian Imperial Stout.  It has a very high rating of 93 (Outstanding) and a very high ABV of 12%.  I have never had it.

If you are really into beer, do yourself a favor and check out the BA website.  You can find descriptions and ratings of new (to you) beers and educate yourself on various styles, including Irish Red Ales, Farmhouse Saisons and English Bitters.

Last day i enjoy 2 sips of beer. I saw there a unique bottle coin cap.

@DogbiteWilliams

 Where are you? I was at Deschutes a couple days ago. They've gotten big so I'm curious as to how far they are getting out.

@DogbiteWilliams

 That's the one...you have to remember I was a 19 year-old used to pounding Keystone Light through a beer bong to get drunk.  I'm sure I'd like it more if I had it now, but I am more of a Lager or Pilsner guy....I remember the keg was twice as expensive as the normal keg...my friend's step-father loved throwing around money

I do go on the BA site on occasion. Really good site...

@DogbiteWilliams

 I was think dog piss and coors.

@StumpTownStu

I live in Los Angeles just a few miles from the MacLeod brewery, the only brewery I have ever visited.

I have never been to Oregon where the Deschutes brewery is located.

Russian River Brewing in CA Is great. Pliny the Elder is the goat.

The Alchemist Brewing Co in VT always has one of the highest ranked beers in Heady Topper

Bend is worth the trip, especially if you're from SoCal. On second thought, it sucks. It's a horrible place not worth visiting, especially if you're from SoCal 

@Messier-11

 The most overrated beer but only only because it is rated so high, and so coveted. The reality doesn't live up to the mystique imo, but it's definitely top notch. And it's pretty common now. The Younger is overrated as well imo but still a really great beer. I'd even be fine with calling either the best beers but it's still beer. Beer isn't like wine, with good/bad vintages and all the complexity. There is plenty of complexity, just not to the level of wine. For the record, I'm not a wine guy and I am very much a beer guy.