Enjoyable and Appropriate Movie and Beer Pairings

There could be no better partners for a staycation evening at home then pairing of great craft beer and a classic film. Here are my favorite combos.

 

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Citizen Kane & a 2001-2003 Anchor Old Foghorn

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"Old age... it's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forward to being cured of." Some beers, like some films, actually improve with age. Aged barley wine works really well with this Orson Welles classic. Stronger ales (9% ABV and above) are proving that the right beers can age as well as the world’s finest Bordeaux.

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"Old age... it's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forward to being cured of."

Some beers, like some films, actually improve with age. Aged barley wine works really well with this Orson Welles classic. Stronger ales (9% ABV and above) are proving that the right beers can age as well as the world’s finest Bordeaux.

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Comments

[rising sun]

07:09 PM on 01/16/2011

Love Dogfish Head....one of the best breweries of all time.

[leslieloudly]

09:45 PM on 01/13/2011

despite not liking beer, I want to do this whole list.

[Pierogi kid]

08:52 AM on 01/11/2011

lets See: the Deer Hunter and Rolling Rock (that is if Rolling Rock was still brewed in Latrobe, which it is not so forget it) Factotum/Bad News Bears and Schlitz 16oz (Bukowski's/ Buttmaker's preferred beer),

[LMPE]

12:07 AM on 01/10/2011

any Carl Reiner movie and Carlsberg (that's a beer, right?)

[Balzar Aikin]

10:52 AM on 01/08/2011

I sure hope Sam Calagione does not get paid for writing this stuff.

[stinkinthinkin]

03:23 PM on 01/07/2011

JCVD with any Belgian beer. :~)

[StAlphonso]

01:49 PM on 01/07/2011

"Blue Velvet" along with PABST BLUE RIBBON!!!

[MrBrowne]

01:49 PM on 01/07/2011

Urban Cowboy and Lone Star

[schneider360]

01:44 PM on 01/07/2011

A Christmas Story and Great Lakes Christmas Ale.

[CalvinistHobbesian]

12:03 PM on 01/07/2011

Odell's Isolation Ale and "The Shining"

This is fun.

[CalvinistHobbesian]

11:58 AM on 01/07/2011

The first one that came to mind for me: "Dazed and Confused" with Boulder Beer's "Hazed and Infused"

[StAlphonso]

01:51 PM on 01/07/2011

Hazed and Infused is awesome.

[mediamarv]

11:56 AM on 01/07/2011

Chicory stout w/Reuben, heavy on the horseradish... Two words: Yuh-Umm!!

[IndependentBadger]

11:00 AM on 01/07/2011

Every movie goes well with a Wisconsin beer.

Except for the Bad News Bear. That flick demands some port.

[CalvinistHobbesian]

12:03 PM on 01/07/2011

Bad News Beers?

[M A Ross]

10:12 AM on 01/07/2011

"Dazed & Confused" plus Lone Star

[bussumheads]

10:08 AM on 01/07/2011

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and Anchor Steam
Halloween and Rogue Dead Guy Ale
Deliverance and Natural Light

I could do this all day

[CTDFalconer]

10:39 AM on 01/07/2011

Hey, yeah I could watch movies and drink beer all day too!