Beer general

[Anonymous No.7027865]

Friday once again and no real beer general!

Found anything new, drinking anything you always enjoy, or just crushing them?

Started my evening off with this one, nice enough west coast dipa, some onion tones i could be without though!

[Anonymous No.7027893]

Followed it up with the first small pour from the latest homebrew, two days on the keg so the carbonation is still not right, but man it is good and really bright already!

[Anonymous No.7028034]

First rum barreled beer for me, bit heavy on the booze notes for my liking though!

[Anonymous No.7028038]

How many beers are you going to drink by yourself faggot

[Anonymous No.7028094]

Is that a Spiegel IPA glass? I have their stout glass. It's pretty cool. It keeps the head on my stouts/porters for a lot longer than a regular pint glass

[Anonymous No.7028164]

Having a Full Sail Session IPA. Watching Friday the 13th part 4. Might have another with a different movie.

[Anonymous No.7028174]

>>7027865
Tis the season.

[Anonymous No.7028181]

>>7027865
Tis the season.

[Anonymous No.7028208]

Just finished a 700 ml bottle of this /memebeer/ - the brewery collaborated with the creators of a webcomic series depicting events from Czech history using dolanified language.

It's a Rauchweizen so the fact that I hate grodziskies should have caused me to reconsider the purchase, but it wasn't that disasterous after all.

[Anonymous No.7028379]

My friend brought a case of Michelob Amberbock and I had to pretend I wasn't immediately disappointed that I'd be drinking a shitty beer. To my snobby surprise this is actually fucking delicious and goes down super smooth. It might be one of my favorite dark beers.

Why is Anheuser-Busch making Michelob seem like shitty brand of beer by over marketing the godawful Michelob Ultra? Is this some elaborate joke that they only produce pisswater except for one brand of beer that they barely market? I don't understand.

[Anonymous No.7028462]

Turned 21 about a two weeks ago. Any recommendations on beer and what not? Currently live in SD.

[Anonymous No.7028478]

Tonight's beers:
Carton - Boat (7/10)
Fiddlehead - Second Fiddle (9/10)
Tree House - Julius (9/10)

[Anonymous No.7028521]

>>7028034
A place near me does a pretty solid rum barrel aged imperial stout. Indeed's Rum King. If you can ever somehow get it, give it a shot. Not boozy, and the rum adds quite a bit to the stout.
Another place around me ages one of their signature beers in aquavit barrels and it's excellent. No chance of getting that anywhere but that brewery though.

[Anonymous No.7028542]

r8 me fam
works every time

[Anonymous No.7028560]

>>7028462
Newbies should start with a Blonde ale, if you're not used to thick heavy drinks you might be turned off at first by full bodied beers.

After that try a Wheat Beer, they're creamy and a good one will have citrus notes. Just fun stuff to drink.

Remember to experiment, don't be a boring drinker who sticks with one beer and never tries anything out. When you're in a bar ask the Bartender if there's any specials, they often reduce the prices on certain beers because a Keg is starting to get old and they want to move product.

When you have money to spend try imports, I've never been disappointed by Belgian beer. If it's a beer that's been around for 100+ years there's something special to it.

Light beer is for alcoholics who just want to keep drinking something/anything, don't waste your time with that shit unless maybe you're doing a leisure activity like Golfing or hanging out at the beach. I personally say avoid diet shit and just drink Beer and Water.

Most of all don't try to fool yourself into liking a style of beer because while there can be "acquired tastes" beer I've found is more direct of a beverage than Wine or Whiskey. I've had numerous IPAs and I can barely stomach that shit. I have friends though who swear by Stone IPAs, your mileage may very.

Drink responsibly and have fun. If you're a normal adult you're going to go on benders and throw up lots of booze, do yourself a favor and stay hydrated, when I drink a lot I have a glass of water to my left and my alcohol to the right. Hangovers fucking suck and it's because people don't stay hydrated.

[Anonymous No.7028782]

>>7028560
>Light beer is for alcoholics who just want to keep drinking something/anything, don't waste your time with that shit unless maybe you're doing a leisure activity like Golfing or hanging out at the beach. I personally say avoid diet shit and just drink Beer and Water.

also yard work

[Anonymous No.7029395]

>>7028542
1/10

[Anonymous No.7029397]

>>7028181
>Tis the season
You're almost a month late, actually.

[Anonymous No.7029948]

Britfag, reporting in with a Hobgoblin.
Too lazy to get a camera.

[Anonymous No.7030128]

Local brewery did a release of this stuff at the brewery this morning, its excellent, very glad I went

[Anonymous No.7030141]

Local brewery did a release of this stuff at the brewery this morning, its excellent, very glad I went

[Anonymous No.7030145]

Not as strange as the description led me to believe. Quite good!

[Anonymous No.7030152]

>>7030145
Where do you get your beers?

[Anonymous No.7030157]

>>7030152
The alcohol monopoly in Sweden. Well that and the various importers that offer to ship to them as well.
Sweden is one of the largest importers of beer in the world per capita!

[Anonymous No.7030240]

Only picked up a couple of this one, wish i had at least got a full sixer. Very easy drinking stout!

[Anonymous No.7030251]

>>7030141
anyone else in Milwaukee try this stuff?

[Anonymous No.7030757]

Last one of these, insane stout!

[Anonymous No.7030790]

finally tried evil twin Yin and Yang last night, first separate then as a half and half.

really enjoyed them as the half and half. reminded me of when I first turned 21 and started drinking at bars, used to drink a fucking shitload of them.

tonight :
Mikkeller Not Just Another Wit
Avery Raspberry Sour
Epic Big Bad Baptist

[Anonymous No.7032198]

3/10

[Anonymous No.7032265]

>>7030251
Nope. I almost bought a bottle of Surly Darkness though. 16$ for a bottle was a bit much though, and I strongly prefer 4 packs of imperial stouts.

[Anonymous No.7033434]

>>7028521
Rum king is great. I had a different rum barrel stout when I was on vacation in Maine, but it wasn't quite as good; its rum barrel was lacking in prominence.
I'm excited for winter. Fulton Worthy Adversary SOON

[Anonymous No.7033441]

This is dirt cheap at less than £1 a bottle. Its not great, but its certainly drinkable.

[Anonymous No.7033455]

>>7030251

Should be back in MKE later in the week. Where can I get this?

[Anonymous No.7033469]

>having Budweiser for the first time

People call this beer?

[Anonymous No.7033470]

>>7033469
Beer flavored water.

[Anonymous No.7033474]

Just bottled/kegged the latest homebrew lads. Pilsner malt base with chocolate and roast malt, bittered and flavoured with galaxy hops and dry hopped with ginger. Should be pretty decent in three weeks.
INB4 nice blog post.

[Anonymous No.7033488]

>>7033434
I still have one last worthy adversary left from last year. I guess I should crack it open before this year's batch comes out

[Anonymous No.7033546]

>>7028462
Find a favourite cheap beer. Microbrews and specialty beers are amazing, but can be overwhelming. Find something under 5% that you don't mind drinking, something you can drink to get drunk, or just have while doing yardwork. You want to be able to get a light all-day buzz while tasting almost like nothing, and not loading down your stomach.Got that? Keep a 30 somewhere, and move on to the real stuff.

Try to find a bottle shop that offers mix-a-six's. Not every state has them, just ask. Grab six different beers. Try one or two each night, then switch to your cheap-o. At that point you'll probably like everything from cognac to pruno until you build up a tolerance, so just pound the swill and have a good night. Repeat until you find a style and brewery you love.

[Anonymous No.7033930]

>>7027865
I always see you post decent stuff. I have a new beer everyday buy too lazy to get pics off my phone so ill just link my insti with all my beer pics

https://instagram.com/jeez_louis/

[Anonymous No.7033952]

>>7033930
>>>/reddit/

[Anonymous No.7034504]

>>7033952
reddits beer community is actually pretty shit. they get butt hurt about everything and the moment you have any valid criticism about any brewery you get "down voted" to shit. also fuck you meme poster. lets see your beers.

[Anonymous No.7034550]

>>7027865
Having one of these, right up there with my absolute favorites.

[Anonymous No.7034745]

>>7033930
Good taste. I live on the Central Coast and Alpine just hit my market. Noticed the bottles have Green Flash embossed on em. Is Green Flash handling the production of bottled Alpine or just the bottling itself?

[Anonymous No.7034767]

>>7033488
nice. I bought some of Indeed's Yamma Jamma recently. It's weird. not bad, but I need to have a couple more to decide whether it's something that I'd get again.

[Anonymous No.7035251]

>>7034767
Not the biggest fan of Yamma Jamma, but Stir Crazy is my favorite winter beer

[Anonymous No.7035257]

>>7028181
Warsteiner is the Bud Light of Germany

It's also not even Bavarian

[Anonymous No.7035265]

>>7028379
Bud light is the perfect beer in the sense that it has no taste, goes down easy, and gets you fucked up.

Other than that, though, this is my go to. It's cheap and tastes pretty good imo.

[Anonymous No.7035274]

>>7030757

Is that KKK beer?

[Anonymous No.7035315]

>>7034504
I usually just find a random internet photo of the beer I'm drinking. I don't need to share my social media accounts on here.

[Anonymous No.7035327]

>>7035265

>gets you fucked up

Does it though? Is it not like 3.2% or something? I bought a 6 pack of it here in the UK for novelty value and it had very little effect.

Is it stronger in the States?

[Anonymous No.7035332]

>>7035327
I believe it's 4.2 here, but I've never had one so idk.

[Anonymous No.7035333]

>>7033441

Where are you finding the Foreign Extra stuff for that price?

I really like it, it is infinitely better than the standard stuff. Last I saw it was £1.50 or so in Asda.

[Anonymous No.7035335]

>>7035332

The standard stuff we get here is 4.2 I think. It really isn't that great, if you want a cheap shitty beer that doesn't taste of much and goes down well when cold then Coors Light is the best I reckon.

Back to good beer...

My local Aldi is selling Orkney Blast. It is absolutely brilliant, recommended.

[Anonymous No.7035359]

>>7035265
if I wanted to get fucked up with something that has no taste, I'd take shots of vodka

beer is to be savored

[Anonymous No.7035922]

>>7034745
Green flash has indeed bought out alpine and some have noticed the beers tasting different since they are brewing at green flash now and using their water source. I think it's great new because all it means is more alpine for everyone. Six packs coming soon.

[Anonymous No.7035929]

>>7035359

I would rather drink pisswater than shot straight vodka. That sounds horrible.

[Anonymous No.7035982]

>>7035274
Exactly my thought.

[Anonymous No.7035997]

Someone recommend me a nice coffee beer thats relatively widely available

[Anonymous No.7035998]

>>7035929
Throw it in the freezer for a few hours and itll go down like water

[Anonymous No.7036019]

>>7035998

Does that actually work?

Tempted to try, I tend to avoid vodka because I don't like it straight and I don't like soda so mixing isn't really an option

[Anonymous No.7036031]

>>7036019

Of course. Lowering the temperature of a volatile liquid lowers its vapor pressure. That means you can't taste the alcohol as much compared to room temperature.

[Anonymous No.7036035]

>>7036031

Interesting, I always thought it was an urban legend.

Thanks mate. I assume the vodka has to be reasonably decent and not the bottom shelf own brand shit?

[Anonymous No.7036065]

>>7036035
Just get some Russian standard or luksusowa. Both are great and inexpensive

[Anonymous No.7036850]

>>7033441
>>7035333
Can confirm; The cheapest I've seen it is £6 for 4 at asda

[Anonymous No.7036875]

>>7035251
I'll have to try it. I've only had bits and pieces of what indeed has to offer.

[Anonymous No.7036946]

>>7035327
4.2 by volume in the states, but i have heard that the uk might do by weight?

[Anonymous No.7037047]

>>7028560
>I've had numerous IPAs and I can barely stomach that shit.

Maybe you should steer clear of American copies of pale ales altogether?

They're overhopped in general and rarely a patch on the original.

[Anonymous No.7037059]

>>7028542
fucked my first black girl buzzed on this, works every time

[Anonymous No.7037067]

>>7037047
>>7037047

>not liking bitterness

Found the child.

[Anonymous No.7037094]

>>7033455
I bought it straight from the brewery (on 5th st near national), they still had some bottles left today, I think they expect to sell out soon

[Anonymous No.7037101]

>>7035997
obvious choice here

[Anonymous No.7037108]

>>7037047
>and rarely a patch on the original.
lol what?

[Anonymous No.7037355]

>>7036875
I'm not big on their hoppy stuff, but most of their other offerings are great. Hot Box is a personal favorite and they just released this year's batch so try that if you haven't. Also Old Friend is a good one. LSD is one I have yet to try

[Anonymous No.7037594]

>>7037067
I love bitterness (note that hops are used for both flavour and aroma). But Americans pale ales are overhopped. It's their trademark. Matter of fact, most American 'craft' beers I've tried lack balance and subtlety and go straight for massive doses of hops.
A proper IPA has both bittering and aromatic hops, but you should also be able to taste alcohol, malt and yeast. American Pale ales seem to have nothing but massive hops flavour that drowns out many other flavours.

YMMV.

[Anonymous No.7037599]

>>7037108
I'll take why is it called India Pale Ale for $200 please Monty.

[Anonymous No.7038234]

>>7037594
This

[Anonymous No.7038239]

>>7037594
What American pale ales have you tried? I'm going to go out on a limb and say you haven't tried that many

[Anonymous No.7038307]

Too high carbonation, but still delicious.

8,5/10

[Anonymous No.7038393]

Well, well, well...What do we have here, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.7038414]

>>7038393
Bam!

[Anonymous No.7038642]

is IPA one of the worst beer types? The only type I can think of that's worse is lager

[Anonymous No.7038650]

>>7029948
Hobgoblin is comfy

[Anonymouse No.7038710]

Wa la!

[Anonymous No.7038712]

>>7038710
>Pilsner
lol

[Anonymous No.7038715]

>>7035922
I wonder if that's why Silva left to do his own shit. I was under the impression that GF was only handling production of kegged Alpine and beer going in bottles were still being done by Alpine itself.

[Anonymous No.7038741]

>>7038712
gordon biersch pils is actually p gud, I prefer their marzen personally but at least try something before commenting "lol" makes you seem an uncultured svine.

[Anonymous No.7038742]

>>7038741
Might as well drink a carlsberg

[Anonymous No.7038752]

>>7038414
Those look tasty, How was the Delirium and the Aegir?

[Anonymous No.7038792]

>>7038742
Carlsberg is a lager. If you don't know shit about beer don't post in a beer thread.

[Anonymous No.7038810]

Taste polish beer

[Anonymous No.7038852]

>>7035274
>>7035982
Supposedly it´s supposed to be an anti KKK and so on beer, lot´s of writing about not hiding behind anonymity hating and so on the label.

[Anonymous No.7039134]

My selection for the coming week.

[Anonymous No.7039190]

>>7038792
>deleted

[Anonymous No.7039197]

>>7038752
Haven't had them yet. Bought them today. I'm gonna have one tonight after dinner

[Anonymous No.7039232]

>>7038792
>Carlsberg is a lager. If you don't know shit about beer don't post in a beer thread.
How embarrassing for you

[Anonymous No.7039357]

Another Pizza Port beer tonight, Nothing special sadly, just a good quality slightly amped up german pilsner.

[Anonymous No.7039479]

>>7030240

ultimate comfy beer

[Anonymous No.7039678]

Had this today, was good. Easy drinking.

[Anonymous No.7039806]

Super hoppy and still easy drinking, very strange combo indeed!

[Anonymous No.7040407]

>>7035997
I find Ballast Points VaS to be an extremely coffee based stout, but not unpleasantly so.
>>7037101
Founder's Breakfast Stout is the shit tho. Just more oats and chocolate. VaS just has a shitton more coffee flavor, with a mild vanilla aftertaste.

[Anonymous No.7040416]

>>7030240
Young's Double Chocolate Nitro Stout is comparable, and also very good!

[Anonymous No.7040425]

Holy shit this stuff is good.

A bit on the pricey side though. Only 22 oz'ers, and limited brew at that.

Nectar of the gods though...

[Anonymous No.7040463]

had this the other day, was really impressed and fruity beers don't usually do it for me but I could drink gallons of this if it wasn't $16 per 750ml

[Anonymous No.7040465]

>>7040425
>Doughnut beer
America...

[Anonymous No.7040470]

>>7040465
Formulated by a Dane

[Anonymous No.7040471]

>>7040470
>mfw i'm danish

[Anonymous No.7040511]

>>7040425
That was pretty good. I wasn't a fan of the raspberry doughnut break though. I thought the Imperial biscotti breaks were better though.

[Anonymous No.7040519]

>>7038710
spot the dutch

[Anonymous No.7040521]

>>7040519
american

[Anonymous No.7040562]

>>7030790
Just wanted to update on the tasting-

Mikkeller was pretty good, I enjoy pretty much anything they do.
Avery was a decent sour, but I didnt get any raspberry at all. they've definitely done better.

Epic Big Bag Baptist was FUCKING INCREDIBLE. This is immediately one of my favorite beers. I'm going to go pick up a few more as soon as I can. Seriously, highly highly fucking recommended, this beer is amazing.

[Anonymouse No.7041591]

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[Anonymouse No.7041596]

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[Anonymous No.7041612]

Been trying out my Q3 Preservation beers from The Bruery. The first was an imperial pilsener with coconut and rice....which sucked. Then I had the beer pictured (Imp Cabinet Ale) wi, an interesting style to go for that was surprisingly tasty, complex, and refreshing.

Eagerly awaiting for my Reserve 2016 bottles...

[Anonymous No.7041697]

hey hey famalam just good back from my shitty town's brand spanking new supermarket, did i get anything good

[Anonymous No.7041701]

>>7041697
if you squint at the pic you can just make out what they are

[Anonymous No.7041714]

>>7041697
Nope

[Anonymous No.7041726]

>>7041596
>imported from Munich/Germany

[Anonymous No.7041732]

>>7028181
disgusting

[Anonymous No.7041902]

>>7040562
Mikkeller is good but it's so fucking expensive.
Even here in Denmark their prices are outrageous

[Anonymous No.7042003]

Anyone know some good bars to hit up in Leeds UK? Gonna check out their Brewdog cos I've never been to one, but I'd like to see some more traditional pubs too

[Anonymous No.7042258]

>>7041697
The Sainsbury's Tap Room IPA and Goose Island are both nice. Enjoy them desu senpai.

[Anonymous No.7042576]

I like Leinenkugel's sunset wheat beer. The ones that I have right now I've had for awhile, though, and they have this hint of licorice. I don't remember that being the case before.

[Anonymous No.7042704]

Do old fashioned bars exist anymore? just some place to hang out after work, or to shoot the shit with the mates every other week. Nothing too loud, nothing too high-class.
When I say old fashioned, i'm thinking of something in the style of the fictional places like "The Stray Sheep"

[Anonymous No.7042711]

>>7042003
i heard good things about north bar when i went to leeds uni... never went there myself because i was (and am) a friendless virgin

[Anonymous No.7042723]

>>7042704
Yes, i'm sure there are many pubs like this in the world still

[Anonymous No.7043207]

Pic related for me. I've liked everything I've tried from this brewery, and while this seems to be the most simple brew from them, it's still pretty damn tasty. Standard schwarzbier really, but has an nice alcohol bite on the finish. Not taste wise, but warming in the back of the throat. It's kind of strange since it's only 5% abv.. Would by again though. Extremely smooth and tasty.

[Anonymous No.7043241]

>>7043207
pretty cool can

[Anonymous No.7044048]

>>7043207
Also opened one of these guys. I have two left from a 6 pack I got as a gift a few months ago. Really not the hugest fan at first, but this one is tasting pretty damn good. Wouldn't buy a pack myself. Better local stouts around I think for the same price or cheaper.

[Anonymous No.7044054]

>>7044048
The coffee flavor didn't fade or do you think it works better with toned down coffee tones?

[Anonymous No.7044056]

>>7044048
>stouts
Porters I mean. All the other beers in my basement are stouts and I'm a few beers deep. Whatever

[Anonymous No.7044061]

>>7044054
I think it works much better with the toned down coffee, but the vanilla is extremely faint now. Oh well. I'll probably drink the rest this weekend. It shouldn't sit for much longer

[Anonymous No.7044999]

>>7037067
At a certain point it becomes try hard bitterness, like when something is too sweet

[Anonymous No.7045609]

>>7039134
Went shopping for my dad's birthday present, couldn't help myself and picked up a few for myself too.

[Anonymous No.7045613]

>>7045609

[Anonymous No.7047082]

>>7044048
Agreed about being better with age. While I love it fresh, with about 6-8 months the coffee is more divot and the vanilla shines through. That is a GOAT porter

[Anonymous No.7047997]

Bourbon County 2014. Stout day hype.

[Anonymous No.7049080]

>>7047997
Let us know how it is, brother.

[Anonymous No.7049404]

My beer for tonight. Was very nice, second Firestone and Walker beer I've tried. Glad they're importing more stuff BritBongland

[Anonymous No.7049410]

>>7049404
Holy fuck did you take that picture with a Goddamn ham sandwich?

[Anonymouse No.7049581]

>>7049410
picture looks fine to me, it just has a filter it appears

[Anonymous No.7049781]

>>7044048
>Better local stouts around
Hell yeah there are. Pic related, and what I'm drinking tonight.

[Anonymous No.7050037]

>>7049781
Nice. Almost bought one myself, but I've had it a few times now and didn't want to drop the 17$ on it. I like that it's 8$ cheaper now thanks to their larger facility though

[Anonymous No.7050049]

>>7027865
Anyone else drinking Ziegen Bock?

[Anonymous No.7050057]

Anyone brew their own beer?
Just picked up one of these to get my feet wet.
Please feel free to laugh.

[Anonymous No.7050082]

>>7050057
let me know how it is. i would like to do my own mix rather than from a package, but i would also like to know how a kit might fare with ones own ingredients

[Anonymous No.7050106]

So I live in a pretty hick part of america and this Indian gas station here stock these craft beers (I'm talking hundreds of brands) I want to try some but don't know which ones to try.

What are some fairly common must try beers?

[Anonymous No.7050132]

Fucking Japan. Damn near impossible to find good beer here.

[Anonymous No.7050159]

>>7050082
Kits get you about 80% of the way there with about 10% of the effort. You can also mix them up a bit by steeping grains whose flavor profile you want to accent and adding them to your kit pseudo-wort, or adding hops either by way of a tea or dry-hopping. Plus all of the parts that comprise your starter kit will serve a purpose if/when you step it up and go extract/all grain.

Basically get a starter kit, make it according to the instructions, try a few more kits throwing grains/hops in as you see fit, then take it from there.

[Anonymous No.7050160]

>>7027865
I normally would be having a Chimay, but the one place nearby that sold them doesn't carry them anymore.

[Anonymous No.7050169]

>>7039134
That Rochefort is so damn good.

[Anonymous No.7050221]

>>7050057
I brew my own, nothing to laugh at there. It would be hard to justify the money for something you find out you don't like

>>7050082
if you have the money or feel reasonably sure that you will enjoy it, you can get a kit like pic related and brew some pretty top notch beer. The equipment in there is basically what I use, but I also have cooled/heated fermentation space (a chest freezer with a light bulb and temp controller) and a kegerator which also improves the results.

The biggest improvements that I have been able to notice from working up to the equipment that I have is:
-Much better clarity and less off flavor from the secondary fermenter being used
-Ability to target flavors from the yeast by controlling for temperature (also if making sours you can ramp up the temp to sour more quickly)
-Better/more consistent carbonation and a lot less work form kegging

Out of the whole process I would say that bottling is the hardest part, but it is also the most expensive hurdle to overcome. Do yourself a favor and bottle in the largest bottles that you find useful (750ml, 22oz bombers, etc) and it will save you a lot of time and work.

Using Star San from Five Star Chemical will also save you a lot of time.

Let me know if you have any questions, i'd love to answer them for you

[Anonymous No.7050236]

>>7050159
I think by kits they mean the smaller cheaper kits, but i'm not sure. My guess is that they want to do their own recipes, which if you are still using extracts is not hard at all. I still brew extracts because I dont really have the space for an all grain setup, but i'd say my beer is pretty damn good. The only problem I have is the color comes out a bit dark, but i'm finding ways to get around that.

[Anonymous No.7050308]

>>7027865
I bought a sample case of Great Divide. Everything in it is over 7%.

Orabelle is so delicious.

I might switch to "He Said" a pumpkin tripel which is a collab between 21st Amendment and Elysian.

I also bought a case of Founder's Breakfast Stout. The possibilities are endless as I preload Fallout 4 and binge Halt and Catch Fire.

[Anonymous No.7051187]

First time i had the misfortune of picking up a old bottle of this one. Very stale in the flavor.

[Anonymous No.7051192]

Drinking one of these, if any yall have the chance/ever come to Australia, try these guys, they are fast becoming one of my favorite breweries.

[Anonymous No.7051195]

>>7050132
From what imports I get I find baird brewing to be fairly nutty

[Anonymous No.7051324]

>>7051192
Now drinking superbeast 2013 from the same brewer, peated barleywine, boy is it stinky. So happy.

[Anonymous No.7051765]

Drinking this right now. I'd say it's more on the pale side of an IPA, but still quite tasty. Maybe a bit too gassy, but not enough to ruin it completely

[Anonymous No.7051778]

One of the better session beers i have had lately. Nice hop presence!

[Anonymous No.7051851]

Wanted a lager for dinner tonight so i had this one. Pretty good, not your standard lager, got a bit more kick to it.

[Anonymous No.7052334]

Picked up a 4-pack of this at Total Wine. Has anyone had it before? Hearing good things

[Anonymous No.7052451]

Second beer of the evening. Not as good as the first, but a decent enough Pale Ale. Quite a bit of flavour for the low ABV.

[Anonymous No.7052470]

Just bottled last Friday. Need to wait for it to carbonate

[Anonymous No.7052477]

>>7052470
What style are you brewing?

[Anonymous No.7052489]

haven't been able to drink in a while but this is one of my favorite beers.

[Anonymous No.7052504]

>>7050057
I had a Mr. Beer for a while the west coast pale ale turned out pretty good. just remember to sanitize all the equipment or you'll get some off putting flavors.

[Anonymous No.7052506]

Did not like it, those hops just dont blend!

[Anonymous No.7052545]

is this thread only for people who actually drink for the taste or can us % based drinker's join to?

bout to drink a 6 of these for the 3rd night in a
row

it tastes so fucking bad i have to not breath through my noise when i drink it but 6pack of 5% beer just doesnt cut it anymore.

[Anonymous No.7052600]

Just stopped at the liquor store and got this stuff

[Anonymous No.7052701]

>>7052600

Wisconsinbro, it appears

[Anonymous No.7052709]

>>7052701
yep, drinking the Milk Stout right now and its really good

[Anonymous No.7052711]

>>7052701

nice, Twin Cities here and I just opened my first can of Abrasive. holy fuck it's so good. btw you think I could get New Glarus in Hudson?

[Anonymous No.7052718]

>>7052711
>btw you think I could get New Glarus in Hudson?
yeah, you almost certainly can. They have pretty much 100% distribution amongst Wisconsin grocery/liquor/gas/restaurants

Pretty much all their 4 pack releases are amazing as are their wine bottle sized fruit beers if you make the trip

[Anonymous No.7052725]

>>7052545
Most people in this thread can't handle more than 2 beers which is why we drink micro brews.

[Anonymous No.7052929]

>>7052334
Best DIPA I've ever had

[Anonymous No.7052934]

>>7052711
Go to Casanova liquor. It's right off 94 after the bridge. Turn right at the DQ and its on your right

[Anonymous No.7052953]

Drinking some Bells tonight. Solid brown ale for 8$ a 6 pack. 10/10 comfy beer on a cold fall night though

[Anonymous No.7052955]

>>7052953
Forgot Google image

[Anonymous No.7052969]

>>7039678
God wild beer is terrible. For the price I'm amazed they stay in business

[Anonymous No.7052973]

>>7052477
Currently its a Weizenbier next is an English Cream Ale

[Anonymous No.7052975]

>>7052969
I wouldn't say it's terrible, but yeah it's not worth the price at all

[Anonymous No.7053009]

>>7052975
I tried the cru, the apicot, and saison. The saison is tolerable, the rest were going to be poured if I had anything else to drink.

I figured for $9 for 11.2 ounces they'd be better but I almost vomited when I drank them.
#alcoholic

[Anonymous No.7053051]

I work in a brewery taproom and can drink on the job. I'm hooked on our Porter.

It's dead ass fukken slow in here and I'm having one.

[Anonymous No.7053053]

>>7053009
I didn't think they were bad enough to pour, I was just really disappointed in how lacking they were.

[Anonymous No.7053054]

>>7053051
I work solo and there's other shit going on in town right now. I'll end up getting fucked by a crowd at like 10.

[Anonymous No.7053991]

Pretty tastey brew.

[Anonymous No.7054115]

>>7051765
I actually really liked it, but yes, its not nearly as heavy as many APA's.

[Anonymous No.7054340]

>>7052969
>>7052975
>>7053009

I haven't had much of their stuff, but I've enjoyed most of it. That said, they can pretty expensive I agree, think it might be because of the wild yeast they use.

>>7052973
Ooh yum, big Weizenbier fan.

>>7054115
Oh it was very nice definitely, another one for easy drinking I think.

[Anonymous No.7056377]

>>7052600
all 4 of these were excellent

[Anonymous No.7056398]

>>7056377
I keep seeing backwoods Bastard everywhere but I don't wanna buy a 4 pack for 14$. Is it worth the price?

[Anonymous No.7056414]

>>7056398
Its a little overpriced, but if you are into barrel aged beer its worth it

[Anonymous No.7056539]

This is pretty great. Not mindblowing, maybe not worth the hype, but really good. I love saisons.

>>7056398
It is damn expensive, but also damn good. $14 for a barrel aged beer isn't even expensive, relatively. I paid $16 for it, but it is more or less worth it.

[Anonymous No.7056694]

Opened a year old bottle of pic related tonight. Didn't think age would do much for this brew, but this is fantastic. Everything is extremely mellowed and blending together perfectly. Up there with Old Rasputin imo.
Only have 3 more bottles of stout left in my basement. Prepping for this year's batches

[Anonymous No.7056704]

>>7056694
>I age beer
brotip: it tasted good because it's good beer

[Anonymous No.7056713]

>>7056704
Ooooh that's why breweries will recommend aging. Because they're all dumb.

[Anonymous No.7056934]

love mikkeller

[Anonymous No.7056963]

>>7056713
you're a fucking idiot if you believe aging beer has any affect on taste.

Breweries buy back beer past its expatriation date just for the shits n giggles right?

[Anonymous No.7056970]

>>7027865
took a trip up to the north coast of california this weekend. stopped by north coast brewing co in fort brag and picked up a bottle each of the barrel aged rasputin (wheat whiskey and rye whiskey barrels).

just got home from stopping at russian river on my drive back. had a row 2, hill 56 IPA, blind pig, and a pliny for good measure. got two bottles of BP/pliny to take home. it was a good weekend.

[Anonymous No.7056971]

>>7056963
You'll get someone with this awful bait

I would know, you've gotten me before with it

[Anonymous No.7056993]

>>7056963
>>7056971
THINGS CANNOT BOTH "AGE" AND THEN HAVE AN EXPIRATION DATE A SHORT TIME AFTER
BEER DOES THIS
IT'S BULLSHIT
WHY DOES MY CHEESE HAVE AN EXPIRATION DATE? IT'S MOLDY FUCKIN MILK

[Anonymous No.7057347]

Delirium Tremens.

A little gushing happened, but it still smells great and tastes delicious.

8,5/10

[Anonymous No.7057366]

32oz growler of Viet Speedway and a bottle of DeGarde Saison Premier. First day of a three day weekend, time to drink the good shit.

[Anonymous No.7057495]

>>7045613
How much was the gulden draak? Was it worth it? I've seen it for £5.35 and was tempted, but didn't get it in the end

That's 2-3x what I'd spend on other, excellent beers

[Anonymous No.7057578]

>>7056993
The only beers that have expiration dates are the styles that actually do suffer with age. Ive seen a drink by date on one imperial stout and it was like 8 or 10 years in the future.

[Anonymous No.7057590]

>>7057495
I had it before, it's one of my favorites. Is that £5.35 for a 4pack?
It's €1.4 a bottle where I get it (1£)

[Anonymous No.7058593]

>>7028181
German here, shit´s terrible

[Anonymous No.7058606]

Great shit

[Anonymous No.7060648]

>>7057590
£5.35 for a single bottle, but I've only seen it once, so that might be not representative of its usual price here

[Anonymous No.7060666]

>>7060648
That's pretty expensive. I can't imagine paying that much for a single bottle of any drink.

[Anonymous No.7060820]

Im pretty new to beer and had this yesterday. I drank it with some SN Oktoberfest (wanted side by side comparison for some reason) and it didnt turn out so well. Maybe its because im new, maybe its because i was drinking a very fresh beer with it, but it had something horribly off about it. It tasted of some dark malty sweetness with wine-like dark fruitiness. Where it went wrong was at the end it had this taste that i cant pinpoint, but it kind of reminded me of age (in a bad way, like a spoiled old wine or something).

So i got a couple questions. First, do you guys know of the taste im talking about? Is it possible it was a bad batch? Secondly, is this a belgian thing? Are english brown ales and bocks etc more just malty less winey flavors? It was quite destestable, so i cant help but think it was an off-flavor from a bad batch, but i only got a single so i cant know.

[Anonymous No.7060851]

>>7060820
There's a lot of different tastes.
I'm also pretty new to beer, living in Belgium, and been tasting one or 2 every week for the past few months.
Some beers I really enjoy, even though I can't put into words -why-; it's kinda confusing because I used to think most beers tasted more or less the same. Now I try a new one, and while I can tell it tastes somewhat like one I like a lot, I can still hate the taste. It's a very subtle yet strong difference at the same time.
I started with light white/blonde beers. Tried a darker one, didn't like it, and stuck with blonde for a while longer. A few weeks ago I tried a very heavy darker beer (>>7060666), and really enjoyed it. I don't think I would've liked it half a year ago.

[Anonymous No.7060921]

>>7060820
Can't say I know what you're talking about since I haven't ever had Leffe anything. That being said, belgian beer has a completely different taste than American beer. It's usually a yeast thing, I think. I don't drink many imports with the amount of variety we have in the states though so I don't really know.

[Anonymous No.7060935]

Any Germans here that like memebeer? Where and what do you guys order?

[Anonymous No.7061254]

Swedish beer guy: Do you have moobs/gyno?

Heard hops'll do that to you, and you drink a lot of hoppy beers.

[Anonymous No.7061441]

>>7061254
>>>/fit/

[Anonymous No.7061617]

>>7030240
Picked up a 6pack the other day. So smooth and delicious

[Anonymous No.7061689]

Drinking Grolsch: Gerijpte Herfstbok, some limited stuff they got going atm instead of their regular bockbeer

It's pretty good, not too special but nice

>>7045613
>Gulden Draak 9000
aww too bad
The regularl version is so much better

[Anonymous No.7061700]

>>7061689
>The regularl version is so much better
I like em both very much.

[Anonymous No.7061905]

Dammit, I can't wait till I'm 21. I've drank a lot of great craft beers because social host laws and cool parents. But I got nothing while at school and I go to school 45 minutes from Treehouse brewery

[Anonymous No.7062202]

rate my fridge

[Anonymous No.7062353]

>>7028034
Yeah this guy does have some booziness for the ABV. Not all that much rum flavor, but like the Apple Brandy Noir it did feel extra chocolatey possibly due to the barrel choice.

>>7035922
Green Flash quality has been declining hard over the last few years.. Alpine Hoppy Birthday is so underwhelming now that it's a totally different recipe. Duet and Nelson are fine, but I'm still disappointed with both now compared to how they were earlier. Have yet to try Pure Hoppiness.

>>7035997
I'm gonna second Breakfast Stout and Victory at Sea. Victory at Sea has more coffee flavor however so I'd say get that one over the other if you have to.
>>7040425
This was good, but there was too much bottle variation. My bottle had next to no doughnut flavor, but on draft it tasted/smelled just like doughnuts. Same shit happens for me with peanut butter beer. Nukin Futs on tap = amazing. Nukin Futs in bottle = pretty alright. Karl Strauss PB was also great on tap..Not sure I'll take a chance on a bottle however.

>>7041612
Fuckkkkk. Gonna hopefully try this at a bar in San Jose next month. I'm not sure The Bruery's memberships are worth it for me. Lotsa members end up selling their beers or trading them. a JK/Bruery collab though would probably be incredible.

>>7041902
Phantom breweries that make too many beers and don't seem to have enough QC going on... not really worth. Same goes for Evil Twin. I did really fucking like the Mikkeller/3 Floyds Blueberry "Lambic" though. The oatmeal stouts from Mikkell are also pretty good, but pricey.

>>7052489
First german beer I really liked. Still my fav german beer.

>>7052506
This doesn't get distro'd here, but a store was trying to sell a 6pk of it for like 30 bucks.
>>7056398
It's closer to $20 for a 4pk in CA. It's also selling out instantly at that price here...
>>7056970
Row 2 Hill 56 is so god damn good I feel like I need to go back up there simply to get a growler fill of it. Fuck da pliny hype.

[Anonymous No.7062549]

>>7062353
>It's closer to $20 for a 4pk in CA
Jesus fuck, is that just because of your oppressive taxes?

[Anonymous No.7062613]

>tfw Xocoveza in 6 days (probably a week after since I'm in NJ)

[Anonymous No.7062640]

>>7040425
that looks/sounds delicious

[Anonymous No.7062891]

>>7052334
Easily the equal of Heady Topper.

[Anonymous No.7063020]

anyone in aus check these guys out

[Anonymous No.7063062]

>>7044048
IPAs aren't my favorite, but the grapefruit makes it palatable. Sorry for shit pic

[Anonymous No.7063065]

>>7027865
It's tuesday

[Anonymous No.7063133]

>tfw November

>tfw just want a nice crisp IPA

[Anonymous No.7063148]

$12.99 a 12 pack

cant go wrong there.

[Anonymous No.7063438]

>>7062202
Idk about the first two, but that pseudo sue is the best apa in the game Imo.

[Anonymous No.7064859]

I've got home brew amber ale that's been bottles for2 weeks tonight so I'mma test that.

Also I tried a home brew cider (mangrove jack) on Saturday and it was a little flat, how long should I leave it in the bottle for? It's been almost 2 weeks now (1week when I first tested)

[Anonymous No.7065265]

Only got some shitty Carlsberg.

Have to do for this week.

Otherwise, Red Stripe ftw

[Anonymous No.7065364]

http://www.wsj.com/articles/ab-inbev-sabmiller-formalize-106-billion-deal-1447230611

AB InBev has bought Miller. Will the price of Budweiser and Miller products go down since there's less competition?

[Anonymous No.7065373]

>>7065364
No

They're cheap enough as is, that's their selling point

[Anonymous No.7065389]

>>7065364
Probably not. They just might go on sale together now.

[Anonymous No.7065404]

>>7035997
Not even a huge stout guy but Ten Fidy is goddamn delicious.

[Anonymous No.7065413]

Couple friends and I are making the trip out to VT to pick up some Heady, has anyone had any experience with the lines for this stuff?

[Anonymous No.7065423]

>>7065413
I've been wanting to take a drive down there to try that. I know friends who've had it and said its worth it.

[Anonymous No.7065431]

>>7065423
Oh yeah, I was lucky to share a can with my brother-in-law and it was easily one of the best brews I've had in a long time. I started looking up where to find it and was blown away at how fast this shit sells out.

[Anonymous No.7065495]

>>7044048
ugh now I want a bunch of both this and calm before the storm but i have none of either.

[Anonymous No.7065537]

>>7065364
>Will the price of Budweiser and Miller products go down since there's less competition
Thats the exact opposite of how economics works

[Anonymous No.7065551]

>>7027865
my man

[Anonymous No.7065586]

>>7030240
Try their Wake Up Dead Russian Imperial..

They sell it either with our without nitro...

[Anonymous No.7065588]

Great

[Anonymous No.7065634]

>>7045613
Chimay Blue...

God tier beer...

[Anonymous No.7065704]

>>7045609
Tried the gregorius at engelszell abbey didn't like it as much as the other offerings.

[Anonymous No.7065831]

>>7060820
Yes this goes down pretty good til the end which has a flavor I can only describe as funky. One of my first imported beer, will probably try their blonde next time

[Anonymous No.7065860]

>>7039134

Tripel Karmeliet was one of my first beers, and remains one of my favourites many years later.

The Rochefort 8 is stupid good too.

Good selection, Anon.

[Anonymous No.7065876]

Lets get drunk !

[Anonymous No.7065880]

>>7056963
Depends on the type of beer.

Bottle conditioned brews generally benefit the most from aging, in my experience.

[Anonymous No.7066041]

>>7065876
Steel is so gross

[Anonymous No.7067365]

>>7065634
Yeah, I hear a lot of good things about the Blue Chimay, it's the next one I'm trying.
>>7065704
Haven't tried it yet, picked it up because it's a trappist, and I seem to like those the most.
>>7065860
I didn't really fancy the Karmeliet. Not bad, but not something I'd buy again. I had the Rochefort yesterday, that was indeed pretty damn good. Hit me hard though, I'm a lightweight and drank it too fast.

[Anonymous No.7067448]

>>7063020
Tassy makes the best beer

never had that though

[Anonymous No.7068782]

>>7036019
Try juice like pineapple or cranberry. Pretty good.

[Anonymous No.7070926]

Thread still around i see! Nice.

Had this one tonight, not overly fruity with the additions still the hops that take center stage. Way better than the last one they did!

[Anonymous No.7071141]

Had this one before once and just had to find it again, got a couple of bottles and felt like having one right now.
Probably one of the best stouts brewed with adjuncts ever made! If you like sweet stouts that is!

[Anonymous No.7071173]

>>7070926
I've always found the stuff outside of their core range to be really hit and miss.

This was mine tonight. Don't think I've had a bad beer from The Kernel. Probably should have let the yeast in this settle a bit more before I poured it.

[Anonymous No.7071198]

>>7071173
Very experimental at times yeah, the misses i have tried so far has mostly been just bland beers that seemed to lack the little extra they advertised as being there!

Actually got one of those to drink tonight, the bourbon baby!

Pic related is not a holiday beer, but a pretty decent IPA no matter what the label says!

[Anonymous No.7071310]

>>7071173
>they stopped selling beer to drink at the taproom

s m h
m
h

[Anonymous No.7071418]

[Anonymous No.7071426]

>>7071198
>Lagunitas Sucks
I jelly.

You're from Sweden right? Do they sell that at Systembolaget?

[Anonymous No.7071443]

>>7071426
Yeah that is right. They got them on the seasonal Christmas holiday line, had forgotten all about the christmas beers so i was surprised to see this one one the shelves! Very good offering from them!

[Anonymous No.7072040]

>>7030240
Loved these stouts. Wished I had gone to their brewery during GABF.

[Anonymous No.7072049]

>I think it's great new because all it means is more alpine for everyone
exactly. people think a brewery being bought out is the worst thing when in reality its a good thing, it gives them more distro.

[Anonymous No.7072055]

>>7039357
I'm slowly getting into more pils. Pick Six isn't the best pils from the west coast but this one is decent.

[Anonymous No.7072063]

Currently in the process of ascending to a higher plane of existence. Founders has made a fucking monster.

[Anonymous No.7072064]

>>7071443
damn I didn't know Lagunitas distributed that far.

[Anonymous No.7072143]

>>7028379
Amber bock is delicious and a good gateway beer, also those sam adams glasses are the shit kudos.

[Anonymous No.7072151]

>>7039134
what's the best by date on the Rochefort?
I found an 8 one time that was six years old, was pretty tasty.

[Anonymous No.7072158]

>>7052973
What brand of airlocks are those?

[Anonymous No.7072411]

>>7040463
>Essentially an "Imperial Rübæus," this ale contains four times the amount of raspberries as Rübæus and is fermented with a Belgian yeast strain.
Holy shit, that sounds fucking awesome because Rübæus and lambics are both godly

[Anonymous No.7072429]

>>7072411
best raspberry beer here

[Anonymous No.7073078]

>>7072151
Already drank it.
Had the blue Chimay yesterday, very tasty indeed.

[Anonymous No.7073389]

Had this the other day. One of my favorite brews from lift bridge. Not overly sweet, and pretty much exactly how you'd expect it to taste. Always tempted to have it for breakfast desu

[Anonymous No.7073406]

>>7073389
I like stouts, but any products (food, drink, or other) with the word "irish" in the name is instantly garbage in my eyes.

[Anonymous No.7073428]

>>7073406
I know how you feel. I was hesitant the first time I tried it, but man its good.

[Anonymous No.7073523]

>>7060820
That's pretty much how I'd describe leffe brun. I hated it when I first had it a couple of years ago, could barely finish the bottle, but then I tried it again a couple of weeks ago and it's pretty much how I remember. It is partly a belgian thing, but I'd say leffe brun is a particularly bad example

>>7063065
>posting over a week after the OP
>not thinking before you write something borderline retarded

>>7071418
mmmmmmmmm
I note that you let the yeast settle; isn't it meant to be cloudy?

[Anonymous No.7073605]

>>7040425
I had that shit at Thanksgiving 2014. Disgustingly sweet IMO.

[Anonymous No.7073611]

>>7044061
>think it works much better with the toned down coffee,
I agree with this

[Anonymous No.7073615]

going with the pleb classic

[Anonymous No.7073809]

Lots of bourbon but not much else. Meh.

[Anonymous No.7073831]

>>7073615
Boston lager is solid. All around great beer to have in your fridge for anyone and everyone

[Anonymous No.7073930]

Nice stout, very clean tasting.

[Anonymous No.7073952]

>>7027865
George Killian's Irish Red here. Not too bad considering how inexpensive it is.

[Anonymous No.7073982]

Hey guys, NJ fag who just moved to quebec here, and now I'm starting to get into beer

>glorious drinking age of 18

I've tried most of the standard Quebecois brews like St. Ambroise and Unibrou and I'm looking to try something new and expand out a little. I've heard that Charlevoix is very good, but I haven't tried it yet.

Does anyone have any Canadian recommendations, specifically for IPAs, pale ales, blondes, and wheat beers?

Also, is Delirium Tremors worth it, or should I save my money?

[Anonymous No.7074034]

Way better than the one i had earlier from this brewery, very smooth apa.

[Anonymous No.7074054]

Why is everyone obsessed with IPAs now?

[Anonymous No.7074160]

Mikkeller has yet to let me down! Never had any beer with more dark chocolate than this one!

[Anonymous No.7074165]

>>7074054
its a phase. it will pass

[Anonymous No.7074167]

>>7027865
Get the fuck off this board eric

[Anonymous No.7074181]

>>7074167
You must mistake me for someone else anon!

[Anonymous No.7074198]

>>7074181
I know its you fa.m

[Anonymous No.7074224]

Had some of this, not the best barleywine.

[Anonymous No.7074243]

>>7074224
Now drinking this, one of the best Belgian strong ales I've ever tasted. I love fall/winter in Ontario, it's the only time you can get truly good beer like Belgian/Imperial stouts/Dubbels, and Unibroue is one of the best brewers I've ever tasted.

[Anonymous No.7074247]

>>7074243
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.7074310]

>>7073523
>leffe brune
Yeah, it just felt off. As if the the dryness, something i dont mind at all, was corrupted or skunk up idk.

[Anonymous No.7074343]

>>7028462
its san diego beer week
go to any brewery/pub and you're good

[Anonymous No.7074371]

>>7073952
Sceak? Is that you?

[Anonymous No.7074384]

>>7074247
My favorite Unibroue beer is Terrible. Haven't had anything from them in awhile. I should change that

[Anonymous No.7074418]

>>7063438
named after linux command

sudo su

[Anonymous No.7074421]

drinking those 9 percent dog fish head brews. good shit

[Anonymous No.7074428]

>>7041697
I like the meantime IPA too

[Anonymous No.7074430]

>>7074418
Really? Im not some linux using nerd so I wouldve never known

[Anonymous No.7074475]

Brilliant and very drinkable Bohemian Ale from Poland. Smells delicious.

[Anonymous No.7074535]

>>7074475
>Czech point
Kek

[Anonymous No.7074690]

This is a WHITE MAN'S beer

Gonna drink these tonight and watch sports

[Anonymous No.7074699]

Finished a four pack of Brooklyn Blast. Now working on a bottle of saumur rouge in honor of France

[Anonymous No.7074702]

>>7028379
This was the beer that taught me I liked beer.

I had no real awareness of craft beer really being different from rice pilsner mass garbage, which was all I'd had, so I never bothered. One day, someone convinced me to try this, and I actually liked it.

Funny how now I would probably never drink it. My understanding of beer and standards for taste have grown immensely since then. Still, for opening me up, it's a very important beer to me.

[Anonymous No.7074709]

>>7028462
>currently live in SD

Boy is your coming-of-age going to be awesome.

Go visit Stone. Try everything they've got until you find your style preference.

[Anonymous No.7074722]

>>7074690

Gonna drink one or two of these before opening the backwoods

[Anonymous No.7074725]

Sam Adam's Sparkling Ale

Really weird. It's almost completely forgettable in every way, nothing bad and nothing good. It's kind of like a more palatable version of what, say, Miller is trying to be.

That said, paired very well with cajun seared tuna with how light and crisp it is.

[Anonymous No.7074729]

>>7030240
God, that shit is amazing. The local video game bar down the street has it on tap; at least until they inevitably run out.

Get it every time I visit if they have it in stock. Easily on the top tier of beers I've ever had. Goes really well with Frogger and Punch-Out!!

[Anonymous No.7074745]

>>7074725

>Sam Adams

[Anonymous No.7074753]

>>7042704
Yeah, but not usually stand alone. They're pretty common as part of a hotel or restaurant.

[Anonymous No.7074766]

>>7052955
I was not a big fan.

[Anonymous No.7074772]

>>7060820
I think Leffe is okay, but I'll completely agree it's downfall is the aftertaste.

[Anonymous No.7074783]

>>7074745
Holiday Porter, Chocolate Bock, and Old Fezzewig are actually delicious, and the christmas pack is $11 when it's on sale.

No regrets whatsoever.

[Anonymous No.7075591]

It's a beautiful day here in Western Australia, so I got some local beers to match the weather. Lovely stuff.