What beers are you enjoying?

Originally Posted by Guitarman-S.T-

Blew me away when I tried it... so sweet/smooth.. but damn Wait till the alcohol catches up with ya ha!

Yeah I know I sure didn't taste any booze, but there was

Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu

Schlafly American IPA.
I must say, it is noice to be home.
The week of having Molsen served to me in Detroit sucked schweaty donkey balls.

I picked up some more of the Schlafly Kolsch to bring home to PA with me. Those Schlafly guys are doin' somethin right.

[awsmith4]

Started the evening with Gubna and now I am try the Great Divide Chocolate Yeti Stout and it is quite tasty

[kaisersozei]

Last night I had a pint of Speakeasy Collaborative Double Blonde ale, on draft at Capital Ale House. It was more like a Belgian than a blonde ale, but holy crap that was some good beer!

Originally Posted by awsmith4

Started the evening with Gubna and now I am try the Great Divide Chocolate Yeti Stout and it is quite tasty

Had one of those a few weeks back...TASTY. The wife loved it, too.

[AD720]

Brewed to celebrate Ben's 300th birthday.

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ABV 5.0%

The latest one I had was a New Belgium Ranger IPA. Being that NB hasn't had an IPA ever to my knowledge before this one I'm really quite impressed. It's no Hercules DIPA, but it's damn good.

[hornitosmonster]

Originally Posted by Mindflux

The latest one I had was a New Belgium Ranger IPA. Being that NB hasn't had an IPA ever to my knowledge before this one I'm really quite impressed. It's no Hercules DIPA, but it's damn good.

I enjoyed it as well. It is very sessionable

[St. Lou Stu]

As soon as they are cold... ICE cold...

[Jbailey]

Is that a double or triple IPA Tim?

I....must.....find......this....beer!

[St. Lou Stu]

Originally Posted by Jbailey

Is that a double or triple IPA Tim?

I....must.....find......this....beer!

TRIPLE

Limited as Nemesis and KBS from what I gather.
I left my store with 20 4-packs.
At $21 each, I don't see them flying off the shelf.

[Jbailey]

Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu

I left my store with 20 4-packs.
At $21 each, I don't see them flying off the shelf.

Just at your store!

[Jbailey]

I will have to look for a few in my area for sure!!!

[St. Lou Stu]

Originally Posted by Jbailey

I will have to look for a few in my area for sure!!!

Yes, yes you do.
It officially just became cold enough to crack one and it is pretty damned good.
Just a touch more bitter than I normally go for at 112IBU, but the flavor overcomes it. No bitter aftertaste at all with a very smooth floral finish. Surprisingly sweet too.
This may sound weird, but it kinda tastes like a Party 898.

I can see myself drinking four in a sitting very easily.

[Jbailey]

Had tonight:

Dogfish Head Palo Santo Marron
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Three Floyds Dreadnaught IPA

Heniken, of course Heniken, I love it so much!!!
And one more of my favorite is a kind of Vietnamese beer, its tastes so good and different

[ahot1pilot]

Well there are so many; Fat Tire, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Red Tail Ale, to name a few. Right now, I would be happy for a Coors Light. In Afghanistan for another 9 Months. We are not able to drink at all. I will read how good the beer is from all of you.

[ahot1pilot]

I discussed this topic with my German friends here. They swear by their German beer. I am very partial with US micro brew. What do you think?

[awsmith4]

Originally Posted by ahot1pilot

Well there are so many; Fat Tire, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Red Tail Ale, to name a few. Right now, I would be happy for a Coors Light. In Afghanistan for another 9 Months. We are not able to drink at all. I will read how good the beer is from all of you.

We'll throw one back in your honor sir, thank you for your service



As far as micro brew v. German, there are great beers in both worlds I just see the craft beer world as more adventuresome and having more options.

[Jbailey]

I've had a great micro brew and I've had a horrible micro brew. There a a lot of breweries that I only like one or two beers from there are others that I like everything they make. I've had some interesting German beers I liked in the past and really like a good Belgium's!

I don't care where it's from just as long as it's good!