What beers are you enjoying?

[Bill86]

Dogfish Head Punkin ale, last 12oz good stuff.

[GTS21]

A couple Troegs Mad Elfs last night on tap. Good stuff.

[sobranie10]

Founders Breakfest Stout very good

[Jbailey]

A Irish ale on Nitro at the Great Dane.

[ODLS1]

DFH Squall.

Excellent.

[Matt-N-Ga]

Sweetwater Festive 10, and Southern Tier Oatmeal stout. consider it market research, since awsmith4 and I are now officially getting into homebrew!!!!!!

[ODLS1]

I heard. It's probably the best hobby I've found. It's enjoyable, and saves money, compared to every other hobby. I know there are some other homebrewers here, but feel free to ask any questions. I'd be glad to help. I'm sending awsmith a few of mine here soon. All I really have right now is some nice session beers. It will be awhile before I can brew a bunch of my bigger awesome beers. My FES and IPA are awesome. 35 gallons (6 beers on tap) was consumed at my house on halloween, all homebrew. It was awesome.

Enjoying a 2009 Brooklyn Monster Barleywine. Very nice.

[rrplasencia]

dofgish the obroma

[b0rderman]

had a ten fiddy before breakfast yesterday after getting a good 3 hours of sleep on a couch, all of that seemed like a good idea at the time.

[awsmith4]

Originally Posted by b0rderman

had a ten fiddy before breakfast yesterday after getting a good 3 hours of sleep on a couch, all of that seemed like a good idea at the time.

I had a FBS one morning not too long ago, it said Breakfast' on it and who am I to ignore a beer label.

[awsmith4]

DFH Squall, this stuff is good!

[Bill86]

Originally Posted by b0rderman

had a ten fiddy before breakfast yesterday after getting a good 3 hours of sleep on a couch, all of that seemed like a good idea at the time.

yea that's a little heavy for breakfast no? They are tasty though

Originally Posted by awsmith4

I had a FBS one morning not too long ago, it said Breakfast' on it and who am I to ignore a beer label.

Possibly the best point I've seen made in ages. That sounds like something I would say.

[b0rderman]

I appreciate the support.

DFH Saison du Buff, I think my favorite of the 3 du Buffs

[icehog3]

Boddingtons after hockey.

The new Alexander Keith's Harvest Ale is pretty decent. Worth a try at least, but nothing majorly different from their regular ale.

[BlackDog]

I had a couple Great Lakes Christmas Ales last night. Normally I'm not too fond of "winter warmers," but this was just outstanding, like Gramma's holiday spice cookies in a bottle. Ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, molasses. Yum.

[b0rderman]

another delicious sounding beer I cannot get here

[Sauer Grapes]

Originally Posted by BlackDog

I had a couple Great Lakes Christmas Ales last night. Normally I'm not too fond of "winter warmers," but this was just outstanding, like Gramma's holiday spice cookies in a bottle. Ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, molasses. Yum.

Had this for the first time in like five years recently. I wasn't impressed. I used to like it, so I don't know if the recipe changed or if I did. Most likely I did.

I'm actually going to just give the rest of the sixer away.

[awsmith4]

Started with Pisgah Vortex II and finished with Ska Brewing Nefarious Ten Pin.

Although there was some 1792 and Rip Van Winkle 10yr in between

[potlimit]

Stone Vert 10... Honestly, I think they're right when they suggest drinking after the future date. Tastes pretty good, but there's definitely something I can't put my finger on that's kind of, not right. IMO of course.

Had Stone IPA last night and I thought it was excellent. I followed DFH 90 with it and I thought it was far better.