/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Pretty balanced, strong hop aroma. Breddy good

Big fan of sours here
Just had pic related last night.
It was decent, not as good as i was hoping. Probably wouldnt buy it, as i got it as a bday gift and was told it was ~18$ for a 12oz.

Ive heard that their Framboise de Amorosa is excellent though, havent been able to find it though.

Americans take other countries beer and makes it better. Pic related.

Cheap grocery store brand IPA.

he drinks Coors light all the time but his favorite is probably Killians Red

>>5616746
try shock top shandys. its light on alcohol which is good if you dont have a tolerance yet, and its literally a mixture of a lager and lemonade. i have friends that dont like beer but swear by it. also, its great alongside most summer foods

BMC beer isn't bad. they specialize in being bland as hell . If you think rolling rock (which tastes like fizzy, slightly malty, water) is the worst beer ever then you haven't lived

Worst beers I've had are beers by smaller manufacturers who have really fucked things up.

>hebridean brewing companies "berserker". smelt like rotten fruit, tasted like spoiled meat couldn't finish the bottle.... only time thats ever happened

Alright fellas, beer is just about cool enough. Should I drink it straight out of the can it was born in? Or get fancy and pour it in my mug?

Hello /ck/,

I recently turned 21, I apparently very naive, and I was wondering do people drink alcohol more for the taste or more for the effects?

Would you drink a beer that is non-alcoholic, but tasted exactly the same as your favorite beer?

Thanks

It's alright.

So, I work as a cashier at a grocery store. Someone comes through my line. All he's buying is six-packs of Coors or some shit and a few big cans of Foster's Premium Ale. I ask him how it compares to the regular Foster's. He says "well, it has a lot higher alcohol content because it's ale instead of beer."

>Lord give me strength.

"Oh," I say, "I thought ale didn't refer to alcohol content. I thought ale and lager mainly referred to brewing temperature."

The jackass continues to inform me that ale has more alcohol content than beer, and even says "there's beer, then there's lager, then there's ale which is the highest alcohol content."

>raging at how fucking wrong this shithead is but have to stay friendly because it's my job

He also claimed he knew all this sage fucking wisdom from "years of living in Germany and touring breweries."

Anyone else have any good stories of people saying dumb shit about beer?


also, mfw when the captcha for this post contained the word "wheat"

>>4061078
here here!

stuck in love with IPA's though, nothing like a good 60 minute after a hard day

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13307/67734