/beer/

[Anonymous No.11210893]

aren't beer threads a thing anymore on this board ?

[Anonymous No.11210938]

they are, once in a while. there's an intersection with al/ck/ though and the mods were being nazis about al/ck/

[Anonymous No.11210959]

>>11210893
I wish I could find this. The bar I go to kicked it recently, and I'm never going to find it now that I'm back in P.A.

[Anonymous No.11210970]

>>11210959
best gose I know is pic related, but I have vey limited access to US stuff since I live in Europe

[Anonymous No.11211289]

If you guys ever can check out German beer give Alpirsbacher a try, it's so good

[Anonymous No.11211320]

for me it's this

[Anonymous No.11211339]

This is actually pretty good

[Anonymous No.11211466]

>>11211339
it tastes like beer flavored soda

not necessarily in a bad way

[Anonymous No.11211482]

>>11211466
It tastes like a pretty good octoberfest desu senpai.

[Anonymous No.11211523]

>>11211466
Idk its one of the few non sweet American Oktoberfests. That and sierra nevada are good this year

[Anonymous No.11211642]

>>11211523
If you're in the upper midwest, I'd recommend Summit's Oktoberfest

[Anonymous No.11212030]

>>11210893
They were replaced by Gordon Ramsay roleplay erotica

[Anonymous No.11212187]

a friend sent me these

[Anonymous No.11212457]

>>11212187
all of these are OK, Westmalle being the best by far

[Anonymous No.11212487]

Guys, what is the best Czech beer? I will be going there next week and need to know what to look for

[Anonymous No.11212491]

Fuller's London Porter is much better than I expected
Wish they sold them in the supermarkets here instead of only the local Belgian ones none lf which are porter or stout :(

[Anonymous No.11212497]

>>11211523
Reminder that many American craft brewer Oktoberfest beers are more traditional and better than the beer now sold at Oktoberfest which were lightened and flavored down considerably in the last 50 years

[Anonymous No.11212502]

>>11212497
Okay. I still dont like how sweet a lot of American ones are

[Anonymous No.11212508]

>>11212502
I'm not saying you should like it, I just think it is an interesting fact

[Anonymous No.11212560]

>>11212508
Idk if it's a fact, but even if it is, being more traditional doesnt make something better

[Anonymous No.11212582]

>>11212560
yeah, better or worse wasn't my point, I just find the fact that American craft brewers are reviving or restoring classic beer styles interesting. I am definitely not here to tell you what to like, just talking about beer

[Anonymous No.11212598]

>>11212582
I've seen a surge of traditional eastern european and nordic beer recipes near me lately that have been super interesting. It turned me on to gratzer beers. It's like a meal in a glass. The traditional nordic stuff has been, strange. I dont even remember one of them but its filtered through some type of tree? Idk

[Anonymous No.11212602]

>>11212582
Oh and sorry if I came off like an ass. I get sick of americans proclaiming how great their beer is instead of actually talking about it

[Anonymous No.11212615]

>>11212598
had this nordic style one the other day, was pretty good

[Anonymous No.11213137]

>>11212615
>new glarus
Hey, fellow WI bro

[Anonymous No.11213600]

>>11212187
>Westmalle
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trappist_beer
It's no Barleywine Style Ale, but it's the next best thing without a doubt.

[Anonymous No.11213641]

>>11211339
MAfag here. Sam October is a staple and, at this point, a tradition.
If you go a full football season without drinking one of these, there's a tax penalty, plus some guy shows up and pisses on your back door.

[Anonymous No.11213665]

Are sours actually good? I've only had this one and it has an aftertaste of vomit. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.11213721]

>>11213665
Two good, relatively easy to find sours are Rodenbach and Lindeman's Grand Cru Oude Gueuze Cuvée René. If you don't like these, you don't like sours. Sours aren't for everyone.

[Anonymous No.11213729]

>IPAs
>yes, all of them

[Anonymous No.11213735]

>>11213721
>if you dont like this sugar water you don't like traditionally made beer

[Anonymous No.11213740]

>>11213721
>Lindeman's Grand Cru Oude Gueuze Cuvée René
i'll second the shit outta this
also will agree, sours are not an acquired taste. you either love or hate them immediately.

[Anonymous No.11213749]

>>11213735
What?

[Anonymous No.11213859]

>>11213740
Eh, when I first tried sours I was indifferent to them, but really love them now. You can definitely acquire the taste, as with anything.

Btw every try dry-hopped sours?

[Anonymous No.11213908]

>>11213735
If you're equating Lindemans Grand Cru Oude Gueuze Cuvée René with Lindemans overly-sweet fruit lambics, stop that. It's wrong.
Also, Lindemans Oude Kriek Cuvée René is amazing and nothing like their typical overly sweet fruit lambics. It's tart as fuck and absolutely fuckwin.

[Anonymous No.11213915]

>>11213859
>Btw every try dry-hopped sours?
I've had one and while I liked it, I definitely prefer my sours without a hoppy flavor. I'm not a big hops guy.

[Anonymous No.11214022]

>>11213859
>Btw every try dry-hopped sours?
Yeah, I like the ones I've tried.

[Anonymous No.11214405]

>>11213735
>oude
>sugar

[Anonymous No.11214931]

>>11213859
I have and cant stand the aftertaste the hops give a sour. I'm not even sure how to explain it. It's like stale, bitter funk. It's been there with every hopped sour I've tried too