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[Anonymous No.11933249]

post beer that is brewed where you live at and either discuss with others if they like it or it's shit. pic related

[Anonymous No.11933261]

>>11933249
I don't have a pic of the beer, but we sell their Grateful Red beer as draft beer at the store I work at. Heard it's pretty good, I live within walking distance of the brewery, just not much of a beer drinker.

[Anonymous No.11933272]

Almanac and Fieldwork are probably my favorite breweries here

[Anonymous No.11933818]

It's liked by most people, and it's pretty much the last big brewery that is Australian made and isn't owned by some massive overseas corporation

[Anonymous No.11933821]

>>11933818
Also brewed using Cascade hops

[Anonymous No.11934943]

this stuff is everywhere here in cleveland since it's where the brewery is, but you can really only find this brand in the northeast coast. it's my favorite IPA.

[Anonymous No.11935118]

>>11934943
We get GL in the southeast as well. It’s very well regarded.

Currently drinking some local stout. It’s great.

[Anonymous No.11935219]

currently drinking pic related

[Anonymous No.11935223]

>>11935219

[Anonymous No.11935236]

im visiting frederick in a month or so

[Anonymous No.11935330]

>>11935219
How easy is it to find good breweries in Iowa, anyways?

[Anonymous No.11935392]

I bought a red ale and pale ale at a discount cause the best by date ends in 10 days, how off will they be?

[Anonymous No.11935407]

[Anonymous No.11935409]

>>11935392
Depends on the ABV. If it's something like a flanders red ale or a belgian strong pale, it wont be bad. Otherwise, will probably taste a bit stale, especially if it derives its flavor from dry hopping.

[Anonymous No.11935417]

>>11935407
Baltimore? DuClaw is mostly hit-or-miss for me, but their barleywines are excellent.

[Anonymous No.11935421]

>>11935417

DuClaw is ok. There are a lot of exciting breweries here. Flying Dog, Union, Monument, Heavy Seas.

It's a good city to drink beer.

[Anonymous No.11935440]

Terrible. I can take maybe 1 or 2. Definitely not something I would drink a 6 pack of.

You know that warm acidy/beer mixture you get when you throw up in your mouth after you've had too many that catches you by surprise but right before you hurl that shit full blast into the toilet?

That's Yee-Haw beer.

[Anonymous No.11935443]

>>11935409
bit stale ye, but not to bad actually
wholeheartedly reccomend anyone who sees a failed sales batch on sale to buy if not feeling picky about taste, still better than macros

[Anonymous No.11935478]

Completely pretentious but good lord they have some good beers

Wild Heaven and Creature Comforts as well.

[Anonymous No.11935486]

>>11935330

There are a couple good ones. Toppling Goliath and Big Grove in particular. Confluence isn't that great imo.

[Anonymous No.11935609]

No because they are my neighbors, but it's really a nice and light beer.

[Anonymous No.11935643]

>>11935236
mad every day that Flying Dog stopped distributing to my state

[Anonymous No.11935926]

When they brew to style, mostly their wheat beers, they're a solid choice. When they get creative with things like a Weizen Stout or an India Pale Atlbier, it's little shaky. Nothing ever tastes bad mind you, but some things just don't blend together for my palate.

[Anonymous No.11935944]

>>11934943
This brewery is one of the few things I miss now that I'm not in Ohio.

[Anonymous No.11936328]

This has to suffice when Hofbräu is out at Wegmans. DB is okay overall but most brews I’ve had by them so far just taste a bit watered down.

[Anonymous No.11936351]

This one's a pretty good local IPA. I'm slammin' a six pack now.

[Anonymous No.11936575]

Austin Beerworks, they make this beer here called Pearl Snap I really dig it since I love kolsch style beers which are rare here.

[Anonymous No.11936577]

>>11936328
>most brews I’ve had by them so far just taste a bit watered down.
AB-Inbev drives breweries into the ground, more news at 11.

[Anonymous No.11936578]

Eyup.

[Anonymous No.11936594]

>>11936578
the bock is decent but only when eating with BBQ imo. i also really liked their dark cherry but hated the rest of the cold front variety. the black lager and light blonde is also pretty meh.

[Anonymous No.11936620]

Pittsburgh here. Visited dancing gnome, this shit is delicious

[Anonymous No.11937793]

How close is close enough exactly?

[Anonymous No.11937919]

All of these are within walking distance of my house, a pleasure to visit the tap rooms. Dawkins is always consistently delicious.

[Anonymous No.11939034]

Currently have a fever and a wicked headache so haven't had anything to drink in a couple days

favorite brewery from my hometown though and I have one of their other beers in my fridge

>>11935330
for some reason the only Boulevard I ever see up here is the unfiltered wheat, it's good but I wish there was more variety

[Anonymous No.11939090]

It's a shitty brewery that's usually filled with unhappy parents who just come there because their kids like to play on the nearby train display

[Anonymous No.11940274]

My go to with me and the boys

[Anonymous No.11940318]

le beer city usa
Everything is bitter ass IBU war IPAs that taste like ashtrays and sadness.
One of the few I like.

[Anonymous No.11940622]

[Anonymous No.11940722]

Drinking one of these bad boys right now

[Anonymous No.11940740]

>>11933261
Dothan is a real shithole. Ross Clark Circle is full of wild negroes.

[Anonymous No.11940878]

dont really rate these unless theyre off tap
going to the brewery for lunch on the weekend

[Anonymous No.11940886]

>>11940878
these i like more but the brewery is a bit further away and doesnt have a kitchen but they get food trucks sometimes which is cool

[Anonymous No.11940890]

>>11940886
these are brewed right by nomad but i dont think they have a tap room
the ones ive had are good

[Anonymous No.11941071]

best beer within a 20 mile radius of me

[Anonymous No.11941112]

10 mins from my house

[Anonymous No.11941117]

a few blocks away

[Anonymous No.11941127]

From my hometown

[Anonymous No.11941195]

>>11940740
You're right. And none of them can drive.

[Anonymous No.11941236]

I have no idea why this is so popular. It’s in every other fridge, and I don’t even think it’s brewed here anymore

[Anonymous No.11941246]

>>11941236
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.11941260]

>>11941236
Chinamen own it now

[Anonymous No.11941864]

>>11941260
The island or the brewery?

[Anonymous No.11941894]

WAAAAAAAAAAAY too many to choose from, but I've been pleased with everything I've had from Ex Novo, so here's a recent one I had. "Puff Puff Passion Fruit Sour"

[Anonymous No.11941913]

>>11935236
>>11935118
>>11936351
>>11941112
>>11941117
Why is American beer so pathetic and Rick & Morty tier?

[Anonymous No.11941917]

>>11941894
Fucking die you faggot

[Anonymous No.11941921]

>>11933249
Local brewpub is pretty good.
Their War Paint IPA is decent, their stout is meh.
As for the state there are really too many good breweries to list.
Stone is my favorite though.

[Anonymous No.11941974]

>>11941913
Piss off, yuro

[Anonymous No.11941983]

>>11940722
how're those 31 inches treatin ya, fuckin flagbro?
Grades lookin good this semester?

[Anonymous No.11941986]

>>11941974
Take your gay little beard and vegan cat and fuck off you queer fucking queen.

[Anonymous No.11941996]

>>11941112
must be the one and only perk of life in la. parish makes great beers

(btw, ft monkish cans + saisons, iso ddh ghost in machine)

[Anonymous No.11941998]

>>11933249
Had this today, Animystic from tired hands brewing PA, 10/10.

[Anonymous No.11942017]

>>11941986
Plenty of hops already in the thread

Don’t need another bitter yuropoor shitposting

[Anonymous No.11942021]

Fitting for this thread. I like all their stuff. One of the best in the Lower Mainland.

[Anonymous No.11942073]

They make a large variety really good ales

[Anonymous No.11942097]

808 represent

[Anonymous No.11942128]

>>11935926
Ever managed to get to Shed brewery? They brew their shit in a floorless greenhouse, serve pizzas in the bar and allow dogs to run around

Most American thing I can think of desu

[Anonymous No.11942130]

>>11936578
I was a big fan of their recent ipa! You tried that yet?
PA man here myself, but keep track of Shiner ever since i passed through Texas a few years back

[Anonymous No.11942136]

Straya. Nectar of the gods. Cunt

[Anonymous No.11942140]

Pennsyltucky masterrace, although my favorite brewery is Geary’s up in Maine

[Anonymous No.11942144]

>>11942140
Sorry I’m a cunt, the name is Apiarius by Shawnee Brewery

[Anonymous No.11942145]

For me, it's Pabst Blue Ribbon. The best damn beer that's under $6 for a sixer.

[Anonymous No.11942152]

>>11935219
I wouldn't want to chew my beer.

[Anonymous No.11942187]

should try this. shitload of variety

[Anonymous No.11942188]

>>11942145
>He’s never heard of Yuengling
Only West coast ppl go out of their way to praise PBR. Midwesterners drink it because it’s cheap and they’re poor

[Anonymous No.11942191]

>>11936578
hell yeah. hit or miss on their other flavors but the regular bock or bohemian lager is my fave

[Anonymous No.11942313]

>>11942191
>Not drinking traditional English ales
I GUESS THEY NEVER MISS HUH?
YOUVE GOTTA BREWERY, I BET YOU DRINK PISS THA
ITS GONNA MAKE AN ESB AND IT WONT MISS YA

[Anonymous No.11942317]

Shiner Cheer is my favorite out of the bunch. I usually buy a few cases and ration them throughout the year until they're back in season.

[Anonymous No.11942496]

>>11941913
Same question I ask myself when I see this cringe tier packaging.

[Anonymous No.11942568]

>>11933249
Nigger i'm from frankonia, there's like 20 different breweries in a radius of 10 kilometres

[Anonymous No.11942666]

>>11933818
Reds are based

[Anonymous No.11942668]

>>11935236
it's Fredneck like redneck, not Frederick

[Anonymous No.11942674]

>>11933818
Tinnies are based, sparkling too

[Anonymous No.11942677]

5 mins away

go get yourself some beer, take a tour and then ride a rollercoaster

[Anonymous No.11942699]

>>11942188
Midwestener here. PBR has become more of the hipster/4th of july beer. We tend to drink more busch/miller lite. Yuengling is my favorite macrobrew but sadly doesn't come around these parts to often.

[Anonymous No.11942798]

>>11942128
No. Two states away isn't what I'd call close, even if they're NE states.

[Anonymous No.11942954]

>>11942313
i knew that was going to happen

[Anonymous No.11943657]

>>11941983
Snow fucking sucks my guy, I just moved up here from Phoenix. Schools going alright though

[Anonymous No.11943800]

For me it’s the champagne of beers

[Anonymous No.11943817]

>>11933249

[Anonymous No.11943818]

>>11942188
What makes Yuengling better than any other average beer?

[Anonymous No.11943828]

>>11942677
The nugget nectar they make this time of year is so good. I get it whenever I see it.

[Anonymous No.11943927]

>>11941986
Photos of facist Ultras is not worksite? Laughing out loud at the state of left antifa America.

[Anonymous No.11944210]

>>11943818
Affordability to taste ratio
They also make porter, golden ale, and british bitter all for the same price

They’re also America’s oldest independently run brewery

[Anonymous No.11944253]

Some of the best sour beers I have ever tasted.

Denver has way too many breweries to say Black Project is my favorite. There are certain breweries I go to for IPAs (Joyride), German style (Bierstadt, Seedstock), stouts (Locavore, Hogshead), and pretty much every brewery is putting out awesome lagers and pilsners and blondes over the past year.

[Anonymous No.11944332]

>>11944210
I was in PA last year. Really liked the Yuengling lager - good, smooth, flavorful lager.

[Anonymous No.11944347]

Heady Topper

[Anonymous No.11944354]

I wish the west coast would fucking stop with all the god damned IPAs

[Anonymous No.11944566]

>>11944354
IPAs and stouts are about all I drink

[Anonymous No.11944671]

>>11944566
I'll bite, why?

[Anonymous No.11944731]

>>11944671
I’m not very versed so there’s probably some words to explain it but I just tend towards the taste of those

A-And I like the color

[Anonymous No.11944778]

>>11944731
Branch out, anon; there's tons of other styles, and bastardizations of those styles, out there.
Next time you're at a beer bar, grab an Extra Special Bitter, a barleywine, a weissebier, or a sour. One beer or even one flight won't break the bank; and it might give you a new steady.

[Anonymous No.11944783]

Just about anything from Russian River Brewery in California.

[Anonymous No.11944789]

>>11944778
Wots a good widely available sour

[Anonymous No.11944794]

[Anonymous No.11944833]

>>11944789
>widely available
See if anything claims to be in the style of a flander's red. Lambics and Gueze are sour, but not only sour. Belinerweisse style as well.

[Anonymous No.11944837]

>>11944833
My market collects local stuff, I’ll stop by and see if anything matches that description

[Anonymous No.11944848]

>>11933249
It's good shit and it's the #2 best selling local brew, with only faggot Wild Rose beating it

[Anonymous No.11944868]

>>11944671
Shit taste

[Anonymous No.11944891]

>>11944868
Ewe

[Anonymous No.11944897]

This is just some of a taste of Connecticut.

[Anonymous No.11944932]

>>11944868
Both IPAs and stouts are tasty, anon. Neither, mind you, should be one's only beer.

[Anonymous No.11944968]

I came to discover that it's possible and, in fact, very easy for American Breweries to fuck up Hefeweizens. Some fucking soibois can't let the fucking hoppy meme go for two seconds and make a decent beer.
Dieses Bier wird von einem Mann aus Bayern gemacht und es schmeckt mir sehr toll.

[Anonymous No.11944990]

[Anonymous No.11945008]

>>11944968
After decades of bland megabrews we just can't be trusted with the keys to the hop room.
There are people making Weissbier to style, anon. They just don't get tons of free advertising.

[Anonymous No.11945041]

>>11945008
The beer I posted is proper, I should have probably made that clear.
It's very good stuff.

[Anonymous No.11945173]

>>11933249
Brewed right down the street from me

[Anonymous No.11945251]

>>11945173
Oddly satisfying packaging, those niggas

[Anonymous No.11945303]

[Anonymous No.11945375]

>>11935330
hello midwest brother. what would you suggest i get from boulevard? i usually get tank 7 i need to branch out

[Anonymous No.11945410]

Shit's delicious.

[Anonymous No.11945422]

>>11945173
this makes me wish DHARMA beer was real even more than I usually do

[Anonymous No.11945462]

>>11933818
Pale is pretty average, but the sparkling and stout are based

[Anonymous No.11945467]

>>11940878
their beers are just too expensive

[Anonymous No.11945474]

recently got bought out be coca-cola
although their beers have not dropped in quality yet

[Anonymous No.11945477]

Honestly, it sucks. Gives me a hangover after one beer, has an aftertaste of aluminum.

[Anonymous No.11945560]

>>11945477
>All seeing IPA

Okay I might be a pleb but I really dig that pun

[Anonymous No.11945566]

Probably dumb question, but why does beer on tap at bars taste so much better than beer at home? I try buying cans/bottles of beer and pouring them in a glass, but it just never tastes the same. Is a tap really the essential element, or am I pouring/storing wrong?

[Anonymous No.11945572]

>>11944210
>>11944332
What I love about Yuengling is that its a very smooth, "regular" beer but at the same time it tastes distinctly American. Yuengling is like the USA's version of classic pub beers

[Anonymous No.11945590]

>>11945560
well go ahead an steal it because I doubt they'll be around much longer.

[Anonymous No.11945601]

>>11945566
it's probably just freshness my dude

[Anonymous No.11945616]

>>11945590
they business tanking too?

[Anonymous No.11945624]

>>11945616
I have no idea but I always see it at beer distributers around here not being sold. It's really common for a lot of them to leave shit on the shelves well past expiration so that might be why it's so bad when I've tried it. I'm in PA so "lager" is synonymous with Yuengling.

[Anonymous No.11945630]

>>11945566
Fresher is usually better than older.
A bar that gives a damn keeps everything between the keg and the tap super clean.
Temperature matters a lot. Some beers are meant to be poured cold and served cold, others are meant to be served warm.

[Anonymous No.11945637]

>>11945566
Someone could probably bullshit up some chemistry or engineering babble but I'll tell you it's probably psychological

You like a beer more when it's poured out by someone else and served fancy like at a bar

Now soda on the other hand is objectively scientifically proven to be better in a glass out of a gun rather than bottles or cans

[Anonymous No.11945643]

>>11945630
This. Fresh Miller lite actually has a good flavor. Fresh. Yuengling is fantastic, It's like herbal and very slightly bitter but when you order it at a shit bar it just tastes like wet bread.

[Anonymous No.11945674]

>>11935219
I've never had confluence, although I just moved to Iowa about a year ago. I strongly prefer Exile's Ruthie and GG Dunkel

[Anonymous No.11945688]

If anyone lives in PA, what is Victory's best beer?

[Anonymous No.11945695]

>>11945688

Prima pils for me. Best regularly available pils.

[Anonymous No.11945697]

>>11933818
knocked a carton of this shit back in one sitting a month ago and woke up in the bath

[Anonymous No.11945717]

>>11945688
Home Grown is really nice.

[Anonymous No.11945977]

>>11940274
Why can't I have this at the grocery store instead of 25 different kinds of IPAs? I'm beyond ready for the IPA fad to fuck off.

[Anonymous No.11946325]

There's this.
One of my preferred beers even I'd it's not quite the same as it used to be.

[Anonymous No.11947195]

think I may have gotten addicted to alcohol via tasty craft brews

please give advice I have fitness goals

[Anonymous No.11947197]

>>11946325
My mom used to drink this a lot.

[Anonymous No.11947214]

>>11947195
Buy fewer and more expensive and higher quality beers. Then only drink them in company with others.

[Anonymous No.11947220]

This is from a brewery ~20 miles away, which is fairly close considering it's mostly villages around here and not a lot of straight roads leading from one point to another.
I tried 3 of them and this is how I liked them:
Vulkan Pils > Vulkan Dunkles > Vulkan Pale Ale

[Anonymous No.11947224]

>>11946325
New Belgium is like the most mainstream Colorado crafter beer. It’s still pretty good though I guess

>>11947195
Drink less exercise more fatboy

[Anonymous No.11947232]

>>11945717
Gonna second this, home grown is a great go-to.

[Anonymous No.11947251]

>>11933249
Ziegenbock is a shitty ripoff of Shiner, which is a mediocre beer at best.

[Anonymous No.11947348]

>>11946325
this stuff is pretty good

[Anonymous No.11947618]

>>11941127
Based El Segundo
You coming out to Monkish this morning? Already 150 heads here for the Other Half collab cans.

[Anonymous No.11947625]

>>11947618
Today's Monkish cans

[Anonymous No.11947632]

>>11946325
Yeah everyone else already said it, but it's not bad. I usually buy it for parties though, it's a safe choice but doesn't say "I'm just buying beer because I have to"

This stuff is pretty good though, on the topic of fat tire

[Anonymous No.11947640]

>>11947632
but we have a lot of good stuff floating around in Colorado. This is one of my favorites

fuck off we're full btw

[Anonymous No.11947693]

clear out, hipster faggots

[Anonymous No.11947737]

[Anonymous No.11947747]

>>11947737
pecan porter?

[Anonymous No.11947771]

>>11947747
yep

[Anonymous No.11947803]

>>11947771
good stuff. i travel between AUS and HOU frequently and have a hard time finding anything better than pic related

[Anonymous No.11947831]

>>11933249
Superior Texas Bock coming thru

[Anonymous No.11947836]

>>11947831
>""""""""""Bock""""""""""

[Anonymous No.11947837]

Good stuff but not many stores in my area have it, I always go to the brewery when I'm on vacation

[Anonymous No.11947848]

>>11934943
Man, this just reminds me of how shitty Us naval history is. None of the cool ass empire-type shit that European navies did.

[Anonymous No.11947856]

>>11944210
I buy yuengling all the time but lately I've been going for pic related, it's good and for some reason it's cheaper than yuengling and I'm in North NJ

[Anonymous No.11947930]

I can only find it at a ski area bar though

[Anonymous No.11947959]

>>11947930
I have seen it a time or two in a liquor store since easy street is a main

[Anonymous No.11947981]

>>11941913
America has like 7500 breweries, most making 20-50 different labels in a year, and new ones every year. Getting mad at cherry picked labels is pretty dumb shit to begin with, but then throwing in the reddit says Rick and Morty is bad now so I do to meme? Why are you even here? What do you want labels to look like, and why do you think Americans are worse at making labels?

[Anonymous No.11948019]

>>11941913
>ralph steadman
>rick & morty tier

[Anonymous No.11948039]

This brewery is like 15 minutes from my house, I still need to visit the place in person though

[Anonymous No.11948098]

This place was doing NE style before it became a giant fad and they're still the best out here.

[Anonymous No.11948255]

>>11947959
>Myrcenary is like 20 bucks for a sixer box

[Anonymous No.11948573]

I can drink this moo moo juice like water

[Anonymous No.11948843]

They make some of the nastiest vodka you'll ever taste too

[Anonymous No.11948869]

>>11941913
Don't blame us, hipster arthouse labels are just a staple of IPAs. Drink it or fuck off.

[Anonymous No.11948986]

Daily reminder that IPA's are fucking trash.

[Anonymous No.11948995]

>>11942317
I tried the smores and thought it was almost as big as of a joke as Oldstyle Oktoberfest, the cheer wasn't much better. Big fan of the Bock though.

[Anonymous No.11949001]

>>11948986
nah, they are good

[Anonymous No.11949014]

>>11949001
>Bitter dry dog ass
>Described as flavorful
>Thinking drinking something that tastes like shit will put hair on your chest.
Also Spotted Cow is over rated trash

[Anonymous No.11949017]

>>11935926
Gneiss has never let me down like most other breweries have.
Bissel Brothers, Liquid Riot, and Maine Brewing are also quite good locals. Fuck Orono Brewing Company's beers though, they all taste like soap water. Weak soap water.

[Anonymous No.11949025]

>>11949014
Some really good IPA is made in Leinies territory up north

Also, spotted cow is nothing special but I would take it over a macro lager 100% of the time. There is literally no situation that spotted cow does not do better than Leinies. Spotted Cow is probably the best beer in the country that gets sales that hig in any single state

[Anonymous No.11949026]

>>11948986
is that a fucking pils or a lager?
stick to cream soda buddy

[Anonymous No.11949030]

>>11949026
>is that a fucking pils or a lager
um, pils is lager

[Anonymous No.11949044]

>>11949025
Leinies is affordable and dependable making it the Yuengling of the Midwest and by far the "best " beer. If we're talking international Pilsner Urquell wins for those same reasons.

[Anonymous No.11949049]

>>11949044
Spotted Cow is affordable and dependable. Its the Yuengling of Wisconsin but actually good

[Anonymous No.11949051]

>>11949030
pils generally refers to a german or czech style with higher hop concentrations while just lager is used for american styled beers with greater (corn or rice) grain content

both arent very great

[Anonymous No.11949057]

>>11949049
>Charging 10.99 a sixer to dumb Minnesotans and FIBS
>Affordable
You fell for the meme

[Anonymous No.11949059]

>>11949044
>it the Yuengling of the Midwest
no one outside the far rural north of the midwest gives a shit about Leinies. Its mostly just famous for sugar bombs for moms like Summer Shandy.
It is genuinely not treated at all like Yuengling is, probably because people in the upper midwest actual drink good beer unlike in most places where Yuengling is popular

[Anonymous No.11949064]

>>11949051
Pils is lager not all lager is pils, the naming convention you are speaking of is more of an England thing, the American macros evolved from Pilsner and have marketed themselves as such for a long time

[Anonymous No.11949067]

>>11949057
Dude Spotted Cow doesn't cost $11 for a six pack, its usually like $7.50, and they sell it in cases for cheaper rates.

[Anonymous No.11949075]

For me, its the Alaskan Amber

[Anonymous No.11949083]

>>11949067
Have to admit haven't seen that and I haven't seen that since I'm a FIB myself and am generally in areas where FIBS go up north. My experience is different.
>>11949059
Will concede that most of their other beers outside of Honeyweiss are Mediocre to Horrible.

[Anonymous No.11949132]

>>11949083
I live in Wisconsin, I imagine its a bit more expensive right on the border as a lot of people come up and buy it at the first stop (if you are coming from Chicago just drive a few extra miles to the Woodmans in Kenosha rather than one of the tourist traps on the border). In Wisconsin especially amongst non elderly people Spotted Cow is treated as the base tier beer everyone will be happy with, really old people still prefer Miller Light. Note that Spotted Cow outsells Bud Light in Wisconsin, the only state where a craft beer does that. Leinies lager really isn't that popular, its around, but their other stuff is marketed harder and more common (and not even that cheap). In the southern parts of the state where all the population is I would say High Life and PBR both being local beers originally are more common in the cheap macro beer that isn't a "light" beer category, I think Leinies lager is more popular up north in summer vacation territory though

[Anonymous No.11949144]

>>11949132
I understand Leinies original isn't necessarily popular. The Gas station where we bought beer near Tomohawk stocked 24s specifically for him (nobody else bought it).

[Anonymous No.11949154]

>>11949144
>I understand Leinies original isn't necessarily popular.
Oh, I was responding to calling it the "Yuengling of the midwest". To me Yuengling means shitty ass beer that locals consider to be good and love for some reason

[Anonymous No.11949917]

>>11945467
yeah im with u on that and like i said i dont really rate them unless off tap
for me its nomad or 4 pines

[Anonymous No.11950622]

beer noob here. not brewed around me but this is what im drinking tonight.

[Anonymous No.11950710]

>>11933249

[Anonymous No.11950733]

>>11950710
looks good. what's it taste like?

[Anonymous No.11950987]

>>11950733
nice. goes down smooth and you taste the honey and a hint of spice in the aftertaste

[Anonymous No.11950992]

>>11950733
gunpowder

[Anonymous No.11951001]

>>11950987
damn you sound gay as fuck

[Anonymous No.11951023]

>>11951001
pls don't tell anyone

[Anonymous No.11951328]

>>11951001
No u

[Anonymous No.11951352]

There are 5 or 6 craft breweries and brewpubs within walking distance (if you like long walks that is) but this is the closest one I've tried because their stuff is actually in the liquor store as well. It's all right.

Just found out about this place though, and I might walk out there tomorrow before the storm to pick up a couple because it looks interesting.
https://godspeedbrewery.com/bottle-shop-1
Founded by the guy from Dieu du Ciel in Montreal (which is my favourite beer but hard to find in Ontario), so I have high hopes.

[Anonymous No.11951730]

>>11942317
FUCK I wish they'd bring back Wild Hare, now that was a great pale ale.

>>11947803
Came here to post St Arnold, favorites are their original Amber Ale, Christmas Ale, and Summer Pils. Hope you enjoyed your time in Htown bro.
>almost Summertime
>another sweaty jungle summer in the ghetto on the bayou

>>11947831
Too damn sweet

[Anonymous No.11951908]

For me, it’s the Frydelund.

[Anonymous No.11952565]

>>11949051
Lager only refers to the beer being bottom fermented. Pilsner is undoubtedly a lager and so are many other different styles. It's better to refer to it like 'pale macro lager' or 'euro lager' or something like that

[Anonymous No.11952631]

>>11952565
fair

[Anonymous No.11954008]

>>11942666
>>11942674
>>11945462
based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.11954371]

Capefag here. We have a fuckton of breweries around here but Mayflower is still king.

[Anonymous No.11954709]

>>11945566
Keep in mind some beer recipes are different on tap. For example Sierra Nevada Pale is 5.6% in bottle but 5% on draft.
>>11946325
I agree the taste has changed and not for the better. Still >>11947348
is fucking great.
>>11948986
based! fuck IPAs

[Anonymous No.11955095]

>>11935219
ayy dsm represent

[Anonymous No.11955112]

>>11935236
edgier than a fucking katana

>>11935330
MN, WI, and MI kick our fucking asses. they have a way higher population anyways so whatever