Beer thread

[Anonymous No.15878554]

What's your favorite beer style and why?
Which would you say is superior?
Any fav brands?

[Anonymous No.15878628]

>>15878554
cja9acj

[Anonymous No.15879024]

>>15878554
IPA and Trappist Ales (dubbel, Tripel, Quadrupel). IPA is easily available and strong, and I like the malty flavor of Trappist Ales. Voodoo Ranger 9% IPA is my go to at the moment, New Belgium Trippel if I want to be fancy. Though I'll go with a witbier if I want something weaker.

t. Alcoholic who looks at ABV first but doesn't want to get swill

[Anonymous No.15879044]

>>15878554
That picture is sexualising a very young woman and deliberately positions her in a vulnerable scenario to play into men's submission and dominance fetishism. Disgusting cis shit.

[Anonymous No.15879067]

>>15879044
>submission and dominance fetishism
Who's who in this scenario?

[Anonymous No.15879073]

>>15879067
All cis men. Read the studies dum dum.

[Anonymous No.15880148]

Not sure what my favorite is but right now I've got a thing for lagers

[Anonymous No.15880238]

>>15878554
>What's your favorite beer style and why?
Favourite beer style is a Flanders Red. They're malty, sour and full of character.

>Which would you say is superior?
I just don't believe in this. I'm glad we don't all like the same beers or the sticker prices would be even more insane

>Any fav brands?

Brouwerij de Ranke (XX bitter is the perfect beer), Wild Beer Co, Brew York (Tonkoko stout series is delightful), Stillwater's pale ales are crisp and clean.

Basically, buy Belgian for anything sour, buy English for Stouts and for everything else, buy as local and fresh as possible.

[Anonymous No.15880268]

Been really digging Deya, Verdant, and Polly's Brew this year so far. Cloudwater too, though they've not been very innovative so far (not that Polly's have ever been either, but they're local to me)

[Anonymous No.15880409]

>>15879044
That young woman is actually a 500 year old Elf who's seen the rise and fall of empires. Who is vulnerable now, Manling?

[Anonymous No.15882121]

>>15878554
99% chance that's a futa elf

[Anonymous No.15882155]

>>15879024
I just tried New Belgium's Tripel again for the first time in about 8 years since you can get it in grocery stores now. 10% might be too much for me because a 6 pack knocked me on my ass, blackout drunk (I also had 2 tallboys of 8% apple cider). It tasted great though, nice crisp wheat flavor with notes of honey

[Anonymous No.15882166]

My favorite style is the Geuze. My second favorite is a slightly boozy weizenbock. On third place I put the Irish Dry Stout. A honorary mention to the Pilsner because you can't go wrong with a good pilsner, neither can you replace it with anything else.

[Anonymous No.15882198]

>>15878554
she's so fkin hot...

[Anonymous No.15882688]

>>15882155
Ah yes, the alcoholic who convinces himself it's for taste

[Anonymous No.15883290]

>>15882688
Well you got to put down the first few without puking before you stop caring about the taste.

[Anonymous No.15883770]

>>15878554
idk, I like most styles of beer
I would say imperial stouts, quadrupels and barley wines are superior if you're looking for something complex and flavorful for slow sipping. the best style on average though would probably have to be hefeweizens - I've had a bad one like maybe once in my life, they're almost always good

[Anonymous No.15883780]

>>15882198
built for triple negra

[Anonymous No.15883835]

>>15883290
Or just cut back

[Anonymous No.15883942]

>>15883770
>quadrupels
Theoretically, what's the end point of this arms race? How long until we get quinduppels?

[Anonymous No.15884101]

>>15878554
I prefer stouts - the darker and more motor oil-like the better. Pic related is a great starting point for the style.

[Anonymous No.15884207]

>>15878554
why does the mascot look like a character from a sex game

[Anonymous No.15884265]

>>15883942
Never. I think they have an abv cut off for beer in most places

[Anonymous No.15884543]

>>15878554
>What's your favorite beer style and why?
High Gravity.
>Any fav brands?
Natty Daddy of course.

[Anonymous No.15884648]

>>15884265
>legal laws are physical limits
How about in a non-cucked country/state?

[Anonymous No.15884689]

I dislike double and triple IPAs, imperial stouts, anything with lactose

Don't drink enough quads and barleywines to comment, but I avoid those too

I like some sours but they're not something you can drink many of

Also dislike most American lagers

Beer should be between 5 and 8% abv

[Anonymous No.15884698]

Drinking my fave weeb beer right now. Refreshing as fuck

[Anonymous No.15884712]

>>15878554
Kinda late to the thread, but I'm a Stout Guy. Love the Milk Stout. Sweet and heavy. Friends give me strange looks when I tell them Guinness is a light beer. :D I also love Dubbels, Tripels and Quadrupels. Ciders are pretty good too. I like the sweet stuff. I've got a few preferred beers (most local to DFW whre I'm at) but some close by like Prairie. If it's in the double digits ABV wise it's in my range. The lightest beer I consider my "normal" regular is 11.4 ABV and that's a good start. 14 ABV is about the average of the beers I like. Not a requirement, just somehow it works out that way.

[Anonymous No.15884901]

>>15884712
> :D
Is this a pasta?

[Anonymous No.15885190]

>>15878554
Irish Red Ale or Schwarzbier
Or pretty much anything that is the polar opposite of soyPAs and their fagget drinkers

[Anonymous No.15885515]

Just tried the new Goose Island 10% IPA. Tastes pretty good.

[Anonymous No.15885570]

>>15878554
I only drink wine. Because I'm not a buffoon.

God you are so beneath me.

[Anonymous No.15885762]

>>15885570
Which wine do you like?

[Anonymous No.15885775]

My fav

[Anonymous No.15885778]

>>15885775
>just go weeb and you'll never go wrong
When is this not true?

[Anonymous No.15885809]

damn ipa over saturation! give me a damn porter

[Anonymous No.15885904]

>>15883770
>hefeweizens - I've had a bad one like maybe once in my life, they're almost always good

Never thought about it this way but very true, you almost never get a bad one

[Anonymous No.15885921]

>>15883942
>>15884265

Brewdog and Schorschbrau together brewed this Eisbock which is 57.8%

[Anonymous No.15886002]

BEER GOES INTO THE TRASH It is Garbage to me.

Now a Red wine, White wine, Or some Liquor thats more my style.

Enjoy your piss stinking, drink.

[Anonymous No.15886118]

>>15886002
If you like wine try Belgian "sours" certain styles are revered for their wine like qualities which might be more to your taste

[Anonymous No.15886369]

I'd say my favourite overall styles are oatmeal stouts and Belgian quads. I don't think I've ever had a bad beer in either category. However I'll pretty much drink any style aside from overly fruity sours.

[Anonymous No.15886768]

>>15885775
gay

[Anonymous No.15886809]

>>15886002
this meme poster. Larping go back to /out/

[Anonymous No.15886974]

>>15884648
If you live in a place with a government you're cucked

[Anonymous No.15886978]

>>15885921
I would not consider this beer, personally. Same with that other 50 or 60% shit out there. My cut off is 18%, but that's just me

[Anonymous No.15887013]

>>15885775
my fellow bc troglodyte
i feel like fuggles has been going downhill in the last couple years, QC hasnt been tops.

[Anonymous No.15887069]

>>15885809
This and their imperial stout are better than their oatmeal stout. Never got the undying praise that beer gets desu

[Anonymous No.15887156]

>>15882121
>a futa elf
You don't say.......

[Anonymous No.15887979]

>>15884698
I did a tour of their factory back in 2012. I got drunk af because the tour was at 1000, you got two beer tickets, no one wanted their second beer. Me being the college guy I was couldn't fathom wasting /free/ beer. So in the course of an hour I killed something like 12 beers, that's an average of a beer every 5 minutes. Luckily the tour bus had bathrooms and karaoke, so I was set.

[Anonymous No.15888045]

Not my absolute favorite, but it's the best thing I can buy locally. So fucking good.

[Anonymous No.15888672]

>>15879073
go dialate with that weak ass bait. you will always have a Y chromosome

[Anonymous No.15888937]

>>15886978
I mean it's certainly not a session beer but it absolutely is beer despite your special little mysterious criteria

[Anonymous No.15889003]

Had this at a restaurant yesterday and it was great. Usually milk stouts are too sweet for my taste but this was a perfect dessert beer, and the nitro aspect made it taste light even though it was pretty boozy.

[Anonymous No.15889011]

>>15882155
If you're drinking to get drunk why not have one or two nice beers then switch to liquor or shit beer? It's got to get expensive crushing sixpacks of fancy Belgians

[Anonymous No.15889027]

>>15885921
By the nine
How are you even supposed to drink that without getting trashed? Crack it open at a a party and everyone has a little snifter?

[Anonymous No.15889498]

I'm a total pleb when it comes to beer but I picked this up recently and liked it a fair bit; wasn't expecting such a prominent citric pucker. Any brewski suggestions for someone in the US more used to wine (and tea)?

[Anonymous No.15889536]

>>15885775
Is there any chance of getting these in america?

[Anonymous No.15889702]

Sierra Nevada Torpedo is a quick and dirty choice for me, but if I'm wanting something a little tastier and not just for the alcohol Delirium Tremens and Nocturnum are top tier
I'm also getting into brewing my own stuff with the idea that eventually I can just stop having to buy beer altogether, although I'm still on gallon batches and I've only got one keg, so typically it'll be one batch a month or so
It's surprisingly fun and actually pretty easy, there's usually a real nice thread over at >>>/diy/hbg

[Anonymous No.15890163]

picked this up. been really enjoying it

[Anonymous No.15890188]

>>15878554
I used to be a snob. Did the whole all-grain brewing and everything. Won a couple awards. Grew so tired of it all. Nowadays, at the bar, it's:
1. Something I haven't tried
2. Whatever's on special
3. Yuengling
I don't buy beer for my house any more unless I'm expecting company, in which case it's a mix-pack made by a local brewery.

[Anonymous No.15890224]

>>15889498
This Kasteel stuff's fantastic. Otherwise, start looking at lambic / framboise type stuff, or stick with sours. Sours were really big the past couple years, there are probably a few good ones that have become brewery mainstays.

[Anonymous No.15891576]

>>15889011
This anon knows how to drink. Let's be honest, by the time you hit your 4th beer you're not really tasting it anyway

[Anonymous No.15891581]

>>15889027
It's a 40ml bottle so don't worry, you'll be okay but also instantly partymode

[Anonymous No.15891619]

>>15879024
>>15882155
If y'all have this available I'd give it a shot as an inexpensive tripel knock off. When I was drinking beer I'd mostly get this, community Mosaic and Voodoo Ranger, as I too enjoy high abv/dollar.

[Anonymous No.15891635]

>>15890224
craft sours always taste like some beard stroning faggot dumped a tablespoon of citric acid in each can. belgian sours taste naturally sour and delicious

[Anonymous No.15891818]

>>15891635
Kettle sours Vs natural sours

[Anonymous No.15892875]

>>15884101
What do you think of pic related? I tried it recently and thought it was OK. I'm normally a lager/ale guy
>>15884698
I can't find this stuff anywhere