Let's talk some beer >What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything? >What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night? >What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?

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Anonymous Thu Apr 9 01:58:14 2015 No.6399808 [Reply] [Original]

Let's talk some beer

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 02:06:55 2015 No.6399817 O'Dell Milk Chocolate Stout. Can't even taste the alcohol, much less it being 8.5%. Very smooth, nearly as good as Founder's Breakfast Stout.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 02:09:07 2015 No.6399824
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>>6399808
Just got me some Newcastle Brown Ale. It's my favorite, since it's rather mild and smooth. I'm not much of a heavy drinker.

After I finish of the weekend of performances, I'm gonna celebrate by picking up a Bitches' Brew. Fuckin' love Miles Davis and love honey, figure I'll love Miles Davis honey beer.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 02:11:37 2015 No.6399830

>>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Finished a bottle of Hacker-Pschorr Munchner Kellerbier.
It was nice. I think i've never had a Kellerbier before. Sweet and malty with low bitterness. But i honestly picked it because of the cool flip-top bottles without any markings whatsoever except for the labels sticked unto it. That feel when i pick bottles based on the bottle now at days.

>>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
The ones i brew. When i want to try something different, i usually pick smaller breweries without marked bottles because i re-use those bottles and i feel that it is wrong to bottle my brew into a bottle that has the name of some brewery. I mostly pick up ales though. I love belgian beers and their yeasty complexity, and really enjoy north american beers, i specially love citrusy north american hops. I usually avoid lagers though. But when i'm on a bar, i usually pick whatever there is on tap that isn't too expensive and preferably isn't a lager. I might even pick a cider or a perry over a lager.

>>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
The amber ale i bottled last week.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 09:32:58 2015 No.6400453 >that foam

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 09:58:43 2015 No.6400532 >>6399824 Wish Dogfish Head distributed to my area. I've always wanted to try their stuff.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 12:25:45 2015 No.6400889 File: 189 KB, 1200x1600, IMG_2040.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This, every payday. I get a massive steak dinner, and this is for dessert.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:21:49 2015 No.6400987

>>6399808

>>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Just about to open my bottle of Stillwater Stereo. Guy at my bottle shop recommended it.

>>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Oddly enough Abita Purple Haze. It's not too sweet, not too hoppy. Good balance. Or maybe Sweetwater 420. It's becoming my gold standard for pale ales.

>>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
Honestly not a lot. In the last two weeks I've had:

Mikkeler Beer Geek Brunch Weasel and Daydream
KBS. Twice.
CBS.
Blushing Monk
Great Lakes Brewing Chillwave.
Weyerbacher Sunday Morning Stout
Stone chai Russian Imperial and 4.20.15
3 Floyds Topless Wytch
Hoppin Frog Barrell Aged Turbo shandy
Even More Jesus and the Aun Mas Chili Jesus
Off Color Brewing Dino Smores

So I'm actually kind of checked out beer wise, at least for awhile.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:38:12 2015 No.6401012 >>6400987 You got CBS? You lucky prick.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:39:12 2015 No.6401014 >>6400889 I had that once. It was good for dessert yeah, but I had 0 interest to have it again.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:42:41 2015 No.6401017 >>6399824 This is amazing. I lucked out and found it at my local place. Wish I picked up more than one, because this stuff goes out fast.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:46:14 2015 No.6401028 What Porter/Stout do I buy next lads. I want a beer not a coffee or chocolate. Not saying I don't like notes of things, but some of the stuff coming out literally tastes like flavoured beer.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 13:48:09 2015 No.6401030 >>6401028 Deschutes Obsidian stout, Founders porter, Bell's porter, Black Butte (Deschutes as well), or O'dell's porter that I forgot the name of

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 14:13:11 2015 No.6401085 >>6401030 Will have a look out for them next time I go beer shopping online. Currently sipping London Pride. Generic as fuck but decent.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 14:13:58 2015 No.6401087 >>6401012 Founders is currently putting it on tour if you're near Michigan. Usually like $15 a ticket.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 14:30:46 2015 No.6401131

>Current
Might have a Hertog Jan Grand Presige later, it's not the best. But cheap and easily available.
>Go to beer
Grolsch pils
>anticipating
La Trappe 2014 herfstbock that I've been keeping in my cellar, I think I'll let it lie a month or so longer though
Also have a bottle of Grand Prestige that's almost 3 years old now, that one won't be opened until it's at least another 3 years older.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 14:47:33 2015 No.6401188

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale; will move on to some Kernel IPAs

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Grolsch or London Pride

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
More beavertown stuff, try out some Mikkeller (though it's fucking expensive here), and any new Partizan beers. Nothing in particular in mind.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 14:56:05 2015 No.6401221 >>6399808 Was visiting family in Seattle last week and goddamn do I miss Manny's Pale Ale being on tap everywhere.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 16:07:05 2015 No.6401456
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>>6399808
Pounding a Bells Oberon before I take the dog for a walk. I don't get the love for this beer, there's so many better wheats out there.

My go-tos are Ithaca Flower Power and Southern Tier Live.

Looking forward to Stones Pale Ale 2.0 the most.

Had pic related last night, amongst other things. Pretty good RIS.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 16:16:04 2015 No.6401485 >>6399824 Weird to see American's go crazy over Newcastle Brown

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 16:24:21 2015 No.6401503 >>6399808 >right now? Nothing >go-to session wise or nice? I don't know what a session is does that just mean you drink it in succession? Rolling Rock >anticipating none, beer is shit. rolling rock is just less shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 17:07:44 2015 No.6401617 File: 151 KB, 466x622, 325235235352532.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] It's good.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 17:08:49 2015 No.6401621 >>6399824 >>6401017 It's a generic mainstream beer lol. Is it really being marketed as something special in America?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 17:11:02 2015 No.6401626 >>6401621 nope. just retards who had something other than bud or coors forthe first time

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 17:18:11 2015 No.6401643 >>6401621 Dogfish head? I think it still falls under the "craft" label and isn't available nationwide so I guess. Newcastle? nah, pretty sure it's on the shelf next to natural ice at any bumfuck flyover wally world.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 17:27:55 2015 No.6401664 >>6401503 A session beer is one that you;d be happy to drink for a long drinking 'session', usually lower ABV (around 5%). Common term in the UK.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 21:49:34 2015 No.6402367 >>6401621 >>6401485 The only people going crazy over Newcastle are the ones who buy Guinness. Newcastle is the worst brown ale I've ever had.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:16:04 2015 No.6402452

>>6399808
Before you read mine please note: I have not yet experienced the vast many great beers that occupy this land, for I am but a minor. I'm only 18, Canadian here though and my 19th birthday is only in about 28 or so days. May 9th. I can't fucking wait

So,
>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Just drinking water

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
I usually just have Budweiser. I think my favourite with what I've had so far would be Molson Canadian.

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
I can't wait to try some IPA's and Guiness. I've heard lots great things about Guiness

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:20:06 2015 No.6402462 >>6401087 I'm not that dedicated. I just wish they'd bottle it and sell it in liquor stores like KBS. Tried going to a keg tapping and it just wasn't possible. So many fucking people.

>>	Streambro Thu Apr 9 22:23:00 2015 No.6402471 Creme Brulee. Not as good as I remembered. Insanely rich. Hard to finish this 22oz. But I've got Weyerbacher's Sunday Morning stout next and I'm excited for that.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:24:01 2015 No.6402475 >>6402452 What province? My state apparently imports some of our craft beers to Alberta.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:26:45 2015 No.6402485 >>6402475 New Brunswick

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:30:13 2015 No.6402489 >>6402485 Yeah, no chance you're going to get our stuff there. I don't know what they're doing as far as beer there either.

Anonymous Thu Apr 9 22:32:07 2015 No.6402494

>>6399808
>>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Sierra Nevada Torpedo
>>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Same as above
>>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
Nothing in particular tbh. I'm pretty fun and exciting.

Anonymous Fri Apr 10 00:47:26 2015 No.6402726

>>6399808
>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
nothing tonight. it was a dull day today
>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Sierra Nevada Kellerweis. oh my god it's such easy drinking
>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
I have a four pack of sam smith's chocolate stout. I've already had one, and it was delicious. I'm excited to consume the rest.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 10 00:52:19 2015 No.6402743 File: 26 KB, 446x336, 3paixf.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6402726 >Sierra Nevada Kellerweis

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 10 10:35:01 2015 No.6403686 >>6402367 Not to mention it's shipped in CLEAR fucking BOTTLES. I actually gagged when I first tried a Newcastle Brown Ale, even took a second try but after that I had to poor it down the sink.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 10 10:37:05 2015 No.6403691 >>6403686 Yeah Newcastle and Heineken were the only beers I've dumped. No wait I had Pyramid's oatmeal stout and had to dump that too. It tasted like a permanent marker.

Anonymous Fri Apr 10 10:43:40 2015 No.6403709

>>6403691
As a dutchfag I don't really get the heineken hate. As far as readily available pils goes it's about middle of the ladder imo. It definitely does have a distinct taste though, not very bitter, somewhat creamy and some banana.
I think a lot of the hate it gets comes from it being popular, but I don't think it's bad beer. Not great either, just ok.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 10 10:49:44 2015 No.6403717 >>6403709 The one I had tasted like a worse Baltika. The kind that comes in that big plastic bottle. Heineken is a shit.

Anonymous Fri Apr 10 12:44:50 2015 No.6404067

>>6403709
>not very bitter

Seriously? Every Heineken I've had has been bitter to the point it tasted skunked.

That makes me wonder if the Netherlands gets the good Heineken and the US gets the skunky shit.

As for me, I just finished a pint of Madtree Ye Olde Battering Ram.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 10 13:12:23 2015 No.6404151 >>6404067 Afaik it's brewed all over the world. The recipy might be altered for some markets. Getting it on tap is pretty important though (which is in at least a third of all the places here).

Anonymous Fri Apr 10 13:36:29 2015 No.6404199

At work, so nothing right now.
Wish i was drinking a sour though.

My go-to is actually cider, i dont enjoy the taste of hops. I have beer snob friends so i do at least continue to try whatever fancy beers they buy just in case i find one that i like.

Im on the waitlist for some Russian River Supplication from my local homebrew store and ive got some homebrew Apfelwein that im waiting very impatiently for.

Anonymous Fri Apr 10 23:53:18 2015 No.6405859

>>6401485
>>6401621
I'm not going crazy over it, I just like to have a sort of ordinary beer I can go to from time to time and it happens to be Newcastle Brown.

It's not my favorite beer of all time, but for a typical night? I dig it.

>>6400532
If you ever get NEAR the Eastern shore it's everywhere. Try the Raison D'extra if you ever get a chance, that shit's fuckin crazy

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 02:05:37 2015 No.6406105 Dale's Pale Ale is surprisingly strong

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 02:14:34 2015 No.6406125 >>6404067 When I lived in Holland the Heineken tasted better. I enjoyed the Heineken tour in Amsterdam as well.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 02:39:46 2015 No.6406164

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Goose Island Sophie. The herbal flavors are nice, but it's a little crisp and champagne-y for my taste.

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
I generally only drink one per night, but at parties I'm generally having Alpha King or Old Rasputin.

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
I've got a Stone Chai IRS and Chocolate Orange Porter saved for a special occasion. Also, I'm looking forward to the next APA at Greenbush. They brew it with a different hop every time, and it's always a fun way to mix things up.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:09:18 2015 No.6406207

>>6406164
i'm jealous of anyone who can get old rasputin at a party, by far the best stout i've ever had, one of my fave beers ever

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Nothing atm
>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Always enjoy picking up Dogfishhead 90 minute IPA, yet to find a better IPA
>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
Bar I like just tapped Feral's Hop Hog, which has always been one of my fave australian beers, excited to compare it fresh from the tap vs bottled

also, feel like trying a couple IPAs in the future, what are the absolute best you've tried, preferably that are available here
http://www.beercartel.com.au/epages/BeerCartel.sf/en_AU/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BeerCartel/Categories/Beer_Style/IPA_India_Pale_Ale

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:30:47 2015 No.6406235 >>6406164 I cant tell if youre being serious, im probably dumb if i cant tell youre bullshitting

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:37:36 2015 No.6406242 >>6399808 >Stone fucking dropped. I'm having a fine Anchor Steam Beer right now.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:41:01 2015 No.6406249 >>6406242 what's so bad about stone?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:42:18 2015 No.6406253 >>6406249 Everything is a fucking IPA. >Oh look, we made a Porter! No you fucking didn't YOU MADE A GODDAMN IPA.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:43:55 2015 No.6406256 >>6406253 yeah, and their flagship beer is even a porter! (it's not, it's an ale of its own style that is amazing) come off it, do you criticize trappiste breweries for only making one or two styles?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 03:48:58 2015 No.6406262 >>6406256 At least they label their beers according. Don't give two shits what your flagship beer is, a Porter doesn't even need 80 IBU. Stop defending shitty brewing tech.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 04:12:27 2015 No.6406294 >>6406253 Why are Pale Ales so popular nowadays, I honestly can't understand how people can actually like the taste. That fruity tang, absolutely haram.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 06:29:15 2015 No.6406447 >>6406294 >nowadays Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was first brewed 35 years ago gramps

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 06:52:07 2015 No.6406465 >>6399808 I'm drinking some La fin Du Monde. I got lucky and got the last two cases of a Unibroue mixed case from my local liquor store. Been enjoying one or two of them a night. I keep Coors Banquet on hand for when I want get drunk.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 06:54:17 2015 No.6406467 krombacher krombacher krombacher cheap as fuck and neutral flavour, can't go wrong

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:01:46 2015 No.6406471 >>6406253 >>6406262 Why should that trigger you? India porter was/is a thing

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:02:38 2015 No.6406473 >>6406447 >just because it was made a long time ago means it's always been popular fucking idiots. How do you make it through the day without killing yourself by doing something retarded like fucking a blender? I honestly want to know.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:04:46 2015 No.6406474 >>6406473 uh, mentioning the SN is relevant, it really started the craft beer renaissance in the states and popularized the PA as "the" style of smaller craft breweries, which it has been and still is no need to be such an aggressive asshole

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:13:44 2015 No.6406481 >>6406473 It's the urtyp American pale ale that helped kick off the US craft beer industry.No need to get cross, señor Autismo.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:18:36 2015 No.6406482

>>6406474
Yeah, no. It didn't. Foodiedom and the Internet started the craft beer explosion in the early 2000s. Sierra Nevada wasn't even craft, just a regional beer brand thathad more flavor than macros like yeungling or abita was.

Hell, the movie sideways has more to do with the not-macro beer explosion than Sierra Nevada did.

Kid, I've seen some retarded brand loyalty in my day, but your post takes the cake.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:25:50 2015 No.6406485
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>>6406482
>Yeah, no. It didn't. Foodiedom and the Internet started the craft beer explosion in the early 2000s.
pic related
>Kid
Still trying really hard to be condescending.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:37:03 2015 No.6406493 >>6406485 >I think that graph in any way supports my point.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 07:39:09 2015 No.6406496 >>6406493 Wut?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 08:27:41 2015 No.6406546 >>6406493 It 100% does. You can admit you're wrong sometimes. It's fine

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 08:56:13 2015 No.6406587
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Can someone tell me what the fuck is up with PBR? Is it popular because it's so cheap? The best explanation I can get is that it's very "neutral" and inoffensive for being so cheap. That and hipsters.

Also, anyone know any decent cheap beers? I'm in PA, so I know about Yuengling, but for some reason I just don't like it the way that I did in college. It's just too bitter to me now, or something.

Sorry if I'm crashing a beer snob thread with my uninformed plebian questions.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:04:03 2015 No.6406598 >>6406546 If you don't know how to read a graph it does.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:05:29 2015 No.6406600
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>>6406587
You must be in western PA, I assume in an abandoned coal mining town, because PBR being "cool" was a thing about 12 years ago.

We've come full circle. Williamsburg hipsters drank PBR because it was cheap, and it was provocatively working-class. Then middle class flyovers in the late 00s drank PBR because it was cheap, and it was what cool hipsters did. And now the forgotten dregs in places where people are still culturally intimidated by the newfangled starbucks, the same people that 2003 hipsters were mocking with their working class irony as a fashion statement, are drinking PBR because they found a page on the Wayback Machine that explained how drinking PBR makes you "deck".

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:11:05 2015 No.6406611 File: 162 KB, 500x500, 1409993570545.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6406600 ... What?

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:31:05 2015 No.6406647

>>6401503
You have a depressing view on beer.

While RR is definitely one of the lowest IBU Lagers on the market, making it pretty palatable, you seem to be the type of person who confuses "beer" with "lager" and makes sweeping judgments based on your extremely limited knowledge on the subject.

Lager is traditionally the shittiest form of beer, including Bud, Amstel, Coors, Rolling Rock, etc. They are shitty because they take zero time to make, are sugary, and have little to no flavor development. They are cheap and common for these same reasons. Good lagers have their purpose, such as drinking at a barbeque, or after doing manual labor, due to their general wateriness and sweetness, although most other kinds of beer serve this purpose equally well.

Commercial Lagers are shit, I've tried pretty much all of them and they taste like failure in a bottle, uninspired and unrewarding. Do some shallow research and try some real beers and you will feel pretty foolish for saying that "beer is shit."

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:33:09 2015 No.6406648 >>6399808 is it supposed to look like that or did you just pour it like shit?

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:35:05 2015 No.6406649
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>>6406647

The most clever trolls are a smooth blend of half-truths and ridiculous nonsense, combined with a smug sense of unjustified superiority

Good job, I give it an 9/10. You are coming on a little too strong for a solid 10 but still, a 9 is a pretty respectable score and I mean that in the best possible way.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:40:11 2015 No.6406657 >>6406649 >The most clever trolls are a smooth blend of half-truths and ridiculous nonsense, combined with a smug sense of unjustified superiority Sounds like 'intellectuals'.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:54:04 2015 No.6406679 Why is beer so expensive in the UK? In Germany, USA, France etc. you can buy nice beers for about half the price you can here.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 09:56:57 2015 No.6406684 >>6406679 Tax? Gvt just gave an excise cut to brewers and stopped the duty escalator.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:01:33 2015 No.6406696 >>6406684 I guess so, but I would have thought those countries would have equivalent 'sin taxes' on booze. If you want to buy anything except john smiths or fosters tier beer you have to pay at least £1.50/500ml.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:07:50 2015 No.6406710

>>6406679
>>6406696
You should see how expensive all alcohol is where I live. The alcohol tax is fucking insane, and the goverment-owned monopoly can do whatever it wants and have as shitty selection as it wants. And even if they make horrible business decisions, it's just the taxpayers who pick up the bill for their shittery.

And there have been talks to increase the taxes even more.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:13:38 2015 No.6406722 >>6406679 I don't think it's the case in the rest of the uk, but we have a minimum alcohol price in the scotland where you can't charge less than 50p per unit. Mainly because we have the worst binge drinking in the world, but It's still bullshit.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:15:04 2015 No.6406724
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>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Delicious Sculpin
>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Sculpin, Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier, Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald. Depending on my mood.
>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
Might be getting a couple bottles of KBS from a friend. Also have some Sunday Morning Stout and Boulevard BBQ to sample.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:18:41 2015 No.6406727 I'm currently drowning my sorrows with a 2 litre bottle of strongbow that i found in my fridge. I might buy something not disgusting after i finish this.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 10:26:37 2015 No.6406737 >>6406710 Where do you live? Norway or something?

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 11:27:55 2015 No.6406841 >>6406598 It declined in the early 2000's. Are you autistic?

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 11:38:45 2015 No.6406866
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>>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night

Ale Asylum Bedlam, its excellent and readily available year round here
>>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
Hoping to find some of Lakefront's barrel aged barleywine, but not too optimistic about finding it

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 11:40:05 2015 No.6406868 >>6406587 PBR is better than Yuengling

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 11:48:26 2015 No.6406890
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Literally the first pumpkin ale I've ever had

BeerAdvocate says it's mediocre/below average but this seems very interesting to me; I'll have to try more before they're taken off the shelves

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 11:52:35 2015 No.6406898 >>6399808 Michelob Ultra or coors light

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 12:11:13 2015 No.6406927 >>6406890 ha, not exactly prime season to find pumpkin beers

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:22:58 2015 No.6407313 File: 91 KB, 764x1024, Carnal Knowledge.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just got back from the grocery store and got some of this

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:24:51 2015 No.6407321 File: 72 KB, 500x332, surlyfurious1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6407313 and

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:28:01 2015 No.6407329 File: 12 KB, 440x280, 11127.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] lonely saturday

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:33:00 2015 No.6407339 File: 353 KB, 1200x1600, Scream.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6407321 and

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:34:39 2015 No.6407344 File: 92 KB, 333x500, foundersbreakfast.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6407339 and lastly on of these, figured it might be the last left on the shelves til next winter

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:54:31 2015 No.6407395 File: 198 KB, 482x1140, doom-bar-bottl_660.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6399808 Got a pint of Doom Bar here. As someone who's not a fan of beer, this is rather nice.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:55:20 2015 No.6407397 >>6407321 beautiful colour

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 15:58:09 2015 No.6407408 >>6407395 Currently, I don't have a go to beer; I'm a much bigger fan of cider. I think I'll give either be Hobgoblin or Tribute another try next.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 16:00:44 2015 No.6407418 File: 67 KB, 343x630, 12917795250744b590ffd2[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Sipping on a 312 right now and watching some hockey. Such a refreshing beer, nothing amazing of course but good on a nice day like today

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 17:09:44 2015 No.6407633 >>6407313 this stuff is really good, any Wisconsin people should buy some

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 19:29:08 2015 No.6407934 >>6407321 Drinking this one right now, upper midwest style IPAs are way better than west coast IPA

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 19:43:38 2015 No.6407974
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Which one of these is best? Which should I drink tonight? Only one I've tried is the Founder's IS, but it was over a year old when I tried it and this one is just a few months old.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 19:53:58 2015 No.6408000 >>6407974 never had the evil twin one, but KBS is the best of the ones I have had. They are all really good though I've never had the patience to age the FIS, but I assure you it is also very good newish

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 19:54:45 2015 No.6408005 >>6408000 When I had it aged it was amazing.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 19:59:47 2015 No.6408013 File: 99 KB, 586x293, Velveteen Habit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6406866 Ale Asylum is awesome. They get my vote for 2nd best Wisconsin brewery. Drinking this tonight, kind of like a cross between Bedlam and Hopilicious

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 20:05:38 2015 No.6408027 Nothing yet but i got me a 6er of shocktop orange and some green for later tonight when i go into my World of Tanks session. Excited.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 20:12:41 2015 No.6408050

>>6408027
WIsh I still smoked green.

I fucking miss it. It's only been a few weeks, but I'm crazy jelly. I love getting stoned at the end of a long day.

Unfortunately for me, whenever I smoke I can't speak eloquently (just can't produce the right words - idk why), so I had to stop due to upcoming job interviews.

/blogpost

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 20:26:51 2015 No.6408099 >>6408050 Stay strong bro. My wife quit for about 4 mos whilst looking for new job. Got the job, its worth it. Everyone can use a nice tolerance break.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 20:29:22 2015 No.6408102 >>6408099 Oh, for sure. Just sucks in the meantime haha. Can't wait to burn again, cause I really could use a nice t-break.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 22:22:28 2015 No.6408314 >>6407974 Personally, I find that barrel aged beers don't improve that much with age, so I'd go with that BCBS you've got there.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 22:26:53 2015 No.6408325 >>6406866 >>6407313 >>6407321 >>6407339 >>6408013 Shouts out to the midwest for having the best beer

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 22:28:05 2015 No.6408326 >>6401621 Long time gone, but I was referring to the bitches brew, not the newcastle ale.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 22:29:12 2015 No.6408328 >>6399808 >apple pie moonshine >Depends on the night. Kingfish ale and Nola Blonde are my go to's if I'm only drinking a 6 pack but if I'm going well into the double digits I'll usually drink Tecate >Anything but sour beer

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:04:22 2015 No.6408413 >>6408326 Where do you live that they ship it to you? They don't even distribute to all the states yet.

Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:08:26 2015 No.6408421
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Finally got around to try this (Anderson Valley Huge Arker)

Initial malt bite, decent hint of vanilla that attributes to a sweetness that's not overpowering. Finishes with a dark chocolate and raspberry? notes. Leaves a nice bready feeling in your mouth.

I like it. /blog

>>6408413
Northern NJ.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:10:19 2015 No.6408424 >>6408421 Oh your post made me think you lived outside the states.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:12:12 2015 No.6408428 >>6408424 Nope, sorry dude, but it is not easy to find regardless. Hell, where I work, we had it on tap, and it was gone in a flash. As I mentioned before, I was surprised to see it in stock, and it vanished fast as well.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:12:22 2015 No.6408429 >>6408314 I actually lied, I have tried that one before when it was fresh. I want to save this one, I think.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:22:18 2015 No.6408453 >>6408428 I'd buy it for the bottle. The beer is just a bonus

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:23:47 2015 No.6408456 >>6408453 Funny you mention it, because I did keep the bottle. I agree with your outlook.

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:26:50 2015 No.6408463 >>6408456 Respect

>>	Anonymous Sat Apr 11 23:32:06 2015 No.6408474 >>6408463 Where are you from? How easy is it to get stuff like what's mentioned in this thread to your area?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 11:21:07 2015 No.6409724 bump

Anonymous Sun Apr 12 12:19:42 2015 No.6409864

>>6408428
Oddly enough, just last night, I just happened upon a bottle shop a town over from me that still has about 10 bottles from 2014 in stock and cooled. It was had to just buy 3. Are imperial stouts affected adversely if they're stored long-term at fridge temp?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 15:34:56 2015 No.6410478 >>6408474 I'm in mn. Everything in this thread is easy to get except dogfish head

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 18:04:42 2015 No.6410981 File: 73 KB, 539x960, 11131742_876802605694603_444103641_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Please step aside gentlemen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 18:30:05 2015 No.6411050 >>6410981 my man

Anonymous Sun Apr 12 18:46:27 2015 No.6411088
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>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?

Nothing at the moment but maybe will be heading out too a beer bar that has a bomber of Snorkel from Jester King. Farmhouse Ale with Sea Salt and Oyster Mushrooms. mite b cool.

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?

I tend to stick to a Fat Tire or a Black Butte if I can get it. Karbach's Hopadillo and their Sympathy for the Lager are also pretty solid as is Santo from Saint Arnold. If I can't get that, my go to is always Shiner Bock.

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?

New Saint Arnold Bishops Barrel #9 is coming soon so hopefully I can get a bottle to go. My friends have gotten ahold of BB 1,2,6 and 7 so here's hoping we can add to the collection. When we finally get them all, we will be doing a whole taste test with BBQ and such. Other than that, Firestone's 17th Anniversary if I can get my hands on it and I have two bottles of Buffalo Bayou's Fig-A-Ro and Saint Arnolds 20th Anniversary I've been holding for a while now.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 20:37:34 2015 No.6411491 >>6406600 I'm assuming that picture is Russia?

Anonymous Sun Apr 12 20:51:41 2015 No.6411535

Just cracked open a Founders Breakfast Stout bottled on 16 October 2014.

It's funny how this beer ages. All i can taste now is chocolate, but like a high cocoa-content baking chocolate.

Also, the carbonation is almost totally gone. I poured it down the center and the "head" didn't even cover the surface of the beer. Now that it's been sitting there is just an almost non-existent line of bubble surrounding the rim.

Very good, though. Feels a lot creamier in my mouth (n-no homo).

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 21:20:47 2015 No.6411609 >>6411491 It says Centralia on the pavement, my observant friend. :^)

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 12 22:21:23 2015 No.6411766 >>6411609 Oh, right. That town where there's been an underground coal mine fire for like 50 years or some shit? Looks like Russia.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 01:49:46 2015 No.6412242 >>6399824 gonna piggy back off this, of the mainstream beers Newcastle has been the most appealing so what are some good things to go get now that are hopefully available on the west coast

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 09:44:29 2015 No.6412796 >>6410478 Nevermind it's in Wisconsin. Picked some up yesterday

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 09:49:27 2015 No.6412807

>>6412242
Brekle's Brown. It'll be weird for you to taste an actually good brown ale.
>>6407974
I just had KBS on tap yesterday. It was really good, but I'm glad I didn't go through the hastle to get a bottle. Even a small 5 oz. glass took me a bit to finish. That stuff is heavy man.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 09:57:31 2015 No.6412820

>>6406587
Actually i find hipsters coming in two strands

first are the ones with no drinking experience whatsoever. They drink PBR or whatever local stuff ges them drunk

Then you have the Williamsburg faux cicerone types. They love IPAs for some reason. the more piney/bitter the better for them. Overall shit taste in general.

Currently I'm on a bit of a barelywine/wheat tour myself. Just got a bottle of Sierra Nevada's 2015 Bigfoot. Quite nice if i dare say so myself.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 10:01:07 2015 No.6412826 File: 1.16 MB, 2448x3264, IMG_0207.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Hmmm... quite sunny today Feels very much like sending a sick note to my work

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 10:14:33 2015 No.6412849 >>6412820 >they love IPAs The only people I know who are still crazy over IPA's are over 40

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:03:20 2015 No.6412916
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I'm drinking this for the first time and wow. This is great. I'd be fine paying 14$ for the 4 pack once in awhile. Good job Germany, you finally made it in the beer world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:06:27 2015 No.6412925 File: 162 KB, 411x411, Jason-Aldean-Fly-Over-States-single.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6412916 >I just discovered it so it's brand new lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:08:30 2015 No.6412931 >>6412916 >finally made it >Ayinger Brewery >opened: 1877

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:11:11 2015 No.6412937 >>6412925 >>6412931 that's the joke guys.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:37:50 2015 No.6413018 File: 224 KB, 1280x949, ck beer.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] First time drinking something more expensive than bud. Which one should I try first?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:38:33 2015 No.6413021 >>6413018 Karmeliet

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:39:23 2015 No.6413024 >>6413018 Forgot to mention I will be eating fish tonight

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:39:57 2015 No.6413026 >>6413024 Karmeliet

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 11:58:43 2015 No.6413068 File: 966 KB, 381x216, 1409389871515.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6413024 >I will be eating fish tonight

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:26:44 2015 No.6413131

>>6400889
This shit is way to sweet for me, you may as well be drinking frosting.

It really is a waste of dark beer. Hit up some Old Rasputin paired with a nice Reuben and come talk to me.

>>6399808
My current beer of choice is Old Rasputin, or London Black Cab when Im feeling thrifty. When I go out to eat, its usually Red Oak (its the safe choice).

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:27:47 2015 No.6413133 >>6413018 Man, you went over the line. You've got to ease yourself into beers that dark. Start with some Hobgoblin or Belle's Best, then work your way darker.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:29:11 2015 No.6413137 >>6413131 I never drink heavy stouts with food.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:32:07 2015 No.6413148 >>6413137 Why the fuck not? Its a match made in heaven.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:33:43 2015 No.6413153 >>6413148 Because it's not refreshing at all. If I'm eating anything, I want my drink to not fill me up and be lighter. Saisons are great, pale ales, hefeweizens, etc.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:36:05 2015 No.6413158

>>6413153
Since when do you need to drink something refreshing with what you eat? Sit down with a nice beef stew and a hearty stout and just thugg it out. Do you live in a desert or something where you've got to constantly wet your whistle just to keep from choking on sand?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:36:59 2015 No.6413161 >>6413153 also have a glass of water wa la

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:38:26 2015 No.6413165 I must be the only person not that impressed by Old Rasputin. Average RIS at best to me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:38:29 2015 No.6413166 >>6413158 I get warm when I eat warm food. If I'm eating food I either drink water with it or a lighter beer. I'll snack on stuff with a heavy stout, but I never have them with a full meal

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:39:46 2015 No.6413169 >>6413165 It's pretty good and year round. Plus only 7.99 for a 4 pack which is pretty cheap for a RIS. That's why I get it once in awhile

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:40:12 2015 No.6413172
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>>6413161
you forgot your image m8

>>6413166
If thats how you roll then thats how you roll. I know people who get like that. I guess Im glad somebody likes Creme Brulee stout so we can all have it from time to time, but I just cant do it. Its like trying to beer-bong a birthday cake.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:42:00 2015 No.6413179 >>6413169 More expensive for me, but that's probably because I'm on the opposite coast. At that price I'd be more impressed with it.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:42:01 2015 No.6413180

>>6413165
Its not like its the best thing ever, but it sits in a nice spot on the price/flavor curve. Its right at that point of price and quality where you start get diminishing returns, and its certainly better than shit like dragonsmilk that is somehow more expensive.

Beer isnt really a linear quality scale, its all about liking what you like. For example, I hate IPA, and I think all IPA drinkers should be rounded up into camps, but that doesnt stop me from having a select few that Ill actually drink from time to time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:42:14 2015 No.6413181 >>6413172 I'm with you on Creme Brulee. I described it to someone as a liquid, slightly butterscotchy cake. I'd have a small glass with someone like once a year, but I will never buy another bottle personally.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:43:01 2015 No.6413184 >>6413179 How much is it where you're at. Here in NC its 8.25 and Im still more than happy with it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:44:48 2015 No.6413190 >>6413184 I paid 10.99/4 pack here in NJ, that seems to be the standard for it here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:52:40 2015 No.6413217 >>6413190 Ew, yeah, I can see how that would sour you on the brand. thats a bit too much for any kind of beer really. Ever tried Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout (its some combination of those words, I know it!)?

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:53:33 2015 No.6413221

>>6406242
>>6399808
>>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?

A Cornish IPA from Marks and Spencers which is surprisingly good and counts as imported cos I'm not in bongistan

>>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?

Probably Leffe blonde but I'm also fond of Brand urtyp, especially as the weather gets better

>>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?

Brand Up, as per above. Also kriek beers and lambics for breakfast during the vacations. There's a lot of seasonal spring beers in the shop at the moment that are nicely light and drinkable. Spring's great for beer.

>>6406242
>Anchor Steam Beer

That's the most expensive beer I drink on a regular basis, one of my favourites of the American imports. I like the Brew Dog Punk as well.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 12:58:35 2015 No.6413245 >>6413221 Can you explain the appeal of IPAs, they just taste like hops mixed with flaming-tire extract. Everyone I ask about his has a "it tastes bad, so its something my dad would drink, so drinking it makes me a man" mentality.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:02:29 2015 No.6413263

>>6413245
>Can you explain the appeal of IPA

I'm old, and I used to like Pale Ale back in the day before lager ruled the world. Also, I just really like very dry, bitter tasting things (also probably related to being older and having smoked for 15 of the stupider years of my life).

I also like really flinty white whines and dry manzanilla sherry and olives and sheep's cheese and I'm getting hungry so I'll stop

Then again, most people I know of my age hate IPA as well, so maybe it's not age related at all.

As for the "something my dad would drink", I'm in my 40s, so I'm probably your dad's age roundabouts, so there's that.

tl;dr I dunno--why does anyone like anything?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:07:01 2015 No.6413290 >>6413018 The Rasputin is really heavy, good as desert on it's own. It's always good on it's own.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:09:45 2015 No.6413301 >>6413245 I like bitter things. I also like negronis and amaro and things like that. Memeness aside, it's pretty easy to understand why people don't like IPAs. If you can't accept that, your fedora is permanently tipped

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:21:43 2015 No.6413334

>>6413245
Do you like bitter citrus fruits? Do you like gin? If the answer is no to both then you won't like IPA's. Some are more fruity, some are more piney. I prefer a good in between that slight leans towards a little more fruity. Most midwest ones cater to that balance very well.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:32:08 2015 No.6413365

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Diet Coke
>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
Oberon
>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
I want to try Founders KBS but I have no money

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:32:28 2015 No.6413367
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>>6413334
Not the one you replied to but...
I love gin, my favorite spirit, and i like bitter citrus fruits but i dislike most IPAs.
There are a few i like but i find that most just taste like soap.

One of my favorite beers is an Ale, on the edge to become an IPA, that is pure Amarillo.

Also, there is a small % of me that dislike IPA by principle because the retarded amount of hops used for it causing hops shortage.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:33:39 2015 No.6413374 File: 357 KB, 1000x1600, Flasche_Jever[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This or Veltins

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:38:57 2015 No.6413392 >>6413367 I wasn't trying to imply that all IPA's were good. There are so many shitty ones out there that it's ridiculous, but good ones are some of the best ales I've had in general. It is rare though.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:42:49 2015 No.6413406

>>6413392
That's what i find annoying.
Right now IPA is the "cool" thing to drink and be interested in, a few years ago it was it was Single Malt.
I hope that in a few years the new "cool" thing will shift so all the try hard brewers can get lost and the good ones surface.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 13:45:59 2015 No.6413412

>>6413406
I think it's already shifted to stouts. Places will always have more IPAs or pale ales for just casual drinking, but I think stouts have taken off pretty hard in the states. When a place releases a good or unique stout, it's gone pretty damn quick. Same with everyone going crazy for KBS and BCBS and all that shit. Maybe I just focus on stouts a lot so it seems like it to me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 14:06:22 2015 No.6413470 File: 997 KB, 1520x2688, IMAG0100.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Had this recently. A resounding meh.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 14:58:50 2015 No.6413607 File: 25 KB, 306x306, 914495_1559526997667279_1606872874_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6399808 Literally like drinking a part of heaven. Also 9.2% but doesnt taste it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 15:01:45 2015 No.6413618 >>6413133 It's freezing cold where I live. I'll try some more hoppy or fruity beers for this summer

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 17:59:37 2015 No.6414214 >>6413018 If that's really your first time stepping up then you probably won't like any of them.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 18:21:51 2015 No.6414274 >>6413018 Where do you live? I'm sure one of us can recommend something you'll actually enjoy based on your location.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 18:33:05 2015 No.6414308 File: 195 KB, 975x1024, _muh light.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6414274 Vancouver, Canada >>6413133 Forgot to mention I also have pic related for >muh light beers. The right one is a pilsner

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 21:33:26 2015 No.6414713 File: 42 KB, 800x600, lagunitas-ipa[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >tfw no Lagunitas lovin' on /ck/

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 21:36:04 2015 No.6414716 File: 104 KB, 640x640, Lagunitas high west.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6414713 this stuff was pretty good, got a bottle a couple weeks ago

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 21:42:27 2015 No.6414727

>>6413133
>Man, you went over the line. You've got to ease yourself into beers that dark.

Bullshit. This is something that only a faggot would say. Either that or some craft brew hipster that will argue you can't taste the subtleties or some other bullshit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 21:52:21 2015 No.6414755 >>6413018 Just drank the karmeliet and ncbc old rasputin and holy shit these are good, especially the imperial stout. The time spent lurking beer threads was worth it!

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 21:57:54 2015 No.6414774 Someone recommend me a nice nutty brown ale

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:01:14 2015 No.6414787 >>6414774 FYI i live in america, east coast, if that means anything for availability

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:03:39 2015 No.6414795 File: 84 KB, 800x600, samuel-smiths-nut-brown[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6414774 >>6414787 I live in VA and can find this regularly. S'gud.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:04:53 2015 No.6414798 >>6414795 I'll give it a try. I've seen their oatmeal stout at the local Bottle King so it ought to be easy to find.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:07:37 2015 No.6414806 >>6414798 Try that one too if you get a chance, it's also pretty nice. In fact, just pretty much try anything you see from Sam Smith, it's an excellent brewer.

morgan23 Mon Apr 13 22:08:57 2015 No.6414810
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>>6399808
Atm, drinking a home brewed robust porter.

My go to session beer is three Floyd es gumballhead because I like the tang of a good wheat beer and it's only $5 at the closest pub.

Looking forward to pic related. It's been sitting in my collection for a few years now. It's the last one from the six pack that I bought.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:09:15 2015 No.6414811 >>6413470 Have you had their trippel? I haven't tried the dubbel but for what it was I enjoyed the trippel well enough.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:16:58 2015 No.6414840 >>6413165 i've never had a better imperial stout have tried brooklynn brewery's, founders, - what else should i try that you think is better than old rasputin?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 13 22:21:50 2015 No.6414849 I went to pick up some gulden draak at the only place that sells it in my area; they didn't have any. I died a little inside. I'll check again soon.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 23:50:50 2015 No.6415059

>>6414840
Founders IS is best after 6 months. Fulton's Worthy Adversary is good, Lagunitas IS is great for the price, That Brooklyn Black Chocolate stout was really good for roughly the same price as OS, Bell's Expedition rules, Great Lakes Blackout stout (I think that's what it's called) was really good. Idk man just try whatever is out there.

Anonymous Mon Apr 13 23:54:57 2015 No.6415067

>>6414840
Ignore the fedora, it's pretty much impossible to fuck up imperial stout which is why they're so popular. The only one to avoid is Lagunitas which shouldn't be labeled as an imperial stout.

Here's a funny little fact about beer: if neckbeards can't shut up about it, it's impossible to fuck up. If neckbeards hate it, it's pretty difficult to pull off. Hence why pilsners are reviled around these parts. Not any johnny come lately (i.e. American basement brewer) can do it well. And it doesn't ship or keep well either.

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 01:16:20 2015 No.6415220

>>6415059
have wanted to try that blackout stout for a while, again, i don't founders or brooklynn's black chocolate stout can rival the beautifully balanced taste of old rasputin. which is p much perfect for me
will look around for worthy adversary as well

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 02:39:24 2015 No.6415346

>>6414716
That shit has great reviews. I saw a bomber the other day for like $11 but said fuck that cause I can't even seem to get through a single 12oz beer these days.

I love the taste, but the dehydrating effect of the alcohol has really been getting to me for some odd reason.

I used to be able to finish a big 32oz. Lagunitas Sucks no problem.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 02:42:02 2015 No.6415348 >>6415067 You're a dumb faggot, dude. The best imperial stouts like FIS, Old Rasputin are each made extremely carefully with somethign liek 10 different varieties of malted barley. It takes a lot of detail to make a great Imperial Stout.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 02:46:20 2015 No.6415360 >>6415067 I've had some nice pilsners, but even at their best, the style is just boring. My favorite typical beer styles are porters, ambers, and wheats, but the best beers by far are the unique things that breweries make just by experimenting.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 02:59:31 2015 No.6415375 >>6415348 I reckon a lot of homebrewers overdo the complexity of grain bills of stouts, less is more I think carries here.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 04:05:09 2015 No.6415442 File: 457 KB, 3072x2048, Temptress-4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'm surprised more of you don't support your local breweries. Lakewood is down the road from me and I buy whenever I can. Great stuff.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 09:04:21 2015 No.6415786 >>6415442 90% of my beer purchases are local. There are a few seasonal beers from other states that I pick up every year or try out, but I almost always get dat local shit.

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:23:57 2015 No.6416533

>>6399824
newcastle brown ale is the #1 beer people shouldn't drink. here's why: The Newcastle beer has been found to contain caramel coloring. Class 3 and 4 caramel coloring is made from ammonia, which is classified as a carcinogen. While alcohol is a carcinogen itself, drinking it in moderation may decrease your chances at developing cancer. However, more added carcinogens will have the opposite effect. Newcastle brown is “The one and only” beer with extra cancer causing qualities.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:28:28 2015 No.6416548 >>6416533 Do you know how much caramel coloring you have to ingest to increase your risk of cancer?

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:29:17 2015 No.6416554 >>6416533 cocaine is made from gasoline but if you snort gasoline you die but if you snort cocaine you have fun can you explain that one fagit

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:31:12 2015 No.6416561 >>6416554 Stop posting

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:40:32 2015 No.6416591 >>6416561 NO U EXPLAIN FAGZMO

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 15:55:43 2015 No.6416633

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Drinking a Grapefruit Sculpin IPA. It's a bit fruitier than normal Sculpin (hurr) but I like the Habanero Sculpin much better. Drinking it with some ceviche I prepared last night. Solid lunch beer.

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
I live relatively close to the brewery, so anything Ballast Point is usually in my fridge. Other favorites are Sierra Nevada Torpedo, Hangar 24 Betty, Lagunitas Sucks, and the occasional Pliny (if I can manage to find any). I plan on having an Enjoy By with dinner later.

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?
I've heard really great things about Founder's Breakfast Stout. I'd like to try it since I've only ever had maybe two or three good stouts in my life.

>>6413018
Old Rasputin definitely.

>>6414713
Ayy man, they make some good stuff. Sucks is top notch and I feel like Maximus and Sumpin' Sumpin' don't get enough love.

>>6415442
Most of the stuff I drink is local.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 20:14:42 2015 No.6417361 >>6415346 I think I only paid like $7 but I might not have actually looked at the price

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 20:26:08 2015 No.6417389

>>6416633
>Ballast Point
You should give Indra Kunindra a try if you can find it. It's a limited release but I've been seeing it pretty well stocked lately. If you live near the brewery it shouldn't be too hard to pick up.
Got a bottle sitting in my fridge, saving it for the weekend.
It's spiced with curry, cumin, cayenne, coconut and lime.
It shouldn't work but it does, and very well.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 22:50:21 2015 No.6417710 >>6416633 >Sumpin' Sumpin' Sumpin' Sumpin' is the shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:04:29 2015 No.6417751 File: 1.87 MB, 2448x3264, Grimm_is_good.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Worth checking out if you like sours, raspberries and Grimm.

Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:09:25 2015 No.6417765
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>>6413018
>>6414308
Finally tried them all
Karmeliet = Hermennator Ice Bock> Old Rasputin = McAuslan Black > Steamworks Pilsner>Thirsty Beaver>>>Shipwreck
Any recommendations? I found the Ice Bock and the Pilsner interesting

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:10:53 2015 No.6417769 >>6417765 how u gon compare beers of different styles like that bro

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:11:59 2015 No.6417774 >>6399808 Mike's Hard Lemonade. Keeps me from drinking too much and being drunk for work tomorrow morning while also being tasty as fuck.

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:15:37 2015 No.6417782 File: 40 KB, 616x462, Three Eyed Raven.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just picked up the new Game of Thrones beer today, too bad they didn't have in on the shelves here in time for me to drink it during the premiere

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:17:46 2015 No.6417787 >>6417769 My taste preferences

>>	Anonymous Tue Apr 14 23:48:23 2015 No.6417851 File: 683 KB, 750x1000, filter because stout.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6417751 3.25/5 stout.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 00:18:29 2015 No.6417940 >>6413334 What widely-available IPAs might I like if Bombay Sapphire is so good I sip it straight sometimes

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 00:22:26 2015 No.6417954 >>6417940 Not him, but as someone else who really likes Bombay: >>6414713

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 00:36:07 2015 No.6417997
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>>6417389
Thanks for the suggestion, picked up two bottles of it on the way back from work. Was pretty darn good and it's a pretty unique drink.

>>6417710
It's definitely one of my all time favorites.

>>6417940
Stone is pretty widely-available but it might be a bit too "dank", though their IPA, Go To IPA, and Enjoy By IPA are good. Some people I know got put off IPAs because of Stone, even though it's a darn good brew. Any of the Lagunitas IPAs are also pretty good. I'm more than certain that Racer 5 is widely-available as well. Dogfish Head should be widely-available too, their ApriHop and 60/75/90 Minute IPAs are great.

What area are you in? I'm betting there are some local breweries around you that make decent IPAs.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 00:43:30 2015 No.6418014 >>6417997 recently moved to Halifax. I tried the Propeller IPA and was not a fan haven't yet had a Garrison or Alexander Keith's IPA, do you know them or any other NS brews?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 01:11:43 2015 No.6418074 >>6414795 >>6414798 Literally anything from Samuel Smith is fucking delicious.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 01:24:55 2015 No.6418113 >>6413018 Old Rassie OLD RASSIE

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 02:18:26 2015 No.6418232

>>6399808
Not drinking anything right now, but had an Arrogant Bastard last night.

My go to session beer is probably Shiner Bock. It's just the most perfectly middle of the road beer in existence and I love it for that reason. It basically tastes exactly what I imagined beer would probably taste like as a kid. It's the most beer-y beer. Typically buy it for parties or if there's nothing new I wanna try wherever I am.

I'd like to grab one of Real Ale's bombers next. Probably Real Heavy or Red King.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 07:54:56 2015 No.6418659 >>6417782 How can you live with yourself?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:03:24 2015 No.6418671 File: 170 KB, 487x708, Glas_Maisel[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] There's barely any good beers I can buy in my city. But I'm glad I can buy this

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:27:12 2015 No.6418695

>>6401087
I'm starting to really dislike Founders for doing that shit with their beers.

For fucks sake, it's not like they don't have enough ingredients, so they obviously do it for publicity but they should just fucking make enough so everyone can at least try some.

Kbs is absurd enough, but CBS is just absolutely ridiculous

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:39:25 2015 No.6418700 >>6418659 I love the GoT beer Ommegang puts out. It's always really good and like, 4$ cheaper than their regular stuff.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:45:25 2015 No.6418705
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>>6418695
Doing what shit?

You know this is what you "beer guy" neckbeards want, right? You get pissy when a brewery makes too much beer and gets too popular. You get pissy when a brewery gets successful and attracts VC funding or (THE HORROR) a large multinational backer (see: everyone who refuses to drink Goos Island).

It's funny because one minute beer is the anti-wine, and the next, you people are tripping over yourselves to artificially set up your own equivalents of vintages, terroir, bottle age, specialized glassware, and so on. Next thing you know beerfaggotry is 10x more pretentious than even the worst stereotypes of wine drinkers and beer is only good if (a) you've never heard of it, (b) is some kind of undrinkable brett abomination, (c) loses money on every bottle, and (d) only comes in wildly impractical containers like growlers or 47 oz bottles at 12.7% ABV

At least wine drinkers judge wine by the wine and not by whether the PO box of the holding company is in an acceptable country.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:46:59 2015 No.6418706 >>6418705 Dude I don't give a fuck if a brewery makes a lot of beer, as long as the quality isn't fucked up by the quantity they put out.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 08:54:15 2015 No.6418718 >>6418705 You don't even know what the fuck you're talking about lmao

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 09:02:07 2015 No.6418734 >>6418705 Everyone loves the shit out of Stone, Founders, and Lagunitas beers yet they makes tons of fucking beer every year. It's just about the quality and being able to actually taste a beer that a brewery puts out. You are, in fact, a faggot.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 09:05:13 2015 No.6418741

>>6418734
>Everyone loves the shit out of Stone

Maybe dirty normies, not "im a beer geeks" with their neckbeards and their 90+ BA collection of empties.

I have never, once seen anything but shit, venom, and scorn heaped upon Stone beer, and drinkers of Stone beer, and the company that brews Stone beer, in my 8 years of coming to /ck/.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 09:11:59 2015 No.6418750 >>6418741 Stone is posted in almost every beer thread. The only people I see shit on it are the ones who are all muh traditions and only drink yuropoor shit

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 09:18:38 2015 No.6418757 >>6418750 >muh traditions and only drink yuropoor shit See also > (b) is some kind of undrinkable brett abomination

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 10:23:35 2015 No.6418877 >>6418741 You're a lying faggot get off the computer

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 10:30:44 2015 No.6418891 >>6418741 I don't think you've ever been in a /ck/ beer thread before in your life.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 10:37:43 2015 No.6418900 >>6418741 Oh, so youre trolling. Got it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 10:49:10 2015 No.6418923 >all this craft/small batch beer What is this, 2013? 2015, post-flavor. Just cheap whatever, I'll leave the bottles of craft for neckbeards to put in their cargo shorts.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 10:52:31 2015 No.6418927 Why is low quality bait all of a sudden flooding this thread?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 11:08:44 2015 No.6418969 >>6418923 >2015, post-flavor :^)

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 11:34:13 2015 No.6419037 >>6418923 >cargo shorts 7:^)

>>	FrenchFag Wed Apr 15 16:21:14 2015 No.6419750 >>6418671 Mmm... fruity!

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:11:06 2015 No.6420339 >>6418741 Stone (along with Rogue) is oddly more expensive that other brewers of its quality, but no one is saying it is bad Your whole post chain reeks of delusion

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:14:40 2015 No.6420346 File: 125 KB, 155x478, i-ayinger-ur-weisse_2013[1].png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Would you say this is representative of urweisse beers? Top-fermenting beers? I'm really enjoying the fruitiness of this

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:33:59 2015 No.6420375 >>6418705 >doing what shit Overcharging and holding out on beer you dumb sack of dogshit >at least wine drinkers judge by the wine Which is nothing

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:35:59 2015 No.6420381
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>>6420339
>>6418750
>>6418891
>>6418900
One thing I will say about neckbeards is that they do know when to circle the wagons and get defensive when they feel that their alternative lifestyle is under scrutiny.

Beer should be a drink, not a lifestyle. Unless you work in the industry, calm the fuck down.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:36:36 2015 No.6420383 >>6415067 What you're saying isn't even close to being remotely true Your thinking is based off of your own aspie like unreasonable and illogical rage

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:40:17 2015 No.6420391 >>6420381 >calm the fuck down. Says the guy who went on a ridiculous rant that didn't make any sense

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:41:21 2015 No.6420394 >>6420375 Founders actively tries to stop liquor stores from price gouging with KBS I think

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:45:13 2015 No.6420404 >>6420391 2 lines of text is hardly a rant. Have a drink and relax. >>6420383 Feel free to correct me then, instead of spamming "delusional" in response to everything I say. Oh wait, you can't because I'm right. How sad for you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:46:00 2015 No.6420407 >>6420381 >say something incredibly autistic and misinformed >be surprised and get equally defensive when someone criticizes you Enjoy the basement life

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:47:13 2015 No.6420411 >>6420404 The funny thing is the post you responded to didn't say delusional The burden of proof is on you for making such an outrageous and clearly incorrect claim

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:47:36 2015 No.6420414 >>6420404 This is such low quality bait. I mean really, apply yourself.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 20:47:54 2015 No.6420418 >>6420404 lol, yeah this >>6418705 isn't a rant at all, you are right >Beer should be a drink, not a lifestyle What does this even mean? You sound like an impoverished european

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:05:14 2015 No.6420476
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>>6420418
Sure thing buddy, I have different opinions than you so no doubt I am a communist america-hater from EEEVIL europe who hates, hates, HATES my count^H^H^H^H^Hamerica and will stop at nothing less than the total genocide of all straight white red blooded american males between 20 and 25 with hair growing out of certain parts of their neck

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:08:23 2015 No.6420486 >>6420476 what are you even talking about?

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:11:17 2015 No.6420495
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>>6420486
I dunno jack, maybe you can tell me. You were saying how this board isn't beside itself with rage at my wrong opinions and how I'm probably drinking vodka like a commie?

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:12:20 2015 No.6420499

>>6420476
Anheuser Busch spends significant amounts of money lobbying the US and local governments trying to shut down every brewery that isn't them

The post you are pointing out doesn't even support any of the points you made. Let alone the idea that one guy posting something anonymously on 4chan represents a whole movement of people you are imagining

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:14:15 2015 No.6420506 >>6420495 Dude, people calling you out for saying dumb things doesn't mean everyone is mad. How would you expect people to react?

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:16:48 2015 No.6420516

>>6420495
>vodka like a commie
Most americans associate vodka with teenaged girls more strongly than with russians

and the previous europe comment had nothing to do with politics, it was a reference to how non-belgian europeans so often say they don't like beer with flavor and are content with drinking the same mediocre lager every day, just as american southerners say about bud light

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:18:40 2015 No.6420523 >>6399808 Why are you having a beer with your milkshake?

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:20:17 2015 No.6420528

>>6420516
Yeah I'm drinking sorachi ace right now so I guess you nailed me on that one. Next time I'll get some naga jholokia epic triple imperial axe murderer pale ale so the State Department doesn't send jackbooted thugs to confiscate my passport.

>>6420506
Usually by saying "the reason you are wrong is because [reasons]"

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:22:09 2015 No.6420530 >>6420528 >Usually by saying "the reason you are wrong is because [reasons]" like 5 people did that, and then you went >why so defensive everyone

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:24:53 2015 No.6420535 >>6420528 Why are you so mad at beer? I call out people who drink Heineken and Bud light and you start talking about spicy peppers and something about the government? What is even going on with your posts?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:30:28 2015 No.6420544 >>6418734 >>6418750 literally look at the people shitting on stone in this thread

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:30:39 2015 No.6420545

>>6420535
You were the one who brought up politics, don't put this on me

I'm making some comments about certain people with a certain attitude about beer. The fact that you are making this into a matter of nationalism and all beer ever brewed throughout history says a lot more about you than it does about me.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:31:48 2015 No.6420548 >>6420528 >Next time I'll get some naga jholokia epic triple imperial axe murderer pale ale so the State Department doesn't send jackbooted thugs to confiscate my passport. I don't even have a clue what this is supposed to mean

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:32:58 2015 No.6420553 >>6420545 >You were the one who brought up politics nope >I'm making some comments about certain people with a certain attitude about beer Certain people that you entirely made up and do not actually exist

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:39:07 2015 No.6420576

>What are you sipping on (or chugging) right now, if anything?
Dogfishhead 120 Minute.

It's okay but the bottles I picked up were dated back in January and I think it's lost a lot of the hop flavors that I was expecting. If I can find it fresh I'll try it again but otherwise it's pretty meh compared to the 90 Minute

>What's your go-to beer, session wise or just a nice thing to have a couple of for the night?
As a regular beer: Sierra Nevada Torpedo or APA and DFH 90 Minute

As a treat: Maine Beer Company's Lunch and Dinner

>What are you anticipating to get or pop open in the future?

I'd like to try Pliney the Elder. I'd also like to get into stouts but I'm a little hesitant since Guinness was literally the most underwhelming thing I've ever tasted (I know it's not good but it just tasted like water and I sorta figured it'd at least taste like something.)

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:43:47 2015 No.6420598 >>6420576 good stouts don't taste like water try 4 pines dry stout and north coast brewing old rasputin russian impersial stout

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:48:26 2015 No.6420608 >>6420576 >. I'd also like to get into stouts but I'm a little hesitant since Guinness was literally the most underwhelming thing I've ever tasted Guinness is the Bud Light of stouts, so don't expect it to taste like much

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:51:40 2015 No.6420618 >>6420576 >>6420576 There's a world of stouts beyond Guinness. If you want an easy drinking lower abv Irish dry stout like Guinness is but with actual flavor, try O'Hara's.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:53:22 2015 No.6420625 a place in my city (in Australia!) just tapped North Coast's Brother Thelonius, it's gonna be a great day

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:55:30 2015 No.6420629 >>6420618 Not a fan of low abv. I tried Guinness mostly because I wanted to try an Irish stew recipe that called for it. The stew was tasty but the beer was pretty shit. >>6420598 I'll have to check for those next time I get beer. Thanks

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:57:17 2015 No.6420635

>>6420576
>>6420576
January is fresh. The reason it tastes different is that bitterness maxes out at certain point (there is a maximum signal level that your bitterness detectors can register) and the sugar and alcohol are also at much higher levels in the 120. I like them both but the 90 has more going on with the palate, the 120 is more of a bedtime beer.

Anyway as I mentioned up here>>6415067 every neckbeard loves an imperial stout, you should pick some up. It's basically soda with the sugar levels, but reassuringly dark and boozy and as an added bonus has edgy graphics on the bottles, most of the time.

When you get the X-TREEM bug out of your pants you can return to the balanced old world hop flavors of saaz and hallertau like a grownup, but you're only young once.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 21:57:51 2015 No.6420637 >>6420629 also definitely get Founders Breakfast Stout if you can still find some (they only make it in winter but you should probably be able to find some still)

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:00:53 2015 No.6420642

>>6420635
>being an advocate of outdated hop varieties
You sound like a Luddite. People used those in the past because it was all they had, modern science has created so many tastier strains, do not be a slave to tradition
>every neckbeard loves an imperial stout
Everyone regardless of beard type and presence likes imperial stouts because they are delicious

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:02:54 2015 No.6420645
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Since I live right next to the factory I've been drinking a lot of New Belgium, other than Ranger I can say I like all their beers. Living in Fort Collins isn't kind to my wallet and beer budget

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:03:44 2015 No.6420650

>>6420635
>to the balanced old world hop flavors of saaz and hallertau like a grownup
Old people only drink that stuff because they grew up in a time when great beer was almost impossible to find outside Belgium

Now that the western world is so prosperous we don't need to worry about using as little grain and malt as possible and we can let beer be better

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:05:30 2015 No.6420651
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definitely trying brother thelonius, what else should i give a try lads?
might try stone & wood's czech pilsner, always enjoyed their pacific ale, but haven't realyl drank too many pilsners

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:05:33 2015 No.6420652

>>6420642
Don't be a slave to "progress", science is kewl guy. I drink what tastes good but I don't look at the year because that is what neckbeards do. Mosaic is tasty because it produces a sensation of pleasure in your mouth, not because it's... well I was going to say it's new, but it's probably obsolete luddite dogshit to a hop-of-the-week neckbeard such as yourself. Let's just say newer. But old world hops are also delicious and fuck anyone who says otherwise. It just takes a certain level of maturity to admit that.

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Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:07:22 2015 No.6420656

>>6420635
>When you get the X-TREEM bug out of your pants you can return to the balanced old world hop flavors of saaz and hallertau like a grownup, but you're only young once.

I dunno that I have any sort of X-TREEM bug whatever that is. I don't drink beer super frequently and I want some interesting flavors when I do.

I've tried more than a few Belgian styles (I grew up less than 10 miles from Allagash) and they're just not for me. I can see why people like them and maybe in the future I'll develop a taste but at the moment I won't waste my money.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:11:41 2015 No.6420664

>>6420652
Citra hops are my personal favorite, it would be retarded to not drink it simply because its not traditional

Modern breeding has resulted in an explosion of tastier hop strains in the last couple decades. No one even implied they are good because they are new so not sure what you are trying to argue against or what this has to do with beards

>But old world hops are also delicious

Well they are surely better than no hops, but there are very few if any situations where a beer is better off using only hops that have been commercially available for over 100 years

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:14:07 2015 No.6420670

>>6420656

I was thinking more about central european styles actually. Since you're on the east coast, Brooklyn makes a pretty nice marzen that I'd recommend you try if you're willing to let go of the >muh powerful flavors thing for a six pack. You'll have to wait six months as it's an autumn beer. You could also look for Southampton Keller Pils which is a lovely old world pilsner.

But like I said the strong flavors bug is something that people go through, and I think you should embrace it. As IPAs go, Pliny is really a great beer and deserve the praise it gets, although I wouldn't travel for it. Here on the east coast I really like Sixpoint Resin. The Hi Res promises more but I think you will find that like the Dogfish 120 more isn't necessarily better. See, you and I are more alike than some people want you to think.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:15:23 2015 No.6420671 Hahpoon

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:15:59 2015 No.6420672

>>6420652
>But old world hops are also delicious and fuck anyone who says otherwise
No one said they are bad, just that we have even better things readily available now. Your attitude is like refusing to watch Breaking Bad because you only watch TV from the black and white era. It is a nonsensical attitude to have, and is reminiscent of people who actually support shit like reinheitsgebot and think rye or oats don't belong in beer

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:18:09 2015 No.6420675

>>6420664

I disagree completely. Sometimes you're not in the mood for the flavors of a new world hop. It's not a question of something being categorically better. It's a question of what you are the mood to taste at that moment.

This is like saying kenyan peaberry is fundamentally better than hawaiian kona. They're different, not better or worse. Don't confuse new for improved.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:19:39 2015 No.6420679

>>6420672
>Your attitude is like refusing to watch Breaking Bad because you only watch TV from the black and white era

I think I mentioned before that I am drinking a sorachi ace right now, pretty sure that's a 20th century hop but I guess only 21st century hops are allowed or you're a luddite? This kind of shit is why I hate beer neckbeards.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:20:08 2015 No.6420682 >>6420675 >the flavors of a new world hop They aren't homogeneous, modern techniques have bred hops for every occasion, no longer do we just have to settle for what is around like brewers traditionally had to do

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:21:18 2015 No.6420687 >>6420679 >I think I mentioned before that I am drinking a sorachi ace right now, yeah, but literally everything else you have said suggests you aren't actually doing that

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:24:13 2015 No.6420695

>>6420682
>settle for
It's obviously not settling if you want that flavor, and as multiple American craft brewers are proving by the fact that they choose to make beers with it.
>>6420687
No, these are your assumptions based on your extremist attitudes. The very same extremist attitudes I've been criticizing in this thread, causing unspeakable butthurt because you know I'm right.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:26:06 2015 No.6420699

>>6420670
lol at this idea you are trying to use that 'mature' shaven' people drink lagers and the implication that that is somehow a a condition people move toward and is desirable when in fact its the exact opposite, the vast majority of the world's lager drinkers are only doing it because that is all they know and they move in the exact opposite direction as you imply as they mature

Not that lagers are bad or anything, I am drinking a Surly Hell right now

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:27:06 2015 No.6420703 >>6420695 >and as multiple American craft brewers are proving by the fact that they choose to make beers with it. marketing to traditionalists

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:28:28 2015 No.6420706 >>6420703 >people's tastes are wrong and if it looks otherwise it's because of marketing Right. And Goose Island is pisswater because the PO box of the holding company has the wrong address now.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:29:48 2015 No.6420708 >>6420699 >I am drinking a Surly Hell right now Pleb, you obviously can't handle Real Beer

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:30:38 2015 No.6420710

>>6420706
>And Goose Island is pisswater because the PO box of the holding company has the wrong address now.
312 is, but their high end stuff is still good. You keep complaining about stances that no one takes, I think thats called a strawman in internet speak

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:31:11 2015 No.6420714 >>6406647 Are you serious? You realize that lagers are brewed for longer than ales just at colder temperatures.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:33:05 2015 No.6420718

>>6420710
See >>6420386

Oh look, the straw man is real

What I find ironic is how I'm being called a narrow minded luddite "slave" because I enjoy marzen, even though I also drink a lot of other styles of beer. Isn't the slave the person who rejects anything that smacks of tradition because of some emotionally-driven attachment to the idea of "science"?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:34:11 2015 No.6420721 >>6420718 The post you are referencing is saying he doesn't want to financially support AB, an entirely unrelated thing to your point

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:34:18 2015 No.6420722

>>6417782
My Grandfather smoked his whole life. I was about 10 years old when my mother said to him, "If you ever want to see your grandchildren graduate, you have to stop immediately." Tears welled up in his eyes when he realized what exactly was at stake. He gave it up immediately. Three years later he died of lung cancer. It was really sad and destroyed me. My mother said to me- "Don't ever smoke. Please don't put your family through what your Grandfather put us through." I agreed. At 28, I have never touched a cigarette. I must say, I feel a very slight sense of regret for never having done it, because your post gave me cancer anyway.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:35:31 2015 No.6420723

>>6420718
>What I find ironic is how I'm being called a narrow minded luddite "slave" because I enjoy marzen
Dude, are you intentionally misunderstanding every post?

You have consistently referenced how liking stout is immature and real adults who shave only drink lagers

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:36:09 2015 No.6420724 >>6420722 10/10

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:37:43 2015 No.6420726 >>6420721 It fits right in with the "people's tastes are wrong because marketing" which is what you were arguing earlier. Anyway time to crack open my last bottle of Midas Touch, because fuck modernity I only drink 3000 year old sumerian recipes.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:38:32 2015 No.6420732

>>6420718
>Isn't the slave the person who rejects anything that smacks of tradition because of some emotionally-driven attachment to the idea of "science"?
no, the 'slave' (not really the term I would pick, but whatever) is the one who values tradition over quality.

I am obviously saying we should drink what is good regardless of what people used to drink, and am personally glad that agriscience has become so advanced, hopefully we get some cool GMO hops in the not so distant future (unfortunately people like you would probably work to get such things banned)

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:39:54 2015 No.6420736 >>6420722 Seems like a poor opportunity to pull out this one

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:40:37 2015 No.6420738 >>6420346 "top-fermenting" is pretty much most yeast so yes insofar as it is a beer that isn't lagered.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:41:04 2015 No.6420741

>>6420726
>It fits right in with the "people's tastes are wrong because marketing" which is what you were arguing earlier.
Again, not what was said. People consider many things in addition to taste when buying beer, and brewers are rightfully not afraid to market to these things

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:41:10 2015 No.6420742

>>6420723
Other way around. Only drinking extreme beers is a sign of immaturity. It's a form of rebellion against "all those plebs who drink pisswater".

When you grow up, you drink what tastes good not what sets you aside from "the plebs"

>>6420732
I would personally like to see it banned just to piss off faggots like you, yeah.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:42:19 2015 No.6420746 >>6420722 >not liking Ommegang and Game of Thrones There is literally no downside to it except its a little expensive at $8

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:43:24 2015 No.6420749

>>6420742
>When you grow up, you drink what tastes good not what sets you aside from "the plebs"
What are you talking about? When did I ever even imply I base what I drink on that?

You are just saying random things now that are entirely unrelated to any previous posts

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:44:35 2015 No.6420751 >>6420742 >Only drinking extreme beers is a sign of immaturity Do you seriously consider a regular old 8% abv stout or anything with American or New Zealand hops as extreme?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:44:36 2015 No.6420752 >>6420749 No, you're probably just too drunk to connect the dots. Cheers.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:46:51 2015 No.6420760 >>6420752 I think you are confusing actual posters with the fake neckbeard character you imagined up and keep lamenting

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:47:06 2015 No.6420761

>>6420751
In the grand scheme of things, not really. Compared to Coors Light, yes. Which is what the rebellious reaction is reacting to.

These central european lagers which you people so despise are too dangerous to drink because at 5-6% ABV they are in fact luddite pisswater for anti-GMO tradition slaves.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:48:16 2015 No.6420765 >>6420761 >These central european lagers which you people so despise No one despises them, we just see them for what they are, just ok, mildly better versions of High Life and PBR

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:49:50 2015 No.6420771 >>6420761 >Which is what the rebellious reaction is reacting to What a odd thing to see the modern quality beer explosion as. Its an awakening, not a rebellion. A triumph over marketing by the big 3 and overregulation by the federal government

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:49:52 2015 No.6420772

>>6420651
I'd get the Bacchus Brewing Co lambic out of that list only because I've never had an Australian spontaneously fermented beer. I wouldn't have high hopes though because it takes a lot of luck or skill to make a good lambic (read: building or environment inoculated with tasty microbes with good temperature controls).

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:51:49 2015 No.6420778 >>6420772 might try that even better, turns out they they do ten dollar tasting paddles today!

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:52:14 2015 No.6420779 >>6420765 Would you call Left Hand Milk Stout an "ok, mildly better version" of Guinness?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:54:11 2015 No.6420782 >>6420779 I'd give it a little more praise than that, but nothing over the top. These lagers you are championing are not analogous to the beer readily available from all sorts of anonymous breweries in america in flavor and quality.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:54:40 2015 No.6420783 >>6420771 Right ok. Awakening. Fine. Like a 14 year old boy who just discovered his mom's lingerie catalog.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:56:19 2015 No.6420788 >>6420783 The rebellion characterization you are pushing is ridiculous Do you seriously think people wouldn't be drinking top quality beer if Bud Light was not popular and we had nothing to rebel against?

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:56:40 2015 No.6420789

>>6420782
>these lagers that you are championing

You mean the Brooklyn Marzen and the Southampton Keller Pils that I mentioned earlier? No good because

a. Not obscure enough
b. Dirty obsolete luddite hops, or
c. Low ABV and low IBU = pisswater

Or all of the above?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:57:02 2015 No.6420792 >>6420788 he's literally just a troll posting outlandish opinions to get attention stop replying

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:57:42 2015 No.6420794 >>6420788 Only 65 year old retired dump truck drivers drink Bud Light, who are you kidding.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:58:52 2015 No.6420798 >>6420792 Right, liking lagers is an "outlandish opinion". Beer threads are fucking trippy as hell man, I can't get enough of you people.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:59:13 2015 No.6420799 >>6420746 Please don't tell me you bought a single beer from an inexpensive and technically simple style for 8 dollars because it had your favorite soap on the label.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 22:59:53 2015 No.6420802 >>6420789 >You mean the Brooklyn Marzen and the Southampton Keller Pils that I mentioned earlier No, i don't You were just saying how only central european lager is good and everyone will go back to that when the 'rebellion' is over

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:00:53 2015 No.6420806 >>6420792 >stop replying bump limit has already been hit, so whatever

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:03:01 2015 No.6420813

>>6420799
I can afford to spend $8 on a large beer from a good brewery that also happens to have an elite TV show tie in.

If I could afford to spend that much on beer I would be in pretty bad shape, its actually less overpriced than most Ommegang stuff

> technically simple style
lol yeah, everyone is churning out those simple dark saisons

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:03:33 2015 No.6420817 File: 273 KB, 374x767, captcha.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6420802 I never said that, see >>6420695 about your attitude

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:04:01 2015 No.6420818 >>6420799 >because it had your favorite soap on the label. Irish Spring?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:05:02 2015 No.6420819 >>6420817 see >>6420761 You obviously hate america and quality

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:06:44 2015 No.6420822 >>6420819 Because I recommended two high quality beers that are made in America? You know at a fundamental level, beer is a European tradition, right? If you want Real American you should drink pulque you god damm eurocucked traitor.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:09:29 2015 No.6420830
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>>6420822
>You know at a fundamental level, beer is a European tradition, right
You know europeans settled america right?

Its not like modern europeans have any more connection to that brewing tradition than modern americans do

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:14:34 2015 No.6420842 >>6420830 >we're totally not a european culture guise I swear >but europeans settled america and represent the majority of americans Neckbeer logic, the post

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:17:26 2015 No.6420845 >>6420535 Why is Heinekan so hated? It's a pretty basic lager, neither terrible or amazing.

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:17:58 2015 No.6420846

>>6420842
European beer culture didn't differentiate from american until the last 100 yearsish

First prohibition and future retarded government policies killed it in america, but then it came back with a vengeance while central european beer culture has been stagnating for a few generations and is not in a very good place anymore

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:19:30 2015 No.6420850 >>6420845 its a more expensive version of Budwieser in shitty green bottles that lead it to almost always become skunky before it leaves shelves Not that I would turn down a free one, but there are very few other beers that make less sense to buy

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:19:40 2015 No.6420852 >>6420846 You're this guy aren't you >>6412916

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:20:48 2015 No.6420855

>>6420813
>If I could afford to spend that much on beer
gotta assume that you meant 'couldn't' and that you're begging a lesson and not trolling.

Saisons are pretty easy to brew, even dark ones. There's nothing special about the wort. Primary needs a healthy starter, but that's not a problem these days, and a decent amount of exhaust - so pop a blowoff or leave it open. Saison strains produce more phenols when you let them ferment at a higher than normal temperature after high krausen. It attenuates to its capacity in the same amount of time as most ale yeasts.

>>6420845
Heineken is hated because it's an internationally sold, regularly hopped beer packaged in a green bottle. It always arrives skunked. I'mma write about why that happens in a second, gotta take a piss.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:21:35 2015 No.6420858 >>6420852 nope

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:23:10 2015 No.6420862 File: 139 KB, 958x551, auscunts.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Is it fucking school holidays somewhere? Every board I go to has seen a big rise in inelegant brute force trolling and shitty bait over the last few days.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:24:11 2015 No.6420865 >>6420855 Buying a game of thrones beer for drinking while watching is no worse than suffering through a terrible mexican beer while at a mexican restaurant

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:24:13 2015 No.6420866 >>6420862 Pretty sure it's spring break week, hence all the early 20s sperging out about how if you don't drink imperial stout and DIPA all the time you hate america and want all white people to die.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:25:05 2015 No.6420869 >>6420850 >>6420855 Don't you guys get your Heinekans in the big 500ml cans? In Australia the ones in the bottles are brewed here and the cans are imported, I have a feeling that makes a difference.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:25:16 2015 No.6420871 >>6420866 >Pretty sure it's spring break week pretty sure its not considering it is over a week after easter now

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:26:03 2015 No.6420872 File: 61 KB, 500x500, leironicshitpostface.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6420866

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:26:39 2015 No.6420874 >>6420869 I don't think I have ever actually bought a heineken, only tried it when others were buying

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:29:00 2015 No.6420880 >>6420874 i went to a night out with unlimited free heineken, drank something like 12 bottles, and then threw up outside the venue i don't really remember what it tasted like, but i remember my friend breaking a glass table

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:30:32 2015 No.6420883

>>6420845
When brewers boil hops they are converting the acids into bitter tasting flavorful molecules. These same molecules are totally happy to bond with sulfur molecules that are latent from a number of the other adjuncts. When light strikes it, they bond, and make a molecule that still has the preservative powers of hops but totally smells like skunks.

What's interesting is that the specific hop derivatives that turn into this skunk molecule when light hits it for awhile, as few as thirty minutes if you care, are absent from aged hops, which are used in a number of belgian styles. You will find these styles in green bottles and it's fine. Really, the association of these green bottles with fancy shmancy Belgium is responsible for your skunked Heineken.

>>6420869
Us Americans don't refuse a skunked beer. We take what we get and we like it and then shitpost about it on ck.

>>6420865
That sounds terrible..

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:32:23 2015 No.6420885 >>6420883 well I am pretty sure it is much better than any mexican beer available in america

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:40:38 2015 No.6420897
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>>6420883

We'll refuse anything if it's not patriotic enough. I poured out this one because it was not bitter enough, not boozy enough, not exterme enough, not enough naga jholokia, the hops were NOT NEW ENOUGH, and more importantly it came from EEEEVIL europe which I hate because it is is NOT my dad [stamps feet]

>>6420885

There are some pretty alright Mexican beers, you just haven't looked. They're a little overpriced but certainly better than heineken. Try Cerveceria Mexicana, they're practically everywhere.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:45:37 2015 No.6420905 >>6420897 Are you still this amazingly butthurt about your argument with other anon? Seriously bruv chill

Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:46:41 2015 No.6420907

>>6420897
>There are some pretty alright Mexican beers, you just haven't looked
There are some that exist, but very few that can be easily found and almost never any at Mexican restaurants one of the few times when I specifically want a mexican beer (so I always end up with Negra Modelo)

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:47:49 2015 No.6420911 >>6420897 Mikkeller is one of the few brewers finally bringing american quality to Europe

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:52:49 2015 No.6420926 File: 861 KB, 400x217, giphy.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6420905 What makes you think I am not chill? >>6420907 You should be drinking sherry with mexican food >>6420911 Sounds like traitor talk to me

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:54:41 2015 No.6420931 >>6420926 >What makes you think I am not chill? because you have been ranting on 4chan for a few hours?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:55:38 2015 No.6420936 >>6420931 Sounds like you're butt hurt about it

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:57:25 2015 No.6420944 File: 137 KB, 776x602, 1393831906265.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6420926 >What makes you think I am not chill?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 15 23:59:34 2015 No.6420947 File: 50 KB, 342x500, 1389450326678.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6420944 Can't we all just get along?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 00:00:56 2015 No.6420951 >>6420911 Its a shame the european beer consumers are so shitty that Mikeller has to sell most of their stuff in america

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 00:25:54 2015 No.6421022 >>6420845 Heineken is one of the worst lagers to me, there's just something about it's taste that I can't get around. Most shitty lagers like Budweisser just doesn't taste good, but they don't taste bad. Heineken does taste bad.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 01:20:52 2015 No.6421127 >>6421022 >paying a dollar a beer for Heineken Such overpriced swill

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 11:15:31 2015 No.6421855 >>6420381 You're the only one who's saying it's a lifestyle, pal.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 11:50:47 2015 No.6421922 >>6420936 Doesn't disprove you being not chill anon

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 16 14:08:20 2015 No.6422156 >>6414713 One of the first IPAs I liked.

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