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[Anonymous No.6493305]

Beer General

What you drinking, drank, or plan on drinking?

This stuff is pretty good. Their version of those overrated hipster IPAs that are just hops. But I like those so I like this.

[Anonymous No.6493317]

>>6493305

Cynicale is strictly better.

[Anonymous No.6493320]

I didn't like Overrated, on the other hand fresh Abrasive is one of the best IPA's I've ever had.

[Anonymous No.6493337]

>>6493305
Never had this before and I'm digging it.

[Anonymous No.6493356]

san diego master race

[Anonymous No.6493361]

Grabbed one of these for the new game of thrones episode tonight

[Anonymous No.6493403]

Fresh Sucks sixes are around.

[Anonymous No.6493406]

>>6493361
>>6493361
Just tries Indra kinindra, total shit. Lmk how yours taste

[Anonymous No.6493412]

>>6493406
First beer I've ever poured. Hated the fuck out of it

[Anonymous No.6493414]

>>6493337
Why are you drinking a winter beer now? Was it marked down to fuck or something?

[Antarctica No.6493415]

>>6493305
>surly
Twin cities bro?

[Anonymous No.6493427]

>>6493305

Ha, I just tried that at the Geek bar in Chicago the other day and it was much better than expected after seeing the can it comes in.

I regretted not trying the GoT cocktail where the glass is apparently dipped in pig's blood.

[Anonymous No.6493438]

>>6493412
Yeah then don't try Indra, total shit, love their other beers, sculpin, pale

[Anonymous No.6493565]

2 40s of colt 45

[Anonymous No.6493578]

>>6493415
AZ. Got it in a beer trade.

[Anonymous No.6493583]

>>6493412
>First beer I've ever poured.

Don't try hardcore IPAs and stouts/porters if you're this new.

[Anonymous No.6493646]

>>6493414
Just trying new things.

[Anonymous No.6493835]

3 cans of this, 8%, $3NZD each

Tastes like metal and gym socks, but gets me drunk efficiently and almost as low cost as box wine. Can't go wrong really. It's basically a poor mans version of kingfisher strong. Made in India so you know it's quality.

Fuck all you hipster ipa drinking faggots. Also fuck every kind of dark beer (stouts, porters, etc), tastes like shit and way too 'heavy' to get drunk on. Might as well mix Baileys with pine needles if you're into that shit-tier filth.

I'll stick with real mans beer thank you very much. Poofter nancy's and their $10 a stubbie craft shit can fuck off.

[Anonymous No.6493851]

>>6493835
Top kek, poverty getting you down?

[Anonymous No.6493943]

>>6493835
Y'all negrids have 40so down there?

[Anonymous No.6494047]

>>6493943
Why, yes. 48 actually.

[Anonymous No.6494675]

>>6493835
>he drinks just to get drunk

[Anonymous No.6495782]

>>6493305
Surly is good but isn't remotely worth the price.

It's like $14 for most of their 4-packs here, I can only imagine what it costs when they ship out of state.

[Anonymous No.6495923]

Polishing off the last bottle of Habanero Sculpin I got. It's a solid IPA and the spiciness is really strong but not overly. Gonna crack open a Two Hearted in a bit, never had that one before.

>>6493361
That is an exceptional porter, have you had it before?

>>6493403
Jealous, haven't seen any in my local stores. :^(

>>6493406
Indra is pretty bad in my opinion. I struggled to finish the 22 oz I got a while back. I like curry a lot but it was the aftertaste that really got to me. Burping up cinnamon/spices/curry shit really felt unnatural (from a beer at least). I can't say it's straight up shit because I've had worse stouts but I wouldn't drink that again even if someone paid me to. Victory At Sea is definitely way better.

[Anonymous No.6496048]

Dogfishhead 60 min IPA
>>pic unrelated

[Anonymous No.6496069]

>>6496048

elbow thread? elbow thread.

[Anonymous No.6496087]

>>6496069
Is her elbow a bent-over girl's ass

[Anonymous No.6496095]

>>6495923
I love spicy food but can't handle spicy beer. There's a local brewery here that has a habanero saison, and I couldn't even finish a pint of it. The spiciness just kills it.

[Anonymous No.6496161]

>>6493438
>>6493583
I was not clear in my post, I hated the Indra and the Victory At Sea is one of my favorite beers.

[Anonymous No.6496162]

>>6493305
nothing is more overrated than stouts. beer elitist will give a 5/5 to anything that's hard to drink and has weird ingredients. ipas are just so damn tasty

[Anonymous No.6496166]

>>6496162
I have the complete opposite opinion than yours.

[Anonymous No.6496236]

>>6496162
your opinion is objectively wrong

[Anonymous No.6496315]

Having myself a nice glass of Vanilla Java Porter from Atwater Brewery tonight. It's one of my go-to beers, but it's really one of those beers you can only have one or two in a night since it's more of a desert beer.

[Anonymous No.6496413]

Wow, this one was pretty good. It's really crisp and not in-your-face hoppy. 9/10, will buy repeatedly. Probably gonna drink a Kellerweis to round off the night.

>>6496095
>Habanero saison
That sounds good to be honest but I feel ya man. Spicy beers are hit or miss, usually miss. This one is nice, though the spiciness does kind of kill the hop flavor a tad. It's definitely not something you would session since I'd imagine the post beer shits would be painful.

[Anonymous No.6496418]

>24 pack of 15 oz. Guinness cans
>26 dollars at costco

That's not a bad way to spend a weekend.

[Anonymous No.6496429]

>>6496418
beers that big shouldnt be $1. you get what you pay for

[Anonymous No.6496437]

>>6495782
wat

I live in the Twin Cities and just visited the new Surly restaurant downtown. 10/10 would go again for the select beer they only sell on tap. But anyways it's like $8.99 for a 4 pack here man

[Anonymous No.6496445]

>>6496429
Guinness isn't the best stout in the world but it can hold it's own among most craft dry stouts. At that price, it's hard to complain. Plus it's the only stout or porter I can drink a lot of without getting full or fatigued.

[Anonymous No.6496564]

Anyone had this? About to try one.

[Anonymous No.6496571]

>>6493406
Yeah IK was pretty fucking bad. Their porter and stout are amazing though. Also grapefruit sculpin mmmmmmmmmmm

[Anonymous No.6496916]

This stuff here is nectar. Favorite beer by far. Good way to close off the day.

>>6496564
My brother in law had that when he went to Chicago. He loved the shit out of it. Probably gonna get a 6er of it this summer during a family visit to Chicago.

[Anonymous No.6497124]

How should I start home brewing, /ck/? Is the Mr. Beer thing good for beginners? What's a hard to fuck up recipe I should start with?

[Anonymous No.6497169]

>>6493320
I agree with this

[Anonymous No.6497185]

>>6495782
I've only seen surly charge that much for their specialty brews like abrasive or coffee bender. MNbro here. Their bombers are another story. Fuck Darkness for being so good and expensive. Best IS I've ever had.

[Anonymous No.6497191]

>>6496916
It was pretty good. Intense mint, vanilla, and anise flavor with a nice alcoholic kick to it. It's sweet as hell though. Probably gonna take me more than a week to drink them all.

[Anonymous No.6497206]

>>6496916
This and narwhal are the only SN beers I buy anymore

[Anonymous No.6497232]

>>6497185
have you had fulton's Worthy Adversary? It's a very impressive RIS.
>>6496916
kellerweis is a staple of my booze stock. it's one of my favorite beers to drink, by far.

[Anonymous No.6497248]

>>6497232
I've got 3 bottles sitting in my basement right now. Fulton puts out great stuff. War and peace and Patience are always tempting to drop some money on every year

[Anonymous No.6497306]

Just finished a big bottle of Elysian Omen. And not that it's fancy craft beer, but my local grocery store has started carrying four-packs of Kostritzer cans, the big half-liter ones, for six bucks, and I've been loving it.

[Anonymous No.6497381]

Got a 4 pack of Kirsch Gose on a recommendation....

I know I'll probably catch some heat for this. It's super fruity, tart. If you tasted it, you wouldn't even think it was a beer. But it's fucking delicious. It's so goddamn good it's unbelievable. Very tart, not super sweet, just a hint of that beer flavor. I swear I could drink like 20 of these if it wouldn't kill me.

[Anonymous No.6497409]

>>6493305

>sierra nevada
>Anchor


Jesus christ you guys are impoverished.

Colorado master race, so many good beers here, including Left Hand Milk Stout on Nitro

[Anonymous No.6497411]

>>6497409

Another Favorite of mine, Steam Engine Lager.

Best American Lager/Ale I've ever had.

[Anonymous No.6497418]

>>6497409
You really think Left Handed is any different than Sierra Nevada / Anchor? They all put out pretty good beers, but you can get Left Handed all across the nation like the other guys. Don't be that guy and pretend just because it's widely available that it's bad.

[Anonymous No.6497439]

>>6497409
>muh cult of obscurity

[Anonymous No.6497732]

>>6497409
What are you even saying? Left Hand is super well known, especially in Colorado, and proably around the same price or maybe even cheaper than Anchor or Siera Nevada since you live in Colorado. Don't be such a self assuming pretentious dick. Your reasons for being superior don't even make any sense. Also, as others have said, Left Hand is widely available. Fucking moron.

You could have at least said Avery or something since they are generally more expensive.

[Anonymous No.6497823]

[Anonymous No.6497828]

>this thread
But beer isn't pretentious!

[Anonymous No.6497835]

Whats a good Japanese beer?

I live in Japan and I've been trying a bunch of stuff.

Every Kirin I've had is shit, some Asahi are good, some Sapporo are good.

[Anonymous No.6497852]

>>6497835
Hitachino and Echigo I guess? There's probably other stuff over there but it's what we get here in the US. I haven't been to Japan since I was a kid so I don't know what you guys have.

[Anonymous No.6497875]

>>6497835
Hitachino Nest and Bairds are the only fancy beer breweries I see with international distrib. Never been to Japan, can't vouch for others.

[Anonymous No.6497881]

>>6497835
YEBISU
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[Anonymous No.6497885]

>>6497881
just because it was in evangelion doesn't make it good

[Anonymous No.6497908]

>>6497885
You don't know how anime works

[Anonymous No.6497936]

Middle of the week so middle class haul tonight!

[Anonymous No.6497984]

Now summer is approaching these bad boys will be my main drink of choice.

I know you'll all despise me for not being a hipster, but my drink is still more refreshing than yours.

[Anonymous No.6497998]

>>6497984
I just don't like strongbow. It's always been too sweet for me

[Anonymous No.6498018]

>>6497984
They only stock the hard cider in my store. Wish I could try their other products.

[Anonymous No.6498049]

Nice hoppy lager, lots of citrus on the nose. Very pleasant surprise as i expected it to be a bad small batch beer!

[Anonymous No.6498266]

Homebrew Imperial Stout, 2 months on it soon, still slightly to heavy hop character on it, nice coffee tones though!

[Anonymous No.6498279]

Not very good sadly, hops seemed faded, not good for a "summer" beer as summer has not even arrived yet and already skunked!

[Anonymous No.6498295]

>>6497191
Nice. Definitely excited to pick some up then.

>>6497409
pls no bully
;_;

>>6497835
Hitachino is nice.

>>6497984
>more refreshing than a hefe
Debatable but a cold cider is definitely more refreshing than most beer. Kinda wish there were more selections of cider in my area.

[Anonymous No.6498302]

>>6497828
beer isn't. people are

[Anonymous No.6498306]

>>6497835
the japanese are good at many things. beer is not one of them

[Anonymous No.6498310]

>>6498049
>#selfie
I wouldn't drink it even if it was good

[Anonymous No.6498330]

Picked these up today. Going for the barrel aged raspberry sour first. Not usually a fan of sours, but looking forward to this one.

[Anonymous No.6498338]

>>6498330
Also have these. Perpetual IPA is what I like to drink when I don't care.

[Anonymous No.6498342]

A round of whole new beers. Good ratings, fair prices.

[Anonymous No.6498344]

>>6498306
That's just as bad as saying Americans are bad at beer
Just because you can't find the good stuff where you live doesn't make you right

[Anonymous No.6498381]

>>6498310
I did curse some at the naming scheme, probably sjw brewers behind it, still nice beer though!

Seems like brewdog has finally regained control on their brewery, last batch i tried was horrible, this one is getting back to where they where, decent low cost IPA.

[Anonymous No.6498467]

One of the best local lagers for sure!

[Anonymous No.6498478]

Somewhat boring pale ale, not enough going on. Very clean though as expected from such a large producer of lagers!

[Anonymous No.6498487]

Latest homebrew, Imperial IPA with the Conan yeast from Heady topper, must have fucked up at some point as it is very bland compared to the last batch of the same recipe with another yeast. Disappointed as hell right now!

[Anonymous No.6498514]

boulevard brewing - the calling

anchorage brewing - anadromous

4hands brewing - contact high

stone brewing co - chai spiced imperial russian stout

evil twin brewing - mosaic single hop imperial india pale american wheat lager

o'dell - brazzle

stone brewing - delicious ipa

alpine beer co - pure hoppiness

side project - la biere de fantaisie

perennial artisan ales - peach berliner weisse (taproom only) spontaneous fermentation turned it sour, and it was even better tasting than previous iterations.

[Anonymous No.6498525]

very nice glassware sir.

[Anonymous No.6498528]

>>6498487
Looks pretty though.

[Anonymous No.6498549]

>>6498528
Lookswise it is my ideal imperial IPA, nice haze from all the dry hop and proper coloring from some slight additions of crystal malts. Nothing wrong there. Problems come when the room is not filled with hop aromas as it should be, i figure i fermented it to warm and managed to kill most hop aromas in the process!

[Anonymous No.6498551]

>>6498330
I think I had that raspberry sour at the SF international beer fest this last weekend. I was purty drunk though, so not sure if I liked it.

[Anonymous No.6498555]

>Drinking weird abbreviations in cans

Is this something new? I'm still drinking Belgian and Dutch triples and not getting bored of it any time soon.

[Anonymous No.6498558]

>>6497828
Go fuck yourself. There's around a hundred brewers in the Bay Area; it's not pretentious to take advantage of it. Just because you live in a shit hole flyover state that just thinks sierra nevada is exotic doesn't make variety giving a shit about micro-brews pretentious.

[Anonymous No.6498571]

>>6498342
Let me know how the Evil Twin is. I've never had anything by them I really liked.

[Anonymous No.6498618]

>>6498555
>he doesn't have variety in his beer choices

[Anonymous No.6498665]

>>6498018
lmao strongbow is piss.

[Anonymous No.6498692]

>>6498571
So far so good. Smells pretty good too.

[Anonymous No.6498736]

Citrus nose, kinda floral. Little bit of sweetness, kinda of dry, and a bitter aftertaste. 10.99 for a pounder pack, I'm not too upset.

[Anonymous No.6498752]

>>6497185
I'm a big fan of the Bender, and the other forms it comes in. I have yet to see the new brew house.

[Anonymous No.6498871]

I'd like to think I'm not a pleb. I like Imperials, and coffee stouts and porters are usually my favorite beers, but I swear this shit tastes like paint thinner with a shot of espresso in it. Didn't enjoy it at all.

[Anonymous No.6498907]

>>6498752
Same. I wanted to wait til summer so the beer garden was open but I still have yet to go

[Anonymous No.6498938]

>>6493305
The Bruery Sour in the Rye
and Avery Brewing Sour Raspberry
Both are quite good. I love wild ales.

[Anonymous No.6499039]

>>6498871
Definitely try Smog City Coffee Porter or BP Victory At Sea, they blow the fuck out of High West imo.

[Anonymous No.6499133]

Tasty but watery. Great vanilla aroma.

[Anonymous No.6499139]

>>6498558
1. There are more craft breweries per capita in flyoverland than in the bay area
2. Caring about what you drink, and being an insufferable jackass about it, like you're being, are rather different and only an insufferable jackass like you would pretend there's no middle ground
3. If this is pissing contest about cities, my city is more important than yours, the actually important one near yours (aka SF where I'm pretty sure you don't live), or for that matter any other city on the planet, in the history of civilization. Not that it makes my opinion any more valid, but you don't even want to go there unless you enjoy getting btfo

[Anonymous No.6499443]

Drinking an Aprihop right now. I hate Dogfish Head brews, not that they're bad but they're never as good as I think they'll be.

[Anonymous No.6499471]

>>6499139
>my city is more important than yours, the actually important one near yours (aka SF where I'm pretty sure you don't live), or for that matter any other city on the planet, in the history of civilization.

[Anonymous No.6499502]

>>6499471
it's like he came here from reddit cause they wouldnt give him upvotes for being a cunt lol

[Anonymous No.6499506]

>>6499443
60, 90, IBA, Burton Baton, and Palo Santo are all as good as they sound/people say they are. As for their seasonal stuff, for some reason it is all mediocre.

I personally love all of the ancient ale series, even though they are't always very good they are always fun/a novelty to purchase and drink. Then there is 120 minute, World Wide Stout, and Olde School are always great, and pretty much any of their rotating single bottle (11 or 22oz or whatever) are normally pretty alright to.

I agree that they could be seen as "never as good as they seem. Overall though I think they are a really talented brewery that gets this weird flak for being "gimmicky" and it is cool to hate them in some circles, which is absurd.

[Anonymous No.6499602]

B.C. scum here
trying out a couple things from parallel 49 brewing
the watermelon seed spitter was okay,a little bit light on flavour and had this kinda funky aroma, but was easy drinking and pretty refreshing, more like eating the watermelon rind than the actual fruit.
trying out the jerkface9000 tonight, not entirely sure what to expect from it, anyone had it?

[Anonymous No.6499796]

Shiva IPA from Asheville Brewing Company

[Anonymous No.6499867]

>>6498871
It's fucking garbage, you're not wrong.

So is this. I knew I shouldn't have gotten one. Fuck Shiner.

[Anonymous No.6500104]

>>6493403
Finally got Sucks sixers in NJ.
So fucking tasty when fresh.

[Anonymous No.6500156]

>>6500104
Heading to Atlantic City next week. I know of AC Bottle Company. Any other spots I should hit on my trip?

[Anonymous No.6500167]

>>6499443
ApriHop is one of their weirder brews. I really like it even though it gets flak for being gimmicky or w/e. Though any of their Minute IPAs vary from good (60, 75) to amazing (90, 120) and definitely deserve the good word people say about them.

[Anonymous No.6500169]

>>6500156
Don't expect good beer in AC, prices are crazy high for the most available beers. Expect $10+ for a Heineken.
NJ in general has Carton > Kane > Forgotten Boardwalk > Cape May and a few others, but those are the best.

[Anonymous No.6500175]

>>6500156
I actually didn't even look at the chart you posted. Those prices are fine, and you should try all those beers since they're fresh and solid offerings.

[Anonymous No.6500192]

>>6500169
I go twice a year. The Tropicana has a decent beer list. I don't expect much, just wondering if there was a gem I'm missing.

[Anonymous No.6500203]

>>6493305
11:12PM EST on a boring Tuesday night, pic related, it's nothing fancy nor is it intended to be.

[Anonymous No.6500208]

>>6493305
i'll drink anything thats cheap.
i dont drink for the taste, because all beer taste like shit. i drink to get drunk, or at very least, buzzed

[Anonymous No.6500210]

>>6500156
Definitely try Ruination, Grapefruit Sculpin (really good), and Sofie.

[Anonymous No.6500242]

Just drinking the last bottle of this I had in the beer fridge. Really nice. Probably gonna pick up a 22oz or another 4 pack of it, unless I can find a 6er of Lagunitas Sucks.

[Anonymous No.6500270]

>>6500210
That's my local spot. Of course I've had those. Hit me with your untappd if want a NE beer junkie friend. That goes for everyone ITT.

[Anonymous No.6500309]

General question, a co-worker of mine gave me a 3 year bottle of Lagunitas Gnarleywine the day before yesterday. Should I let it age more or crack it open this weekend? Note, I've never had a barleywine before so I'd really hate if I did open it eventually and I didn't like it.

[Anonymous No.6500374]

>>6500309
I would drink it now. I doubt you would get much more character out of it if made older. All the hop profile is probably gone and the alcohol mellowed out.

I don't really understand aging Barleywines. The hops are such a big part of the style.

[Anonymous No.6500402]

I'm drinking Yuengling because it's the cheapest shit i can tolerate and it comes in 24s. Ayy lmao

[Anonymous No.6500544]

>>6498871
yeah idk why /ck/ likes lagunitas so much. I had a suga a week ago and it tasted like shit

[Anonymous No.6500577]

>>6500544
Cheap and they all kind of taste the same.

[Anonymous No.6500650]

>>6500544
Maybe because Shugga was released in like November?

[Anonymous No.6500813]

Had a few of these tonight for the first time. I'll be sticking with it for a while.

[Anonymous No.6501093]

>>6500813
You'd probably like Founders Dirty Bastard and Backwoods Bastard, if you haven't had them already.

[Anonymous No.6501101]

>>6499502
I thought you neckbeards hated the "censorship", now you're saying you like it? Why is 4chan so tsundere for Reddit

[Anonymous No.6501190]

Help, I can't stop drinking this stuff, it's so damned nice.

It's not even good quality I can just drink it like water.

[Anonymous No.6501196]

>tfw these threads are always American circlejerks but I just want to talk about European beers and ales

[Anonymous No.6501197]

>>6501196
European beer is obsolete, we 100+ IBU now. I've only ever tasted Becks and Heineken therefore I know everything about the world outside my midwestern US suburb.

[Anonymous No.6501666]

>>6501196
>>6501197
>I could talk about European beer but I'll shitpost about Americans instead
:^)

[Anonymous No.6501674]

>>6501196

I drank European beer once and it made me gay.

[Anonymous No.6501992]

>>6501196
I like the European beers that can somehow make it to my end of the woods (SoCal). Taddy Porter and Westmalle Tripel are pretty great imo.

[Anonymous No.6502058]

>>6501196
Most of us are american. Stop being a faggot though and post whatever beer you want

[Anonymous No.6502118]

Went off to Disney World and tried one of these.
It was amazing my dad went out and bought a case and the family loves it.

[Anonymous No.6502379]

>>6502118
Really like that stuff, but I get Shiners ruby red bird because it has more of a kick (higher ABV)

[Anonymous No.6502389]

>>6493415
Minnesota beer friends need to try Insights sauv blanc saison. So fresh

[Anonymous No.6502400]

Grabbed a 24 of this for my day off. On my 6th beer now. I like it, good price too.

[Anonymous No.6502412]

>>6502389
Been meaning to check out insight. I've only heard good things. I love that most breweries around here have saisons on the ready. One of my favorite styles

[Anonymous No.6502563]

>>6502412
My gf lives 2 blocks away

B A S E D

[Anonymous No.6502673]

>>6502563
Sik. I'm out in burnsville so right now I'm hoping that new lakeville brewery is a goodin

[Anonymous No.6503297]

>>6502118
Please post when some Teutophile starts bunging on about
>muh pure German beer by law not shit American beer with wacky ingredients

[Anonymous No.6503891]

Just finished my last two bottles of this. So sad. ;_;

Probably gonna pick up another 6er of this, Sucks, Grapefruit Sculpin, along with a 22oz of Old Rasputin, Victory at Sea, or Peanut Butter/Horchata Stout.

[Anonymous No.6504942]

>>6503891
im gonna buy you another beer glass

[Anonymous No.6505155]

>>6504942
Seriously ditch the pint glass.

[Anonymous No.6505175]

>>6503891
>pint glass
Why? Currently drinking a PINNER from Oskar Blues. Got it as a single can but I want to go buy six of them if I can find em.

[Anonymous No.6505308]

>>6505175
>>6505155
>>6504942
pls no bully

It's also the only proper clear glass I have and I don't think it's too kosher to drink out of coffee mugs or a shaker bottle.

[Anonymous No.6505315]

>>6505308
I've seen tulip glasses at the dollar store, just saying.

[Anonymous No.6505322]

>>6505308
Don't listen to these fags. The pint glass is the all-purpose beer glass, if you don't have anything else it's perfectly acceptable to use.

[Anonymous No.6505323]

>>6505308
Nothing wrong with a pint glass. Drink your beer however you want

[Anonymous No.6505564]

Finally tried Guinness Foreign Extra. Seemed like a stronger, more roasted version of Original.

I'd need to compare them side by side to decide which is best but Dublin Porter is the worst by far.

[Anonymous No.6505859]

San miguel.
taking it easy tonight as there was blood when I wiped this morning at work.

[Anonymous No.6505866]

currently have an amber ale carbonating, only my 2nd batch

its only been 5 days but I want to crack one open just to see if its close enough

[Anonymous No.6505873]

>>6505866
patience is key, the longer you wait the better your beer will be. even after carbonation is complete the yeast will eat away at the byproducts caused during fermentation and will make your beer taste better

that being said there is no harm is opening one up and trying it, if it isnt ready put a little more priming sugar in it and recap it

[Anonymous No.6505937]

>>6505859
If it's red, don't worry too much. Black is the killer

[Anonymous No.6505970]

i was riding around doing deliveries for work today, and noticed a number of gas stations selling 25oz rolling rock cans for $1.

i've had 5 of those, and plan on taking up that deal any time i get the chance.

[Anonymous No.6506625]

This is pretty dope. I love Mosaic hops.