What's your favorite beer? Why? I'll start with mine, Rogue Dead Guy Ale >smooth >will put hair on your chest >6.5% ABV >doesn't have horrible hoppy taste like IPA'S do >Not terribly expensive >Not hard to find either.

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Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:46:31 2016 No.7814868 [Reply] [Original]

What's your favorite beer? Why?

I'll start with mine, Rogue Dead Guy Ale

>smooth
>will put hair on your chest
>6.5% ABV
>doesn't have horrible hoppy taste like IPA'S do
>Not terribly expensive
>Not hard to find either.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:47:21 2016 No.7814872 >>7814868 >will put hair on your chest that shit is sweet as fuck

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:49:03 2016 No.7814874 Crabbie's

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:49:10 2016 No.7814875 Kingpin Double Red Ale is the best beer I have ever had and there are no close seconds either

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:51:19 2016 No.7814876 File: 249 KB, 330x485, sierra_nevada_pale_ale.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:51:26 2016 No.7814877 >>7814874 Crabbies???

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:53:00 2016 No.7814880 >>7814872 Fair enough

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 22:53:04 2016 No.7814881 File: 26 KB, 200x214, 88088[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] 90 Shilling. >Good cold or warm >Dark and malty, while staying smooth and easy to drink >Great amber color Cons >5.3%

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 23:03:21 2016 No.7814905 >>7814876 My nigga!

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 23:06:10 2016 No.7814914 >>7814876 This was the first beer I really enjoyed. Even after drinking lots of different types of beer, I can't find a fault. It's perfect.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 23:51:12 2016 No.7814992 File: 161 KB, 341x290, RIP.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] :( also point the way by golden road and sculpin by ballast point

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 23:52:43 2016 No.7814997 >>7814868 Dead Guy is pretty good, but I don't drink Rogue beer on principle.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jun 24 23:55:09 2016 No.7815002 File: 92 KB, 800x1000, stroh.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814868 >>will put hair on your chest Fag. Drink beer because it tastes good, not because it makes you feel like an adult or a man or some shit. Fucking plebeians.

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 00:04:08 2016 No.7815024
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For right now it's this, but for a long time I never really liked beer, and only recently started to enjoy it more. I need recs!

A family friend microbrewed a russian imperial stout that I loved, from there I've been told to try Old Rasputin and Dragon's Milk, any other suggestions?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 00:05:09 2016 No.7815028 >>7814877 Crabbies is alcoholic ginger beer. It's pretty good but not sure if it counts though

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 00:08:53 2016 No.7815034 >>7814868 Can't quite decide between Samuel Smith oatmeal stout and Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar... why? Because they taste great

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 00:13:57 2016 No.7815048

>>7815024
Victory Brewing has a pretty good imperial stout as well. Milk Stouts aren't quite as bitter but Left Hand's Nitro Milk Stout is also awesome. Also look into porters and scotch ales. Might help you identify what flavors you're really enjoying.

Favorites gotta be St. Bernardus Abt 12, Gulden Draak, and Rochefort 12. Those big bodied Belgians.

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 00:49:16 2016 No.7815142

>>7814868
Rouge was my second not completely mainstreamed craft beer when I was like 22 that started me on my multi year craft beer adventure. I haven't had it since I was 22 because it's usually over $12 a 6 pack and it's not that great. Most of their other stuff seems like overpriced memeing. I'm a drunk so I like beers over 8% about. I'm not that far from lagunitas so I drink a lot of their stuff. I mostly like strong ales, I drink IPAs because they're everywhere but I like stouts and other strong ales better.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 01:36:55 2016 No.7815246 Faxe, Bavaria, Stella Artois from a can

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 02:05:07 2016 No.7815311 Hop Rising Double IPA, but I like things that are bitter.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 02:06:10 2016 No.7815315 >>7815034 I love Samuel Smith organic chocolate stout need to get around to trying the oatmeal.

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 03:06:29 2016 No.7815417

>>7815142
I have to agree, for what you pay with rogue you don't get much. Dead guy and a few others are good but they try too hard to make gimmicky beers now. It's a little sad.

Lagunitas has some really good stuff.

I live in Oregon and it's a beer wonderland here, although I'm hoping this hoppy IPA trend is finally reaching it's critical mass I'd like more variety.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 03:53:23 2016 No.7815487 san miguel lager.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 10:44:04 2016 No.7816000 Feral Hop Hog. Local boys making a damn fine beer

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 11:11:28 2016 No.7816070 >>7814868 Rogue blows dude

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 14:58:04 2016 No.7816574 Who /palemoonmasterrace/ here?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 15:04:26 2016 No.7816588 Coors Light, fairly inexpensive, I can drink about 8 and feel nice off it....not overly filling

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 15:31:40 2016 No.7816672
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Honestly, I like a lot of beers and love trying new things and styles, but Old Rasputin is probably my overall favorite. It's just a really solid beer.

I've found myself avoiding stouts during the summer though, and am really liking Victory's Prima Pils and AleSmith's IPA.

Just picked up Founder's ReDANKulous for the first time, anyone know what I'm in for?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 15:51:01 2016 No.7816735 >>7814868 Why is Rogue so overpriced compared to other beer of its tier?

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 15:54:48 2016 No.7816747

ever since i moved away from the east coast and away from victory/great lakes, i've been craving nothing but kirsch gose and chillwave

>>7816735
because it's an entry-level meme tier beer that ropes dilettantes into paying more for swill since they don't know any better

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 15:57:14 2016 No.7816754 >>7816735 Because Rogue is more about marketing that actually making good beer.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 17:48:05 2016 No.7817101 File: 1.43 MB, 3264x2448, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7816672 Found this sitting in the back of the local liquor store. Literally nectar of the gods.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 18:07:12 2016 No.7817158 >>7817101 Yeah old ales are still sort of a secret to most. I found some 2012 a year or 2 ago for like 10$ a pack. North coast rules

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 19:26:30 2016 No.7817383 >tfw polish >tfw getting some of those american beers would be expensive as fuck well, so far the best were kernel's imperial stout and mikkeller's beer geek dessert, with polish smoked baltic porter imperum prunum on the third place

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 19:32:34 2016 No.7817420 >>7817383 Do they have any craft beer in local liquor or grocery stores or do you have to go to specialty places?

Anonymous Sat Jun 25 19:52:33 2016 No.7817494

>>7817420
depends on the city tbqh, but id say its pretty easy to get craft in a city with >30k people
and its getting better every month
homebrew is also pretty strong, i brew myself and know some good brewers, had some nice stuff (like jopenbier, 55 plato/1.262 SG)

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 19:56:00 2016 No.7817506 Rogue is run by two psychopaths who treat employees like shit. Apparently their breweries are dirty as fuck. I don't drink rogue because it's a bad company.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 20:08:47 2016 No.7817561 >>7817158 $10 for a four-pack? Jesus, I paid $30 for two 4-packs.

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Anonymous Sat Jun 25 21:47:29 2016 No.7817898
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>>7817101
Yeah, Old Stock is great.

Honestly, North Coast is just one of those breweries that are really solid all around.

Tried pic related tonight. Actually quite good. Nott too hoppy, and nice malts. Reminds me a bit of Dogfish's 90 min IPA.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 21:51:05 2016 No.7817913 >>7817898 i saw it in 4 packs this year, pretty good

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 22:01:42 2016 No.7817955 Don't know where else to ask this. It's kind of gross. But I notice that whenever I drink beer, there's this weird gooey stuff that comes out of my ass. Its like this slimy, yellow mucus like stuff. What is that? Is it a serious problem?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 23:08:03 2016 No.7818258 >>7817955 That is definitely a problem, not normal. See a doctor.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jun 25 23:11:20 2016 No.7818274 File: 114 KB, 800x600, paulaner-salvator-doppelbock.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is my jam. Two points and I'm happy. Three and its a goddamn party. Mmmmm. Cheap too.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 02:16:44 2016 No.7818936 I really like IPA taste...

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 02:33:34 2016 No.7818989 >>7814868 heineken it just tastes good, it makes me want to drink it. if it wasn't alcoholic, I'd still buy it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 02:37:02 2016 No.7819000 >>7814868 Good taste OP. One of the best ales I've ever had.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 02:41:14 2016 No.7819018 >>7817955 you've been raped, m8 go to the police

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 02:45:32 2016 No.7819033 File: 3.47 MB, 3000x4000, Ayinger-Jahrhundert.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This shit right here my mans.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:01:45 2016 No.7819080 >>7819033 whats the 100 year like vs a standard weiss from ayinger?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:12:54 2016 No.7819112 >>7819080 I've only had that and their Oktoberfest. It tastes like a pretty standard German beer though, just executed to perfection.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:17:59 2016 No.7819132 >My favourite beer is brewed by Rogue lmao, simply lmao.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:23:57 2016 No.7819152 I'm not that experienced with beer, the only one that's made me say "damn, this is another level" was Chimay (the blue one). Really good.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:44:06 2016 No.7819216 File: 90 KB, 500x500, Kona_Big_Wave_Golden_Ale.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814868 Currently pic related. So god damn refreshing.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:47:53 2016 No.7819223 >>7817101 I had some old stock. It was loved

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:48:48 2016 No.7819225 >>7819132 Rouge may be hit or miss (more on the miss) but Dead Guy isn't bad.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:52:48 2016 No.7819233 >>7818274 Try some Celebrator. You'll love it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 03:53:18 2016 No.7819234 File: 45 KB, 390x368, lucky thur-teeeen.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I have been liking this lately.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 04:02:37 2016 No.7819249 >>7815048 >Rochefort 12

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 04:06:40 2016 No.7819258 >>7814868 I don't drink beer. Vodka or GTFO.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 06:15:40 2016 No.7819481 In the summer I go for a Samuel Smith's Brown ale. In the winter I offer Mission brewer's Dark Seas. Its a lovely Russian Imperial Stout from southern California. Deep black with a thick caramel head. Expensive as duck tho. Like $10 a bottle.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 06:22:55 2016 No.7819494 File: 81 KB, 563x750, th (4).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814868 Yuengling

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 11:17:31 2016 No.7820192 >>7814876 Love this. Torpedo is my go to beer. I told myself I was gonna stop drinking for a year, I'm 8 months in and a Torpedo is gonna be the first beer I have.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 11:21:54 2016 No.7820204 >>7819494 gross

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:00:09 2016 No.7820489 >>7819233 I did not.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 13:04:42 2016 No.7820510 >>7817506 http://www.rogue.com/jobs/ It's a pretty entertaining read.

Anonymous Sun Jun 26 15:39:15 2016 No.7821039
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this shit right here familia
>perfect amount of fizz, doesnt tear up your throat
>super complex flavor
>not too bitter but just bitter enough
>decent alcohol content
>local

>>7814876
tastes like a pilsner thats just been hopped to hell, lagunitas is way better.

Anonymous Sun Jun 26 17:23:11 2016 No.7821351
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>>7814868

Everything I want in a beer is very well balanced within a good Optimator. Tasty, sweet but robust and its not very citrusy. Above 8% ABV, dark but not syrupy, and refreshing as all hell no matter the season.

Fuck Panzers, this is the finest of German engineering

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 17:36:22 2016 No.7821397 File: 405 KB, 1200x1600, Bell's Hopslam Ale.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is the best beer I've ever had. It's pretty hard to come by though. I know the store that I bought it from had a two bottle limit for anyone who bought it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 17:38:10 2016 No.7821401 File: 139 KB, 637x560, benthop.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] p tasty

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 17:47:30 2016 No.7821436 File: 26 KB, 263x300, blue-moon-belgian-white-6pk.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Im not very experienced, I used to drink budweiser and think that was good beer, haha oh man. This is my favorite beer right now, its just so good!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 17:48:51 2016 No.7821439 >>7819216 where are you buying this at? id love to try it

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 18:00:25 2016 No.7821484 Best beer I've ever had is Rochefort 10. But my favorite beer I can actually get without spending a small fortune is probably La Fin du Monde

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 18:08:15 2016 No.7821503 >>7821436 I've been enjoying their table pilsner lately.

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Anonymous Sun Jun 26 18:47:10 2016 No.7821601

Beer is beer to me. I've tried the expensive stuff and it was a nice treat I guess but way too expensive.

I drink Lucky Lager. It's cheap and tastes like shit, but it works.

I'm having some trouble putting them back at the moment though. Might start drinking wine instead so that I have less fluid to drink. Really bad acid reflux from it. Probably a symptom of drinking too often lately.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 18:48:24 2016 No.7821604 Budweiser in a bottle is my go to, but if I'm going to get a 6 pack of some good stuff I'd go with Goose Island's Honkers Ale.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:12:22 2016 No.7821687 >>7821401 Their pilsener and cold press ale are great

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:15:13 2016 No.7821694 File: 240 KB, 350x515, Beer-and-Can-Template-Summer-Crush.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Rolling with the mn bros. This shit is great for fishing

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:18:08 2016 No.7821699 >>7821687 yeah I'm not much of a beer drinker but I went to their taproom a few weeks ago and really liked that one

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:48:02 2016 No.7821824 >>7821694 >>7821401 M N B O I Z

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:49:22 2016 No.7821828 >>7821824 who /twinports/ here

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 19:50:57 2016 No.7821838 >>7821828 fuck it I don't need friends I'll just go to Superior and buy beer

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:04:48 2016 No.7821877 >>7821828 we /oakdale/ ova here

Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:18:57 2016 No.7821963
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>>7821484
It's meh-tier here in Québec. They sell it 14$ for a 6 pack.

My top 5 brewer from Québec : 1)Dunham
2)Les trois mousquetaires
3) Dieu du ciel
4)Pit caribou / Le castor
5)Brasseur du monde

Glutenberg make an awesome IPA and their special edition are nice too.

If you like Belgian style, Charlevoix are your best bet.

Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:27:55 2016 No.7822011
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>>7814868
Sterni ist best...
"Alk soll baller und sonst nix, jeder der was anderes sagt ist ne homo"
but really after drinking it frequently for some time i really love the taste

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:43:51 2016 No.7822071 >>7814868 >Not terribly expensive This shit is $13 a six pack here. I like rogue but i hardly drink them unless I find it discounted on draft.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:44:22 2016 No.7822073 >>7821512 winner

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 20:46:20 2016 No.7822083 File: 165 KB, 740x2543, zoom.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] It's pretty good.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 21:51:15 2016 No.7822308 File: 118 KB, 300x490, GM_Bottleshot_2014Edit_WEBTrans-reflection.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] this shit is my jam, tastes great and you dont have to drink a 6er to get a buzz

>>	Anonymous Sun Jun 26 22:41:53 2016 No.7822450 File: 354 KB, 1078x1440, Wild-Beer-Co.-Bliss.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] drinking this right now not a fan

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 00:36:47 2016 No.7822796 File: 306 KB, 620x420, paktechslide-w620h430.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7821401 lolol I went to buy some of this (samefag) and have no idea how to open remove the beer can what do I do

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 01:01:15 2016 No.7822861 >>7822796 You've failed the test.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 01:09:57 2016 No.7822883 >>7822861 I figured it out dude I don't drink a lot

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 01:26:45 2016 No.7822908 >>7822861 no one fails the 'go 'za test

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 02:19:12 2016 No.7823033 File: 1.28 MB, 3264x2448, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] For cool desert nights, this hits the spot. Been drinking a bunch of it lately.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 02:23:43 2016 No.7823041 File: 25 KB, 200x285, NewOriginalthumb.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Other than the Brexit, this is the greatest thing the British have made

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 03:53:40 2016 No.7823227 >>7822308 Storm King is pretty good too

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 14:54:43 2016 No.7824365 >>7816672 Seconding old Rasputin, except I don't care if it's summer.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 14:59:50 2016 No.7824385 File: 473 KB, 2580x2048, Unidragon-2[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7816672 OR is my go to choice about stouts. If I am truly celebrating though I get this. This stuff is delicious and packs a hell of a punch at 14%.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 27 15:01:38 2016 No.7824396 >>7819494 The only regional beer I miss when I moved. The lager I really enjoy drinking.

Anonymous Mon Jun 27 15:06:14 2016 No.7824416
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I know a lot of connoisseurs look down on Newcastle, but this stuff is near and dear to me and I try to drink it as rarely as possible to preserve it.

Seriously one sip and I go on a nostalgia trip through all the great times I've had while drinking the stuff.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 00:30:29 2016 No.7826290 >>7814868 Op you have great taste. I always get this whenever I can

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 00:57:22 2016 No.7826374 >>7821512 This is damn good. A new favorite this summer.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 01:42:20 2016 No.7826493 The plebs still don't know about sour ales. I like steel reserve and fin du monde.

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 03:00:36 2016 No.7826630
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My great uncle had me stay in the Orval abbey for a month so I could stop being such a shithead. Man probably kept me from becoming a petty criminal and he's the one that got me to appreciate good beer. This or the Westmalle tripel are my GOAT beers.

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>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 04:01:36 2016 No.7826723 File: 422 KB, 3404x1321, Jester-King-Funk-Metal.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I hate this brewery's artwork but they make some good chit.

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 04:08:13 2016 No.7826737

>>7815024
Man, I like Guineas but ... fucking hell people are pretensions about it.

Bartenders scrap their fucking fingers across the foam.

"You can't have the first pint of the night, you have to wait till someone else has one so its fresh"

"The stuff in Ireland is so much better"

Fuck off, I just want something that tastes decent and makes me hate everything less for a little while.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 05:23:56 2016 No.7826849 My all-time favorite is Moralite by Dieu du Ciel. Favorite stout is Ten FIDY by Oskar Blues. My candidate for best beer in the world is Trappistes Rochefort 10. Favorite refreshing beer is either Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier or Fruh Kolsch.

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 05:30:30 2016 No.7826859

>>7826737

I watched Conan O'Brien visit the Guinness brewery, and the cunt he was talking to said it was bad manners to look at the glass. Look to the horizon, keep your elbow up, and pull the liquid through the foam.

Hate that shit. Attaching a bunch of contrived rituals to your beer does not make it any less subpar.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 05:31:58 2016 No.7826861 >>7814868 >>Not terribly expensive I don't think so

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 05:43:46 2016 No.7826873 File: 1.54 MB, 3264x2448, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I could drink this endlessly all day

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 14:00:26 2016 No.7827805 File: 82 KB, 683x1024, Bells_Two_Hearted_Full.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Amazing.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 19:00:19 2016 No.7828823 File: 37 KB, 525x375, DFH_MidasTouch.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Wouldn't call it my favorite, but I really enjoyed it the one time I had it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:27:34 2016 No.7829522 >>7821039 Oh shit, just moved to MN and tried this for first time yesterday. Really good stuff, not normally a fan of IPAs. Any other good Surly brews I should know of?

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:29:38 2016 No.7829529 [DELETED]

>>7829522
You should really just visit their brewpub in minneapolis, you can drink dozens of different brews and it's cheap as fuck.

I'm not even really into beer all that much (by 4chan autismo standards) and I was pretty impressed. If I had to live in flyover land, I'd take consolation in having places like that even if the selection of non-beer is pretty shit and you get beat up for liking organic arugula.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:32:25 2016 No.7829534 >>7826873 gr8 stuff. can get liter mugs of it at a bar near me

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:34:55 2016 No.7829539 Flathead Cherry Ale, fresh batches made annually. Cherries are picked locally and all water in the brewing process comes from the mountain spings of Montana.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:37:55 2016 No.7829546 >>7814992 I've only seen their chocolate porter and orange wheat. I really want to try this. Where do you live?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:39:44 2016 No.7829549 >>7829529 I actually went their with a buddy a couple weeks ago, but it was an hour before closing so only got to try a couple beers. Really awesome place. Tried Heathen Temple and Four, both really good. Wanna go back for a tour.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:42:20 2016 No.7829553 File: 136 KB, 350x350, Hoegaarden_large.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] There's a few better witbiers out there, but I haven't been able to find one nearly as cheap as Hoegaarden. Definitely been lookin.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:44:15 2016 No.7829555 >>7817583 my nigga

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:45:37 2016 No.7829558 [DELETED]

>>7829553

Hoegaarden isn't anything special, but god damn, now that it's 90 degrees out every day and 100% humidity I could rally go for one, especially in one of those glasses that's been chilled, and maybe even with a splash of freshly made lemonade thrown in.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:47:50 2016 No.7829561 >>7828823 It's an underrated Dogfish head beer. I half expected it to taste like shit, but was pleasantly surprised.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:49:06 2016 No.7829565 >>7819494 I have no idea why you east coast fucks cream yourselves so hard over this beer. It's decent, but it's basically a step up from miller/coors/bud.

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:51:13 2016 No.7829571
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>>7814868
We don't have much here, but pic related is my favorite.

Anything you get outside of a liquor store here is 3.2% ABV, which works fine for me. Amber Bock is just the smoothest and best tasting for me. Granted, I grew up on Coors and Heineken.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:52:54 2016 No.7829578 Any fellow Scots here that could recommend some good beers? I'm starting to get a bit tired of the same old shit at my local.

Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:54:25 2016 No.7829585 [DELETED]

>>7829565

>it's basically a step up from miller/coors/bud

Exactly. I think it's a combination of regional pride and a hipster thing that began with people ironically making a big deal out of shitty beers like PBR and Red Stripe. (It might have began earlier but those were the hipster beers back in the early aughts when I started college.)

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:54:37 2016 No.7829587 >>7829558 That's probably why I love it so much. Living in a place where it's always hot as fuck.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 22:56:35 2016 No.7829599 File: 385 KB, 818x1280, cpmxber2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What's with all these edgy American hipster beers?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 23:01:22 2016 No.7829625 File: 49 KB, 600x600, adnams-broadside-ale-beer-online-1299800471.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] GOAT comin thru

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 23:03:53 2016 No.7829638 >>7829585 I'll admit it's actually pretty good for what it is.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 23:08:10 2016 No.7829652 File: 733 KB, 1536x2048, Southbound-Shakedown-Street-can[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Georgia small-time represent

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 23:12:20 2016 No.7829670 File: 396 KB, 1600x1200, Keira-Knightley-Desktop.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Americans thinking their beer is better than Europe's, who have been brewing it thousands of years before their country was discovered

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 28 23:12:53 2016 No.7829675 Natty ice

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:12:39 2016 No.7829926 >>7814868 I actually went out and tried some because of this post. Not a fan, but glad I tried it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:18:35 2016 No.7829946 >>7829670 Not true, Vikings and others were here thousands of years ago.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:21:24 2016 No.7829954 >>7829670 You jewropeans really don't try much, do you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:23:17 2016 No.7829961 Kilkenny is one of my favorites. Impossible to find in the states though

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:29:31 2016 No.7829976 >>7829670 europeans have been brewing the EXACT SAME THING for thousands of years. Americans have been taking all that experience, that knowledge, adding some science and making interesting things instead of the exact same fucking thing. AGAIN.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:39:03 2016 No.7830002

>>7829976
When you reach perfection, don't fuck with it.

There's a reason I can drink whatever the trend-of-the-month is from American craft brewers, appreciate it, and move on to the next, never feeling the need to revisit, but I will always come back, again and again, to my favorite Czech and German beers, and never feel like I'm missing out. I can always find an interesting beer in the American scene, sure, and there's often something new to dicover. A perfect beer, however, is sublime. You'll never tire of it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:42:23 2016 No.7830014 >>7830002 nobody's reached perfection, you fucklechuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:42:53 2016 No.7830016 >>7817506 Anyone that makes a Sriracha beer earns my permanent disdain.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:44:37 2016 No.7830024 >>7817955 I think you may have liver disease m8.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:52:38 2016 No.7830047 File: 129 KB, 600x537, 1d97df13701179.562771e9be24e.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I drink the brewery in my tiny ass town, Wheelhouse Brewery Delicious as fuck

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:56:06 2016 No.7830058 >>7829961 Shit taste

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 00:59:38 2016 No.7830072 >>7821397 i love bell's, everything i've had from them has been really enjoyable. my favorite from them is probably the lager of the lakes, or the winter white. haven't tried the hopslam but i'll be sure to give it a go if i ever run into it

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 01:02:38 2016 No.7830089 >>7829961 i was in ireland and someone recommended kilkenny, had it IN KILKENNY and it tasted like straight vinegar. Smithwicks is miles better.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 01:06:00 2016 No.7830100 File: 89 KB, 610x610, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This one right here is my favorite

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 01:34:01 2016 No.7830175 File: 256 KB, 625x431, Firestone-Walker-Parabola-2015.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Too many favorites. Just gonna pick one at random. >>7824385 I love ClownShoes stuff, their Luchador En Feugo is fantastic.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 04:50:59 2016 No.7830626 Anything by Deschutes is great. My personal favorite is the black butte porter, followed by the summer ales.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 05:05:26 2016 No.7830652 >>7830626 I wouldn't say everything by Deschutes is great, but they're seriously underrated. Black Butte is certainly their best.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 05:19:09 2016 No.7830670 File: 258 KB, 960x640, heady-topper-xl.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The only thing i miss about new england

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 05:22:43 2016 No.7830676 File: 983 KB, 1165x1600, Augustiner_Edelstoff_Glas_und_Flasche_0.5l_Mehrweg_mit_Tropfen.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] you guys have not experienced perfection yet. then again, you guys aren't living in germany.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 05:34:37 2016 No.7830694 [DELETED]

>>7830670

Damn, I did a New England road trip a few years ago, visiting a bunch of breweries along the way.

The plans got changed and we ended up going to Montreal for a few days instead of spending any time in Vermont. We drove back through Vermont but didn't have time to really go anywhere out of the way and Alchemist was the only brewery that we would have been able to stop at. Instead we did the retarded Ben and Jerry's tour and went to some random farm (it was kind of cool because it was the picturesque Vermont you see in postcards or The Trouble with Harry) and tried fresh milk for the first time (even though I hadn't drank milk in probably a decade, and didn't really like ice cream either), but at least I got a cool glass milk jug.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 06:03:25 2016 No.7830734 >>7829522 Any of them. Also that Fulton 300 that's out right now is really good too.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 07:09:11 2016 No.7830840

>>7829638
I will second it.

It is as cheap as the macros while tasting a step up. If you are not into the beer scene it is the closest you will come across a "specialty" [craft] beer.

It is also still (supposedly) completely American owned, if that gets you happy.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 07:11:55 2016 No.7830847 >>7830175 The closest I have ever felt toward an alcoholic loyalty is toward Clown Shoes. All their stuff is good. But it is all expensive. I never think to myself "that was a reasonable [cheap]" choice the week after.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 07:28:50 2016 No.7830879 File: 63 KB, 536x506, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Natural light

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 09:06:59 2016 No.7831021 >>7824385 Clown shoes rules, but I hate bombers. Their hoppy feet black ipa is probably the best black ipa I've ever had. At least that one comes in 4 packs now. Also had their billionaire barley wine aged in cognac barrels. Was great and pretty cozy.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 12:00:28 2016 No.7831315

Funky Buddha Key Lime Pie Berliner weisse is a top contender for my number one but it's special release and do it very rarely. Copperpoint has the B Rabbit which is an espresso stout on nitro that is so fucking creamy. Gosegetter by Banging Banjo is also very good but these are all local brews not bottled

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 12:02:31 2016 No.7831318 >>7815048 Lefts hand Nitro stout is the best nitro canned/bottled beer I've had

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 12:05:42 2016 No.7831324 >>7821436 Try hoegaarden it's very similar to blue moon but much more cloudy it's very good

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 12:17:09 2016 No.7831348 >>7829599 Leffe's nothing amazing as far as Blondes go, but it's a solid choice.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 14:54:37 2016 No.7831736 If i want a macro, i drink Iron City, but for craft i like erie railbender

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 15:44:25 2016 No.7831876 File: 2.00 MB, 2448x3264, image2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] double IPA

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 15:54:44 2016 No.7831910 File: 78 KB, 640x512, Squatters-Hop-Rising-Double-IPA-6-Pack-Cans-Front.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This comes in 15$ 12 packs now so I buy it a lot

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 15:59:47 2016 No.7831929 >>7831910 >spending an extra $4 on environmentally friendly hipster caps This will not catch on. Real men own scissors.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:01:04 2016 No.7831934 >>7831910 Also my favorite, I get it in the bottle. Taste better than Dogfish head 90 minute but it's cheaper.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:02:42 2016 No.7831935 >>7831929 It's cheaper senpai. 6 pack bottled is around 10, 12 pack in can is 15.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:04:25 2016 No.7831941 >>7831929 Are you retarded?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:07:27 2016 No.7831952 There is a pub that brews it's own beer literally 1 minute from my house. They sell this dark ale called Ruby Mild. 3 of them is enough to make you sleepy. They are the reason I am getting fat, nothing like my 3 rubies after work.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:09:08 2016 No.7831955 >>7831952 Those 3 rubies sometime turn into 10 though.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:11:28 2016 No.7831963
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>>7829652
i'm really happy that the south is starting to timidly come forward with decent beers

pic related was definitely a high-tier american wild for me, and i've had a ton. bayou teche has a damn decent gose too.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:15:33 2016 No.7831981 >>7831318 Really? I don't dislike it I just don't feel it has a lot of flavor, definitely smooth with that nitro though. Still prefer Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout though.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:31:10 2016 No.7832024 >>7819216 Their Longboard Lager was one of my go to beers while living in the US. Along with Anchor Steam.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:31:11 2016 No.7832025 >>7831929 >no price difference >nearly every canned beer uses them now >this will not catch on What did he mean by this?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:48:06 2016 No.7832070 >>7831981 >Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout that's because you like bubbly sugar water, friend

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:54:07 2016 No.7832086 >>7832070 Maybe, although Samuel Smiths isn't particularly sugary taste more like cocoa without sugar. I like IPAs though so it balances out.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:57:10 2016 No.7832100 I'm still to discover an authentic looking american beer, the labels look like garbage a lot of times

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 16:57:48 2016 No.7832102 Bow valley strong lager. 7% abv. that's the only reason i Drink it. Tastes like ass but gets you drunk. I never drink for the taste. Beer tastes bad no matter what kind you get.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:08:54 2016 No.7832136 >>7832102 If you drink to get drunk, wouldn't wine be more cost effective?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:10:02 2016 No.7832139 >>7826630 My nigger Orval tastes like sweet flowery angel pussy

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:11:33 2016 No.7832144 >>7832102 >>7832136 Or spirits for that matter. Also disagree with all beer being bad. There's some piss out there, but there's also some genuinely tasty stuff. You probably just haven't found the one for you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:14:52 2016 No.7832158 ever since i had jai alai, i've been on a quest for more beers that taste like weed and are also within reach of my distribution area other than humboldt brown for obvious reasons, i haven't been able to find another one yet

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:18:15 2016 No.7832166 What does beer taste like?

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:20:19 2016 No.7832173
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>>7814868
Depends on what I'm in the mood for. In no real order:
Feldschlößchen Maibock
>recent addiction. damn good session beer.
Old Rasputin Stout
>objectively the best stout in the world, good in winter next to the fireplace.
Arrogant Bastard Ale
>Damn good ale. Hoppy enough to be stronger than most IPAs.
King Cobra
>I like malt liquor when I feel like a nig nog. Fuck off. Plus only like 2 bucks for a quart.
Miller High Life
>Go to shit macrobrew. Can't stand anything else but PBR and silver bullets.
Hoegaarden White Ale
>Great summer beer.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:22:33 2016 No.7832176 >>7832158 eh... heineken tastes and smells like bud

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:32:33 2016 No.7832208 >>7832173 I tried some of that felshingalmorgin beer. It was actually the worst beer I have ever had. Even worse than the cheap shit you get in french petrol stations that has flavourings and colourings innit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:39:20 2016 No.7832240 >>7832144 My stomach can't handle hard liquor at all.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:41:32 2016 No.7832244 File: 7 KB, 214x280, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814881 >shilling

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:47:04 2016 No.7832265 >>7832208 > felshingalmorgin wut that?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:51:01 2016 No.7832275 >>7832240 Same. I think it's because I used to drink it on an empty stomach so much to get drunk fast. Dumb 20 year old shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:52:39 2016 No.7832278 What does your room look like? Is it covered in cans and bottles?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 17:56:32 2016 No.7832290 Anchor Liberty Ale

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 18:11:13 2016 No.7832349 >>7832278 And here's a faggot trying to make point. Go to another thread.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 18:17:45 2016 No.7832379

>>7814868
favorite widely available daily drinkers:
mango even keel
luponic distortion
santa cruz classic dot

favorite sippers:
speedway stout variants
bcbs variants (barleywine mostly)
firestone bourbon barrel aged beers

favorite beer of all time:
west ashley

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 18:59:31 2016 No.7832571 File: 474 KB, 1140x495, Wicked-Weed-Medora.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] this is my favorite that i can buy on the shelf year round

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:00:41 2016 No.7832577 >>7831963 that beer is awesome. i had a based dude send me one in a trade as an extra

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:02:57 2016 No.7832589

>>7814876

Pretty much this. I really enjoy drinking as many different beers, but this one is one I think i'll always see as a timeless classic.

It annoys me sometimes hearing Americans say they don't drink it anymore because it's become too commercial, they should step back and see that it's still a damn good beer.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:03:02 2016 No.7832590 File: 78 KB, 640x640, c7ffa669a7fe9d3a46b59e5e3cfb0dd5_640x640.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7832379 ayy

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:06:01 2016 No.7832604 File: 85 KB, 1124x1498, Wild-SomersetWild.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7822450 I highly recommend this one by them if you can find it. Delicious.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:06:39 2016 No.7832609

>>7832379
>even keel
>widely available

fucking uppity coasters i can't stand you assholes, thinking that your beers are everywhere

>>7832577
that and ghost in the machine are probably the only good beers louisiana will ever see

that and the freakish amount of cantillon hidden in new orleans

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:08:11 2016 No.7832616 >>7832609 >freakish amount of cantillon hidden in new orleans what the fug i had a batch of envie from parish that was insane

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:08:36 2016 No.7832617 File: 27 KB, 320x320, CPl_OCKWwAAGCFo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This shit right here. Omnipollo are one of the main reasons I'm taking a trip to Stockholm next year.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:09:57 2016 No.7832621 >>7832617 where do you live?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:10:32 2016 No.7832623 >>7832621 UK

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:11:32 2016 No.7832631 File: 69 KB, 680x510, 882.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7832623 congrats on brexit senpai

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:11:48 2016 No.7832632 >>7832379 >speedway stout variants shit nigga, ive had some hawaiian edition, it was great >>7832617 polishfag here, just got myself one of those, going to drink it in a few days. feels good as it's been hyped up as fuck on our craft beer fb group

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:14:13 2016 No.7832636 >>7832616 there is a lot of cantillon in new orleans if you know who to talk to regularly distributed louisiana beers are something that i'll always give a hard pass, they're never good

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:16:28 2016 No.7832640

>>7832632

I recently had the double barrel stuff too, the bottle is the same, but they have this picture stuck to it as a clear sticker.

Aged in Cognac and Islay Whiskey barrels. It smelt unreal and tasted great, but I wasn't too keen on the peaty edge the Islay barrel had given it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:17:57 2016 No.7832648 File: 9 KB, 100x100, beer-1502022_3924b_sm.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7832640 Sorry, forgot the pic

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:19:42 2016 No.7832655 >>7832632 The hawaiian edition is fucking amazing! Had that on draught for £5 for 1/3 of a pint. Worth every penny.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:19:52 2016 No.7832657 File: 92 KB, 1024x1024, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814868 Recently tried pic related. Was pretty fucking good, especially at 3$ a pint. God bless the Germans.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:20:25 2016 No.7832661 >>7832640 yeah i also saw this, i dont think my wallet could survive that tho btw if you're that britfag then im mirin kernels imperial stout, really well balanced

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:25:00 2016 No.7832687 File: 23 KB, 320x320, e957639b00b830e3e7b530e82fc3c765_320x320.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7832661 I agree. Kernal make some good solid beers. Had a Nelson Sauvin hopped Black IPA by them. Didn't think it would work but it really did

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:34:24 2016 No.7832734

>>7832655
ive had 100ml for 19 zł (2 hours of work for typical student jobs)
but fuck that, it was worth it
and i heard vietnamese edition is even better
i just hope that after i come back from working abroad for the summer i'll have enough money for some of these beauties
but still, polish craft is good enough for day to day drinking

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:40:35 2016 No.7832758 >>7832636 I've only had fou foune. possibly the best beer i've ever had. looking for lpf next

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:43:52 2016 No.7832771 File: 66 KB, 450x450, 450x450.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Can't wait for the double launch of V4+5 but I heard they're going to be mostly bottle with only about 5 kegs of each made.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:44:29 2016 No.7832774

>>7818274
double-bock is underrated as a category. Every major German brand I've had is really good--Weihenstephaner's, Ayinger's.

Don't know if this is roughly correct, but d-bocks seems like they're on the opposite end of the "beer flavor spectrum" from IPAs--quite sweet and syrupy from maltiness.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:47:51 2016 No.7832789 File: 45 KB, 250x453, beer_334609.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7832774 Pretty much dude. They're not heavily hopped. Although I have tried some DIPAs recently that have been quite syrupy with the maltiness. Pic related

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 19:48:53 2016 No.7832793 >>7832774 Doppel Bocks are also Lagers, forgot to mention.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 20:33:27 2016 No.7832953 File: 76 KB, 640x483, To_Ol_Gose_to_Hollywood_label_Liquorscan.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Super refreshing!

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 21:05:55 2016 No.7833089
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Finally got to try a Rauch (smoked) beer. Surprisingly refreshing, the smoke was much heavier on the nose, and the taste included a nice hop bite I wasn't expecting. Next time I see these I'm trying all the different kinds.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 22:19:38 2016 No.7833338 >>7828823 One of my absolute favorites until the last inch or so; then all you taste is Saffron; although I've never had it in a glass so maybe I'll try it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 22:28:27 2016 No.7833377 File: 2.42 MB, 2178x3873, 4handsaol.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7814868 When its warm out side.. Urban Chestnut Zwickel When winter finally comes around... 4Hands absence of light

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 22:53:13 2016 No.7833446
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>>7821351
Never gotten any of that famous spoilage from the green bottles? Always freaks me out.

>>7814868
Mine is pic related. I havent been drinking beer for too long but this one is just freaking amazing.

Anonymous Wed Jun 29 23:39:17 2016 No.7833573

>>7824416
>want to seriously try newcastle
>always in a clear bottle
>always skunky
I know they have a canned version, just can't find it where I am.
It's a damn shame, the one time I did try it, I could tell there was a decent beer underneath the skunk and funk.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 23:41:48 2016 No.7833576 >>7833446 I'd go with either this or Weihenstephaner original. I just never get tired of them.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 29 23:46:51 2016 No.7833584 Weihenstephaner Dunkelweissen or heffeweissbier Elysian - avatar jasmine ipa Belmont brewing strawberry blonde

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 01:40:17 2016 No.7833904
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I've drank a lot, but Westmalle's Dubbel, as the beer that got me into beer drinking always holds a special place in my heart. Gulden Draak or Tripel Karmeliet are probably my favorite Belgians after that.

Yuengling or Sam Adams for cheaper stuff.
Shock Top's Pretzel Wheat was surprisingly good to me for a novelty beer. Southern Tier does a lot of those too but every flavor is just WAY too damn sweet.
Leinenkugels aren't really good, but the Lemon and Cranberry/Ginger Shandies were surprisingly nice.
Hitachino Nest was a big surprise since most Japanese beers are garbage. Stick to the white or red though, Anbai sucks.
Honestly I don't even remember half of these, but I've only ever spit out one beer in my life (At a brewfest).
I keep saying i'll make a display board or magnets or something out of them, but eh. Someday.

Got a few more in my fridge not in there yet, Rodenbach classic, (actually drank it, didn't care for it), La Divine Double Blonde, Sam Smith Organic Lager, and Schneider Weisse Tap 6.

Alaska has a surprisingly good selection if you know where to look (And our breweries are good), but there remain things I'll likely never find up here, like Fuller's.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 05:44:34 2016 No.7834266 >>7832609 I can get even keel at gas stations in the midwest bro

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 06:25:15 2016 No.7834316 >>7833089 try a rauchweizen, bruh or a grodziskie/graetzen if its available near you generally smoked beers are great

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 11:28:52 2016 No.7834786 File: 64 KB, 680x1024, TripelKarmeliet_zps7a5955cd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7833904 >Tripel Karmeliet Oh shit, good taste spotted!

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 12:22:41 2016 No.7834889 >>7814868 is this bait?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 12:47:39 2016 No.7834949 Does anyone actually like Brewdog and their 50 shades of IPA?

>>	CuteTorture !EtRfwb96aA Thu Jun 30 12:50:21 2016 No.7834959 >>7833904 >most Japanese beers are garbage not even a weeb but this is real shitposting

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 12:58:53 2016 No.7834996 >>7833904 >most Japanese beers are garbage not even a weeb but this is real shitposting

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 13:20:07 2016 No.7835057

>>7826630
You by any chance learn anything about catholicism m80? Kind of pisses me off when people go on retreats to christian monasteries and come out "so peaceful and enlightened" in their vague bubbly way without even teying to learn squat about what the whole life was about.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 13:20:26 2016 No.7835058 >>7833573 It's not worth the price or effort. Newcastle is pretty shit

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:23:59 2016 No.7835614 File: 97 KB, 470x470, images.duckduckgo.com.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] fuck me, this is good don't care what y'all think about rouge

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:28:07 2016 No.7835626 daily reminder that freedomland wrecks europe at their own game consistently, yet again: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/top-50/ http://www.beeradvocate.com/lists/top/

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:31:51 2016 No.7835642 >>7835626 well to be fair, those are American websites little known in Europe also the first website declares a European beer to be the best

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:37:23 2016 No.7835654 >>7835642 Westwhatever is a meme. Fuck it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:41:34 2016 No.7835663 >>7835654 >judge the quality of a country's beer by an American website where almost only American rate >they still lose to European ayy lmao America really is a piece of shit

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:49:20 2016 No.7835684 >>7835663 I don't really care. I'm just sick of seeing trappists being praised like they're anything special. They taste like over carbonated raisin water and I'd take any other belgian or german beer over them.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 16:52:22 2016 No.7835697 >>7835684 to be fair trappist suck my favorite beers are american

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 17:13:22 2016 No.7835768 >>7835614 Rogue does a couple really solid beers. They have decent stouts and porters. The issue is they put out a bunch of shitty meme beers and their shit is overpriced.

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 17:16:42 2016 No.7835781
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>>7831021
Bombers are just such a ripoff, and unless you're drinking with a friend, way too much. It really is a shame, since a lot of awesome beers only come as one.

It's why I'm so happy pic related comes in pints now. I hope more breweries start doing this.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 18:46:34 2016 No.7836149 File: 743 KB, 594x567, omnipollo.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just had this lads, holy shit, the best one ive ever had so far >yurop vs murrica shitposting smfh

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 19:29:38 2016 No.7836272
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I know they got bought out by Coors but hot damn this is a good beer. Hopefully with that buy out money they decide to make this in 4packs or 6packs.

>>7835781
They've dropped the price of most of their beers, but yeah their stouts coming in 4pack cans is amazing.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 19:53:03 2016 No.7836351 File: 124 KB, 1280x1280, bells_twoheartedale12oz__68324.1351096333.1280.1280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pic related. So refreshing when ice cold.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 19:55:55 2016 No.7836359 >>7836351 I dont like it. I dont like dry, bitter ales that dont have some kind of sweet scent. But I'd still say its better than most

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 19:57:45 2016 No.7836363 >>7827805 >>7830100 >>7836351 Ah, I'm not as special of a snowflake as I thought.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 19:58:51 2016 No.7836368 >>7836359 I love the kindof citrus-y aftertaste.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:00:29 2016 No.7836375 >>7836359 But it does have a sweet fruity scent. I don't find it bitter at all either. It's really well balanced

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:03:18 2016 No.7836383 >>7829670 >Americans independently discovered how to brew beer when the country was founded

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:08:11 2016 No.7836394
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Not as adventurous as some of the others here, but I'll be damned if this isn't the most balanced beer I've ever tasted. Nice almost chocolatey taste without that IPA meme hoppiness.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:09:23 2016 No.7836401 File: 76 KB, 333x500, Br.-Sterkens-Hoogstraten-Belgian-Porter-e1398293542740.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This shit is my jam. Also it has one of the best bottles around.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:11:10 2016 No.7836404 File: 61 KB, 800x600, dogfish-head-indian-brown-ale.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7836394 Non thumbnailed image

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:12:32 2016 No.7836412 >>7836351 This right here is a good ale. I love the crispness of it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:14:08 2016 No.7836416 File: 26 KB, 320x320, 5a15fa3d890d1469439c9d6edc2cfdcc_320x320.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] was this until Lidl recently decided to stop selling it, the miserable cunts. fuck their shit

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:18:10 2016 No.7836434 >>7836401 I'm a sucker for cool ass bottles.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:19:52 2016 No.7836438 >>7814868 Don't have a single favorite, but Texian Charlie Foxtrot is a good standby. An "Imperial Berliner Weisse" whatever the fuck that is. Medium brown sour beer that's pleasantly malty but hella tart.

Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:21:15 2016 No.7836447
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Ale Asylum makes some terrific beers. They're still fairly local but since they started canning Hoppalicious they're getting more nation wide recognition

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:32:20 2016 No.7836483 >>7836447 Ale asylum rules. I get that or tyranena when I cross the border

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:34:34 2016 No.7836490 What's a tasty beer with high abv%? Don't drink too much beer and don't really know much about microbrews and such. A Yuengling after some outside work is refreshing af, and that's fine for me.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 20:37:29 2016 No.7836505 >>7836490 I sneak in extra booze with fruit beers. Founders sells rubeaus in 12 packs and you can easily throw a shot of vodka in that shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 21:01:20 2016 No.7836607 >>7829670 almost no beer was good until THIS decade so i don't really know what you're getting at

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 21:28:50 2016 No.7836718 >>7836363 no, but hop slam is bells best beer

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 22:55:46 2016 No.7837010 File: 54 KB, 600x338, LawyersGunsMoney.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I love stouts, porters, and barleywines. Pic related is a tremendous barleywine that I am always searching for.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jun 30 23:46:36 2016 No.7837180 >>7836272 Yeah, my local place sold the 4 pack for the same the bomber goes for. They haven't updated their prices yet. I honestly like Evil Twin a lot.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 00:00:25 2016 No.7837220 How much do yo uspend on beer? I spent 500 dollars in the past two weeks. I fe el so much shame right now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 00:10:16 2016 No.7837257 >>7837220 How/why? There's no way you're drinking that much. Are you impulse buying/storing? I generally spend $45 and it last me two weeks.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 00:25:45 2016 No.7837294 >>7837257 I spend 40 dollars per time I buy nad it last me a day. I drink somewhere around 20 beers a day. I live in Canada so tax is a big factor.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 00:28:04 2016 No.7837301 >>7837294 > I drink somewhere around 20 beers a day. You are an alcoholic and should seek help. It's not helping your wallet either.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 01:21:08 2016 No.7837438 >>7837294 20 a day? Are you morbidly obese?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 01:24:56 2016 No.7837447 >>7819234 Patrician taste right here

Anonymous Fri Jul 1 04:10:15 2016 No.7837710

>>7835057
yeah thats the entire point. being there made me realize that I had to grow up and be serious about living a disciplined, respectful existence (while also occasionally enjoying myself), otherwise I was pissing away the infinite blessings of life. I'm a regular churchgoer now and I owe it to my time there, my great-uncle's tutelage especially.

I get what you mean about people talking about "finding themselves" after taking a vacation, but this wasn't some weekend retreat, but rather a solid month and a half of meditation with some hardcore Catholic monks. You cant exactly be in that environment and not learn about the religion, or get some respect for those guys. While I wouldn't consider becoming a monk myself I've gone back a number of times to pray and thank the monks that are still around from when I was there.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 04:22:19 2016 No.7837724 >>7821484 This man knows my heart.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 06:20:52 2016 No.7837866 >>7835768 The rumors about the head brewer pissing and spitting in the brew tanks sounds way more scary to me than the memes desu famsenpai

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 1 14:45:06 2016 No.7838883 >>7837866 I didn't even know about that. That's awful. I just remember seeing the beer they claim is made from the brewers beard yeast, and deciding to never buy from them again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:04:08 2016 No.7840590 >>7838883 rogue is a meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:12:12 2016 No.7840607 >>7821963 >3) Dieu du ciel is this a low ranking, or are there just many good quebecoise breweries?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:26:18 2016 No.7840629 anyone else from san diego? The breweries around here are fucking amazing

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:32:55 2016 No.7840640 File: 2.00 MB, 2221x2160, TBGPoster.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I can't wait for winter so I can buy it again. Rich and made with locally made premium chocolate and 8.7% without bitterness like IPAs

Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:45:56 2016 No.7840660

>>7840629

I was born in San Diego and lived there until I was 3.

Since then I've lived in pretty much every corner of the US and have come to the conclusion that, while some regions have a stronger brewing culture than others, there is amazing beer being made pretty much everywhere in the country.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 02:53:06 2016 No.7840669 >>7814868 just had a bottle of that stuff, based on seeing your post I would give it a 6.5/10, it was alright but nothing spectacular, too sweet for my taste and completely lacking in hops to balance that sweetness out.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 03:00:11 2016 No.7840678 File: 20 KB, 252x378, 11451000_is.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Innis & Gunn is a good one, matured in bourbon casks. If you like whisky, this is a good complimentary beer to your whisky.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 04:24:14 2016 No.7840749 File: 66 KB, 500x400, image.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Anyone else?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 04:29:36 2016 No.7840756 >>7821039 >complains about being hopped to hell >recommends lagunitas

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 04:43:54 2016 No.7840778 File: 32 KB, 250x466, beer_474.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Because I support equal pay, no matter the gender :^) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBGU_VTHEJA

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 04:51:05 2016 No.7840793 >>7840778 That was way too Jewy

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 11:44:19 2016 No.7841428 File: 631 KB, 750x1112, 20160701_202323.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7840607 No, we have 150-ish microbreweries in Québec.

Anonymous Sat Jul 2 18:23:15 2016 No.7842670

I like light beers like heineken and corona. I've only been drinking a couple of years so i haven't had everything. but I have had a lot of local IPAs and other things too. I also like guiness. IPAs are good at getting you drunk but i don't want to do anything after i have a few of those.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 18:43:34 2016 No.7842735 >>7836505 As an alcoholic I am always tickled when I learn how to further it without it costing more.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 20:52:01 2016 No.7843137 >>7814868 Ommegang rare vos But I do love dead guy ale

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 20:54:06 2016 No.7843141 >>7842735 >alcoholic worried about price >buying glass 12 pack bottle fruity beers pick one life hack - go to the liquor store, go to the vodka section, bend down to the bottom shelf and find the cheapest plastic half gallon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 21:16:59 2016 No.7843212 >>7843141 Theyre 12 pack cans

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 21:18:52 2016 No.7843220 >>7840756 To be fair, lagunitas actually balances their beer pretty decent for a West coast brewery

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 21:21:25 2016 No.7843228 >>7840749 I would have been stoked to buy packs of 16 oz cans of AB awhile ago. Now there are so many local options I couldn't care less

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 22:16:58 2016 No.7843434 >>7842735 >Buy Guiness >Pour Kahlua/Bailey's in Guiness Or any Sweet/Milk stout to be honest.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 22:47:07 2016 No.7843527 >>7829670 >who have been brewing it thousands of years before their country was discovered Lady and gentlemen, we have ourselves a DANGLING PARTICIPLE. Apparently the Europe was brewing before the country of Europe was discovered.

Anonymous Sat Jul 2 22:59:04 2016 No.7843573
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>>7843141
I will agree that my pic is the best way. But I simply cannot always do that. I crave beer. So rather then drop 10 - 15 for a strong 4 pack, pay 50% less for a more mild 6 / 12 pack and then pay for a handle vodka. I pay far less then a fancy beer but it tastes just as strong while still feeling a bit like beer. Plus I have plenty of vodka for the next drinking session.

It is a niche. But it works for me.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 23:00:17 2016 No.7843577 >>7829670 >egypt was brewing beers in BC days >obviously they have the best beer on earth being bad at something for a long time doesn't make you special anon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 23:01:24 2016 No.7843581 >>7843573 with a high tolerance unless you are funneling beers you are probably wasting time

Anonymous Sat Jul 2 23:02:12 2016 No.7843583
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>>7843434
Not quite what I was looking for. Paying for even a generic Kahlua/ Bailey's wipes out any savings. I would rather go all out for a proper stout. If you are not going to add cheap vodka it is not worth it.

However, I will say those liquors make great mixed drinks. The white Russian will always be my favorite.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 2 23:05:01 2016 No.7843594 >>7843581 Fair is fair. It is not for everyone. I am not arrogant enough to assume I am not always right. But I will say at least for me it is a decent way to add an extra 50% abv for your beer if you crave it.

Anonymous Sat Jul 2 23:16:16 2016 No.7843635

>>7843583
>However, I will say those liquors make great mixed drinks. The white Russian will always be my favorite.
Good taste, anon. And Irish Car Bomb isn't bad either.

Victory's Kirsch Gose and other fruit beers can take cheap vodka. Most others probably can't.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:20:19 2016 No.7843827 >>7815315 I personally think their chocolate stout is better than their oatmeal, but all their shit is really top notch. Just downed a taddy porter a few minutes ago, shit was cash.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:22:04 2016 No.7843829 >>7836490 Go belgian nigger, they know how to make some smooth sweet shit that'll fuck you up good. Rochefort is my shit, dawg.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:29:22 2016 No.7843842 IPAs are for children.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:30:38 2016 No.7843844 >>7836490 Imperial Stouts. They can get very high ABV and taste like coffee/chocolate/etc...

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:33:29 2016 No.7843851 >>7843842 IPAs are for chainsmoking hipsters who can barely taste anything anymore and think anything they can taste should taste like a pine cone rolled in talcum powder, because lel beer isn't supposed to taste good.

Anonymous Sun Jul 3 00:48:07 2016 No.7843890
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>>7841428
ahk
I don't have that much experience with beer (american underage), but I drank there a couple times on vacation and was blown away
do they distribute, or do you live in mtl?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 02:55:09 2016 No.7844117 File: 36 KB, 709x765, Happy-Frog-Meme-20.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >IPAs will never fuck off

Anonymous Sun Jul 3 10:14:18 2016 No.7844730
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>>7843890
I don't live in Montréal but I live relatively close to it.

Dieu du ciel is a big microbrewery here, you can go to their pub at Montréal. I went there yesterday and I drank "Tête de corbeau" in cask. It was great.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/dieu-du-ciel-tete-de-corbeau/425728/

People who just whine about IPA are manchildren who post banana on /b/. Waaaaaaahhhh someone is drinking something I don't like waaaaahhhh

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 10:30:05 2016 No.7844769 >>7836718 No its not

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 11:01:24 2016 No.7844841 >>7836607 IPA fans really think this

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 3 11:03:15 2016 No.7844844 >>7844117 >can't enjoy a beer whom most prominent flavor component is found in almost any beer ever I bet you eat fish sticks and tendies every single night you pasty fuck

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