/Beer General/

[Anonymous No.8044733]

>Whats everyone drinking?
>Reviews?
>Looking forward too?

[Anonymous No.8044765]

Drinking my way through a 6pack of Ballast Point's "Dead Ringer," an Oktoberfest copycat.

It's shit. Way too sweet with no hops to balance it. Doesn't even come close to the shittiest of the original Marzens (which is probably Spaten IMO), not to mention Hacker-Pschorr, my favorite of them all.

[Anonymous No.8044777]

Fucking 211 ”Blk Berry", you goddamn elitist pricktico.

[Anonymous No.8044787]

>>8044765
Yeah i think with those oktoberfest beers its hard to mimic the originals.

[Anonymous No.8044857]

>just one more month until pumpkin spice beer season

[Anonymous No.8044936]

Drinking this stuff. It was super fresh and great the last time I had it. The pack i got yesterday was over a month old and sucks. Oh well.
Also Prairie started distributing to my area. Other than Bomb!, what else is good from them?

[Anonymous No.8044937]

>>8044936
Fuck

[Anonymous No.8044956]

>>8044733
PBR, only cheap beer i'll drink. ranger ipa is also one of my goto's

[Anonymous No.8045778]

westbrook key lime gose. it's okay

[Anonymous No.8046041]

Brunch Weasel

[Anonymous No.8046054]

>>8044937
I'm such a sucker, because that advertising fucking works on me. I would buy that. Reminds me of Surge which might have something to do with it.

[Anonymous No.8046070]

[Anonymous No.8046088]

Ive been on keystone light lately because im broke as shit and I can buy it for $10 a 12pack

[Anonymous No.8046093]

[Anonymous No.8046144]

>>8044787
I've had good ones before; Victory's Festbier and possibly a few others.

[Anonymous No.8046154]

Picked this up last night. I've had porters and stouts with chocolate and vanilla flavors advertised. They're nice and this one is a good example. I recommend it to anyone who would like a darker beer to try. If you can't find this particular bottle I've seen other breweries make a similar brew in the same style.

Weihenstephaner Vitus - I first tried German hefewizen and this is a beer with more pronounced flavor with a higher abv. Has a nice banana flavor from the yeast.

Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro- the first nitro beer I tried. Rich, smooth, w/ a creamy mouth feel.

[Anonymous No.8046180]

Found it by chance at a local store bought 3. Breddy gud for an imperial ipa. I prefer russian imperial stouts.

[Anonymous No.8046182]

>>8046088
I can get craft beer on sale for $10/12pack here in CO. It's the cause of my borderline alcoholism

I'm so sorry keystone light is your only sub $1/beer option

[Anonymous No.8046186]

>>8046182
I live in a dry county in a shitty southern town I have to drive 10min across county lines to buy any beer at all and they get top fucking dollar for it $13.50 for a 12 pack of coors light or anything like that

[Anonymous No.8046219]

I finally went off the deep end and have been home brewing like crazy. Over the past five months I've made a 7.2% dunkel, a 5% Patersbier, a 7% dark IPA, and a 4% hoppy wheat beer. Now I've got a Saison with honey in the fermenter. It's already at 8.7% and still bubbling.
I haven't bought a beer from the store except for Guinness, a few mix-6's, and Oktoberfests since they're fresh. Saw Blue Pants Oktoberfest but haven't tried it yet, any good?
Going to try to brew a Stout next since I haven't made a good one yet, then a Kolsch.

[Anonymous No.8046223]

>>8046219
what type of equipment do I need to make something comparable to coors light ? what do u store it in?

[Anonymous No.8046236]

>>8046223
Very light lagers are actually some of the harder beers to brew, since you need pretty tight temperature control, both during the mash and fermentation. You essentially need a fridge just for your fermentation.

[Anonymous No.8046239]

>>8046236
I can manage that actually have a fridge in my shop I could use

[Anonymous No.8046244]

Just get a starter kit, a nice 6-8 gallon kettle, bottles, caps, and Sanitizer. I got mine from Midwest Supplies. Northern Brewer and morebeer.com are awesome too, though I can't vouch for their starter kits.
A burner and wort chiller are awesome to have too. Really that's all the equipment you need. Having access to good spring water is key too.

>>8046223
A homebrewed Coors Light would definitely taste different from the real thing I would think. You could mimic any blonde style and that would be comparable.

[Anonymous No.8046249]

>>8046244
I have access to spring water but im not sure how "good" it is but people im my community have been stopping on the side of the road to drink it for years

[Anonymous No.8046254]

>>8046249
Sounds exactly like what I use. I've used well and spring water for all my brews, never had any problems. You should find out if your city tests it or not.

[Anonymous No.8046259]

>>8046186
Oh wow. I didn't know there existed Americans who have it as bad as us Finns when it comes to alcohol prices. Makes me feel good.

[Anonymous No.8046276]

>>8046244
whats the difference between the stainless kettle on there and a s gallon pot from the food section at Walmart?

[Anonymous No.8046504]

>>8046041
I've been looking for a bottle, but I can only find them for around €14. Would it be worth it?

[Anonymous No.8046820]

Drinking top tier Wisconsin beer

[Anonymous No.8046825]

>>8046820
Better photo

[Anonymous No.8046854]

>>8046820
Aren't only 2 of those from wi?

[Anonymous No.8046863]

>>8044733
Just made some bolognese. Eating with this shit beer on promotion

[Anonymous No.8046880]

>>8046820
>>8046825
>no ale asylum
pleb

[Anonymous No.8046966]

Have you tried James Squires Highwayman/Red ale? I can't find it anywhere but it's the best beer I had from them, I only ever saw it on tap at the Portland Hotel/James Squire brewery

[Anonymous No.8046989]

>>8046863
>sans alcohol
what's the point?

[Anonymous No.8047014]

>>8046989
The beer I most often drink is 2.3%, it's tasty and hydrating

[Anonymous No.8047028]

Just had one of these the other night. Anything else that tastes like this?

[Anonymous No.8047032]

>>8047028
Yes, this is also very good.

[Anonymous No.8047096]

>>8046180
People won't shut up about it in my hometown. I mean granted, that's where the brewery is, so it's just some local pride I suppose mixed with so many people liking IPAs there. Personally I like their Damnation more, though I don't think I've ever seen it bottled anywhere even when I was still in Santa Rosa.

[Anonymous No.8047132]

>>8047096
They sell Damnation bottled too but it's kind of expensive. On the East Coast, Damnation is actually the only Russian River that you can easily buy.

[Anonymous No.8047160]

>>8044857
The liquor store I work at is filled with pumpkin beer and Octoberfest beers already

[Anonymous No.8047188]

A guy at the liquor commission recommended this to me because I told him I don't really like IPAs. He said I might just not have had a good one yet and to try this one because it's sort of mild on the hops.

I have some frosted mugs in the freezer, should I use those? Or just a room temperature glass?

[Anonymous No.8047237]

>like brown beer and ale in general
>no proper beer culture in my country
>only been to Hungary, like Szalon Barna
>foreign beer is VERY expensive

[Anonymous No.8047243]

>>8047237
That's rough anon. I live in the boondocks in Canada and there are three varieties of brown ale at my liquor store. I love that stuff too.

[Anonymous No.8047247]

>>8047188
Just room temperature. Frosted will mask the flavor and you might as well try it fully and see if you like IPA's.

Personally I liked the first IPA I ever tried, Victory Hop Devil.

[Anonymous No.8047252]

>>8047247
Gotcha. I was probably leaning towards chilled just because I already don't care for the bitterness but you're probably right that I should just go all-in on it.

Should I leave it out of the fridge for a while too?

[Anonymous No.8047255]

>>8047252
I wouldn't do that with an IPA. I think drinking them cold is good, just not ice-cold. High alcohol beers like 9%+ are more likely to be good at warmer temperatures.

[Anonymous No.8047258]

>>8047255
Thanks for the input. I'll crack it open now and have a taste.

[Anonymous No.8047263]

>>8047252
>Should I leave it out of the fridge for a while too?
only if you want to taste it or learn anything

[Anonymous No.8047275]

>>8044733
Hoegaarden

[Anonymous No.8047276]

>>8047263
Oh, believe me I taste it. Just had a sip. Still got that really gross iodine aftertaste that I've hated in every IPA I've tasted.

I just think this really isn't for me, but I get that other people like it. Oh well. There's plenty of beer out there that I do like, I can live without understanding the appeal of IPAs.

[Anonymous No.8047290]

St Bernadus Abt 12 and Nelson's Three Sheets pale

[Anonymous No.8047411]

So I'm a devout amber/brown/blonde ale drinker who also loves porters. However, one beast I just couldn't ever enjoy were IPA's. They are so god damn hoppy.

That is, until I met this bad boy.

[Anonymous No.8047429]

>>8047411
I struggle with Ballast Point because of that cuck Ian drinking it.

[Anonymous No.8047910]

Finally found a bottle for a decent price (6bux) and I have to say that everyone who posted this was right.

This is a fine stout.

pic isn't mine.

[Anonymous No.8047915]

Beer is disgusting.

[Anonymous No.8047921]

>>8047028
While not an exact clone, this bier is my favourite.

Also, 3bux a pint.

[Anonymous No.8047925]

>>8047032
I disagree, Paulaner makes a better double bock.

Also, try Samuel Adams version, its really tasty.

[Anonymous No.8047933]

>>8047096
I bought it simply bc the popular beer websites all list it as a 100 beer world class. Im not really into the muh hops style of beer. Ive had hop stoopid from lagunitas as well as stones ipas and pliny is a mpre balanced beer, yet they have similar flavor profiles. Piney, herbacious, resinous, grapefruit.

[Anonymous No.8048359]

>>8046504
Yes, totally

[Anonymous No.8048387]

>>8044733
Is the Hop Thief any good?

[Anonymous No.8048434]

>>8046180
I've never really liked any IPAs but I still want to try Pliny. Will I dislike it if I have never liked any other IPA? I hear so many good things about it

[Anonymous No.8048437]

>>8048387
yeah its pretty good. easy drinking but still has a 'mature' taste

[Anonymous No.8048445]

>>8044733
> Whats everyone drinking?
I'm just done with extract brew stout (munton's) and ruby red ale (st. peter's).

> Reviews?
9/10 would brew again. Works out in terms of price and effort.

> Looking forward too?
Gonna make more stout or alt beer, maybe today.

[Anonymous No.8048455]

>>8047910
>decent price (6bux)
>>8047921
>3bux a pint.
You might want to try homebrewing at some point.

Costs around $15-30 per ~23 liters (/40 UK pint) for easy extract brew, and you can make those styles well and easy and tinker with them.

Cost could be be halved or less if you processed all ingredients on your own and mashed your own wort rather than using an extract.

[Anonymous No.8049311]

>>8047933
>I bought it simply bc the popular beer websites all list it as a 100 beer world class.
I'm not surprised. I've seen people from all over line outside Russian River when they do their annual release of Younger.

[Anonymous No.8049482]

>>8047160
Same here, I live in an autumn town though, so I'm used to that season starting early.

[Anonymous No.8049592]

In Kansas City. There's a couple small breweries. Boulevard is the biggest one, and pretty much the go-to for me and anyone else in the city. They make your basic beers, nothing fancy. I always have some pale ale on hand because its easy drinking. There's also KC Bier Co. which does more adventurous stuff. I try their seasonals when they come out. Looking forward to Oktoberfest.

[Anonymous No.8049597]

I had to quit drinking because of health problems. Wwaaahhh...... goodbye beer, my old friend. You will be missed.

[Anonymous No.8049600]

Does anyone know of any beer services that send you specialized variety packs like those wine box companies?

I honestly have no idea how to get into fancy beer. It's overwhelming.

[Anonymous No.8049604]

>>8047429
Don't know who the fuck Ian is, but Ballast Point's Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin are top tier IPA's.

Currently drinking Deschutes Brewery Black Butte. For a darker beer, it doesn't feel heavy, and tastes great. Would rec

[Anonymous No.8049614]

>>8049600
> variety packs
Almost pointless. There are so many beers. I guess you can kinda find out how some style of beer MIGHT taste, but it still depends on the individual brewery for most styles.

Just create your own "variety pack" by ordering (or locally buying) a bunch of different beers from a store where you could afford to buy more.

[Anonymous No.8049620]

>>8049604
The grapefruit is great, regular sculpin is pretty mediocre. I feel like the only reason it gets praise is because it's one of the few slightly balanced ipas from the west coast.
I tried Ale Smiths ipa the other day and it was so bitter I couldn't do it. The other stuff I've had from them was great, but I can't stand unbalanced ipas.

[Anonymous No.8049877]

>>8048434
I dont think you will like it, since it has all the flavor profiles of an IPA. Hop forward, herbacious, citrus (grapefruit pith), and imo fermented pineapple. That being said its the best (imperial) IPA ive tried. And it is a very balanced IPA.

If you can find it buy 1 bottle just to be able to say you tried it. At worst, you will be able to say you dont like IPA knowing you tried a world class IPA and didnt like it.

[Anonymous No.8050736]

>>8047910
A 4-pack of Old Rasputin is like $11 for me here in NE. Where are you? But yeah, it's great.

Try Great Divide's Yeti or Victory's Storm King if you get the chance.

[Anonymous No.8050759]

>>8044733
Haven't found a decent beer since I've come to the US. Nothing compares to german beers.

[Anonymous No.8050761]

>>8050736
>43 cents per fl ounce
>for beer
>$55.80 a gallon
wat

[Anonymous No.8050764]

>>8050761
High taxes. It's 7 or 8.99 in mn

[Anonymous No.8051069]

>>8050759
Then you're trying the wrong styles or just not finding decent stuff. We can't compete with the Germans, or Belgians, in a lot of their bread and butter ones, but a few breweries can come at least passably close. And we probably win in styles like stouts and whatnot. IPAs too I guess, but I'm not a huge fan of them.

>>8050761
You need to rethink your math there a bit bud. If he's getting a 4-pack for $11, that mean's it's $2.75 a 12oz bottle. Not bad pricing for a quality high abv beer like Old Rasputin, but not great. You must not drink much nice beer if you think that's bad. And who the fuck would buy a gallon of a russian imperial stout lol.

[Anonymous No.8051089]

>>8047411
try all the sculpins, especially pineapple sculpin

[Anonymous No.8051094]

where my mofuckin MN bros at? I know you guys always chill in these threads

[Anonymous No.8051100]

>>8051069
>You need to rethink your math there a bit bud. If he's getting a 4-pack for $11, that mean's it's $2.75 a 12oz bottle. Not bad pricing for a quality high abv beer like Old Rasputin, but not great. You must not drink much nice beer if you think that's bad. And who the fuck would buy a gallon of a russian imperial stout lol.

pretty >>8050761 is talking about his own price lol. That'd be like $20+ for a 4 pack. Complete ripoff for a beer like old rasputin (which is good but never that expensive). the only 4 packs i see that picey or worse are important belgians like chimay/bernardus. so my guess is he's not in the states.

but yeah who tf wants to buy a gallon of beer lol. maybe if you're at a party or something, but then you just go cheap.

[Anonymous No.8051118]

>>8051069
Sorry, I did divide backwards.
$29.30 a gallon versus normal people prices of $7.20 a gallon.

[Anonymous No.8051166]

>>8051118
Well yeah, the whole point is most people don't buy expensive beer in huge quantity, or that often. If someone does, then power to them for having the budget for it.

Personally, I don't really drink that much during the average week. Sometimes when I've got the cash, I'd rather just drink 1-2 high abv beers beers that taste good rather than sling back yuenglings.

[Anonymous No.8051603]

>>8046093
you lucky nigger. best beer in the world

[Anonymous No.8052163]

>>8051094
Suburbs here. This place just opened up near me, and while their brown is pretty tasty, their hoppy stuff kind of sucked. The misty mountain hop was okay, but their opener mosaic wasn't too great. I'll give them a year or so to get their shit together. Hoping for good things.

[Anonymous No.8052176]

>>8046825
>victory
>wisconsin
what the fuck are you on about buddy
good taste though, what'd you get?

[Anonymous No.8052291]

>>8052163
> I'll give them a year or so to get their shit together. Hoping for good things.
Just homebrew meanwhile. Either you get better beer in a month already (as often happens when you just brew well-developed extracts and recipes...), or you at least gain some appreciation for their better beers.

[Anonymous No.8052302]

>>8052291
Are you the guy who keeps telling people to home brew?

[Anonymous No.8052335]

>>8052302
One or more anons that aren't me talked about homebrewing in this thread alone.

But I obviously am explicitly suggesting to try it, yes.

[Anonymous No.8052354]

>>8052335
Alright, to anyone and everyone who keeps saying this, just stop. Everyone knows you can brew beer at home easily. I've brewed beer at home. If someone wants to brew beer at home they will.
Unless you're posting your actual home brews or someone specifically asks about the process, then fuck off.
Jesus christ it's like someone made their first batch and wants to try and throw around their basic knowledge about the shit. Start your own thread.

[Anonymous No.8052391]

>>8052354
It's directly related to beer drinking threads. And also directly related to optimizing the cost and diversity of available beer that was discussed.

If that bothers you for some reason, I suggest you just ignore or GTFO.

[Anonymous No.8052413]

>>8052391
Except it's not. It's about as relevant as someone going to a potato chips thread and saying "lol u can make this at home"
It adds literally nothing to the thread. Once again, if you're not going to post your own brews or someone asks about it, then shut the fuck up.

[Anonymous No.8052441]

>>8052413
If someone complained about how expensive supermarket lunch box rice was, I am pretty sure some people will start explaining how you could cook inexpensive dried rice.

Either way, by both the OP and the discussion in general., I'm on topic. Your complaints are not. And pointless since I'm not going to do what you want.

Go back to whatever social network you came from. You can live your "discussions relevant to me only" nonsense there.

[Anonymous No.8052482]

>>8052441
Who complained about price anywhere? One person for some reason calculated the price of a gallon of old rasputin.
Your posts aren't helpful at all.
>hey buy hundreds of dollars worth of equipment, then try and most likely fail a few batches before getting home brewing down, THEN YOU'LL SAVE MONEY
That's your advice that no one asked for. Literally no one in this thread.

[Anonymous No.8052571]

>>8052482
Ya, it was discussed. And it's beer general.

Well, here's something more worthwhile of discussion:
>hey buy hundreds of dollars worth of equipment, then try and most likely fail a few batches before getting home brewing down, THEN YOU'LL SAVE MONEY
No, you don't need to at all. And you don't need a farm and tractor either.

Quick listing of what you actually might want for extract brewing at home.

Utensils:
- $15 brewing bucket with airlock. Plastic tube for transfer (~$1?), spoon for stirring, $0.5 stick-on thermometer strip
- Optionally a ~$8 hydrometer (observing that the airlock no longer bubbles or just waiting also usually work fine).

Consumables:
>$20-30 for the beer extract kit and sugar / malt extract.
> About 5 gallons of water.
> $0.05-0.1 of dish washing liquid and optionally sanitizer in spray bottle

Final storage:
Old PVC bottles from any typical carbonated drink, primed with 5g sugar put into each for nice foam with CO2. I'll just call them free.

Or perhaps a $30 plastic barrel with tap and a CO2 / NO2 valve. Or whatever you prefer.

[Anonymous No.8052576]

>>8052482
Ya, it was discussed. And it's beer general.

Here's something else worthwhile of discussion:
>hey buy hundreds of dollars worth of equipment, then try and most likely fail a few batches before getting home brewing down, THEN YOU'LL SAVE MONEY
No, you don't need to at all. And you don't need a farm and tractor either.

The cost to get started is around $40 to 60, $20 of which is your first 5 gallons of beer.

Utensils:
- $15 brewing bucket with airlock. Plastic tube for transfer (~$1?), spoon for stirring, $0.5 stick-on thermometer strip
- Optionally a ~$8 hydrometer (observing that the airlock no longer bubbles or just waiting also usually work fine).

Consumables:
- $20-30 for the beer extract kit and sugar / malt extract.
- About 5 gallons of water.
- $0.05-0.1 of dish washing liquid and optionally sanitizer in spray bottle

Final storage:
Old PVC bottles from any typical carbonated drink, primed with 5g sugar put into each for nice foam with CO2. I'll just call them free.

Or perhaps a $30 plastic barrel with tap and a CO2 / NO2 valve. Or whatever you prefer.

[Anonymous No.8052650]

I get this bearded guy that owns a shop to get some hops then put the hops in a vice, then squeeze out all of the liquid into a jug untill it's full.

But that's not enough, he then boils the liqued untill it's condensed. Then he finaly bottles it with (the label says artisan craft) with a dprincle of yeast at the bottom in bottles he got out of a kickstarter fund. He desingned them.

I then take the first sip and say mmm hoppie.

[Anonymous No.8053035]

drinking this monster

It's a altbier with added black and red currants with a sour and smoked taste.

Definitely one of my favorites

[Anonymous No.8053063]

>>8046070
HB is nazi beer.

The party formed in their brewing house

[Anonymous No.8053100]

This stuff is probably my favorite adjunct lager, which I drink as a whole during summertime or when I've been doing work outside. I just wish it didn't cost twice as much as Bud.

[Anonymous No.8053106]

>>8047411
Ballast Point's IPAs are GOAT, except they cost $3 per fucking can. At the price of two I could have an entire six-pack of only slightly shittier beer.

[Anonymous No.8053108]

>>8046989
It's was new and I thought I would give it a try but it tasted like metal. Look up wiki Beer without alcohol..I was surprise that the origin of beer was without alcohol at first

[Anonymous No.8053236]

>>8052576
The perfect set up for bad to mediocre beer. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.8053478]

fug this is good

[Anonymous No.8053516]

>>8053100
>I just wish it didn't cost twice as much as Bud.
you should move on to something else. its fine but not worth the price


i like hoegaarden if im going for something easy and very tasty. sierra nevada is good at a bar but its too hoppy sometimes. hoegaarden is an easy down and smooth beer.

but im an alchy and ive just been downing turkey 101 lately. better bang for buck and im losing weight now

[Anonymous No.8053558]

>>8053236
No, the result is good.

It is not like you're lacking anything vs. commercially produced beer in most styles of beer. Same ingredients, same fermentation, and because you don't need to pasteurize or use preservatives or filter solids for shelf life reasons or "presentation" (who wants even a small layer of white goo at the bottom of their bottle?), you even have an advantage with the taste of virtually all beers with more "body".

[Anonymous No.8053893]

so much grape

[Anonymous No.8054480]

Great stout. Nice flavor, not too strong and just the right flavor. Very drinkable

[Anonymous No.8054485]

>>8054480
I just repeated myself, but yeah, good beer. Give it a try

[Anonymous No.8054507]

>>8054480
>>8054480

I like Deschutes a lot. Try their porter if you like their stout.

[Anonymous No.8055638]

>>8053478
Looks delicious

[Anonymous No.8055655]

God damnit why is beer so expensive to ship? I've never ordered online before but today I kicked the idea around to get some shit that you can't find anywhere near me, 6 dollars a bottle and I just wanted to grab one to try it, and the shipping is 26 fucking dollars.

[Anonymous No.8055658]

just picked up 8 cans of treehouse green. best east coast IPA there is, imho

[Anonymous No.8055761]

bernard - it is a very nice czech lager for its price. (0,75€ for a bottle here) also czech beers are the best. fite me faggots.

[Anonymous No.8055775]

>>8055658
jealous. where you from? any interest in swapping for some west coast stuffs?

[Anonymous No.8055874]

Found out after opening this bottle that it was fermented with belgian yeast, to me these strains has nothing to do in stouts!

[Anonymous No.8055897]

>>8055775
I live in CT, about an hour away from the brewery. I make a trip every few weeks. I don't really ship beer, you may want to check out thebeerexchange.io

[Anonymous No.8055925]

Cheap and will fuck you up.

[Anonymous No.8055928]

>>8055925
Pretty great bourbon, and decently price.

[Anonymous No.8055965]

>>8055928
Is it bad I just mix with diet coke on the rocks and pound it.

[Anonymous No.8055993]

>>8044733

[Anonymous No.8055997]

>>8044733
just swigged like 7 shots of jagermeister, and maybe 2 of whipped cream vodka.

unemployment and boredom is good route to alcoholism

[Anonymous No.8056087]

Drinking this right now.

[Anonymous No.8056213]

>>8055965
Drink it however you want. It's your whiskey bro.

[Anonymous No.8056238]

>>8056087
Good shit

[Anonymous No.8056260]

Drinking high life and free bud ice from my neighbor. We drink too much to spring for anything pricier. He does buy a bottle of crown black every 3 days though for some reason...personally I like cheap whisky like benchmark or Canadian club

[Anonymous No.8056345]

Lemon grass infused beer, the smell was interesting for sure, sadly the taste did not follow as much, more like your typical apa!

[Anonymous No.8056462]

>>8044733

see you on the other side lads

[Anonymous No.8056473]

Malibu with pineapple flavoring.

I drank too much beer a while back and got a gut from it. Was a bitch sprinting it all off for a month. Liquor makes you less fat but lets you drink as much, right?

[Anonymous No.8056488]

Malibu with pineapple flavoring.

I drank too much beer a while back and got a gut from it. Was a bitch sprinting it all off for a month. Liquor makes you less fat but lets you drink as much, right?

[Anonymous No.8056515]

>>8056473
Malibu is very sugary. Just drink real rum, its less calories and more alc%

[Anonymous No.8056517]

>>8056515
I did not know. Thanks, anon. I'll finish off the bottle and switch to Bacardi straight away.

[Anonymous No.8056596]

>>8056517
Get mount gay

[Anonymous No.8056606]

>>8056596
It's too late. The package store is closed.

[Anonymous No.8056610]

>>8056606
Fuck you

[Anonymous No.8056630]

Just tried this coffee stout and it is really nice.

>>8046180
A friend brought that back from California. It was pretty good, but not huge on IPAs.

[Anonymous No.8056641]

A local Tripel brewed with cherries. Surprisingly the cherry is not overwhelming or the front of the taste.

10.5% too.

[Anonymous No.8056675]

>>8056610
;_;

[Anonymous No.8056711]

i love double IPAs but this shit is absolutely foul

[Anonymous No.8056743]

>>8056711

i had the grapefruit version

it was also terrible

[Anonymous No.8056756]

>>8056743
pineapple sculpin wasnt bad at all, thanks for warning me about grapefruit

[Anonymous No.8056974]

I don't drink much beer. I just tried this one and I really like it though. It has a cool skeleton on it and it tastes kind of like lychee fruit to me but my buddy didn't think so.

[Anonymous No.8057000]

When pouring beer, do you have to tilt it back straight up? Or can you just keep it at a 45 degree angle the entire pour? Which way is better>

[Anonymous No.8057007]

>>8056756
The grapefruit is probably the best one.

[Anonymous No.8057008]

>>8047411

I used to love this. And then, one day, I suddenly found it kind of meh-tasting, too fruity and hoppy. I don't know what happened.

[Anonymous No.8057037]

>beer i like is only sold in 4 packs or fuckhuge 24 packs

fucking hell. i know its strong but id just love a normal 12 pack or even a 6.

[Anonymous No.8057171]

>>8046180
Pliny is for hipster Miata driving faggots. Modern Times, Knee Deep or Moonraker beers

[Anonymous No.8057177]

>>8055658
Hey want to swap for no cal beers? Love the hazy east coast ipa's

[Anonymous No.8057181]

Anyone else love Abita's Purple Haze? Haven't found another fruity beer quite like it.

[Anonymous No.8057187]

>>8057037

You are saving money getting 24 packs, wish i could get my favorites that way

Wish i could get a couple hundred at a time actually

[Anonymous No.8057316]

>>8057000

I like just a tiny bit of head

For ichiban and dry stuff i like no head

[Anonymous No.8057321]

>>8044733
>>Whats everyone drinking?
Seizoen Bretta. Did not know it was going to be a super-gusher.

[Anonymous No.8057363]

Best pumpkin beers?

[Anonymous No.8057794]

Picked up a few of these at the local liquor store. Such a tasty and drinkable Märzen. Definitely recommended

[Anonymous No.8057944]

Anyone?

[Anonymous No.8058619]

"Užavas" Light. One thing my shit country has is really good, cheap beer. If you ever by whatever reason find yourself in Latvia, try Tērvetes senču, Piebalga's, Užava's, Valmiermuiža's. They all 0.81-1.46 eur for 0.5l
Pic releated Užava's light.

[Anonymous No.8058625]

found a polish and baltic deli in my neighbourhood that sells eastern yuro vodkas and beers and shit, gonna go in there and buy some vodka one day

Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.8058633]

>>8058625
Get some shit from my previous post if you see, also estonian Saku brand is pretty good.

[Anonymous No.8058658]

>>8057363
this

[Anonymous No.8058680]

>>8058633
Any absolutely recommended one? It's gonna be expensive as all fuck here

[Anonymous No.8058774]

>>8058633
I really have no idea what gets exported, if I could see what you hacve there, then I could point out whats a must try. Other than that the ones I mentioned, just google them, save pic and see if anything that resembles them is there.

[Anonymous No.8058775]

>>8058680
Previpus post was meant as reply to yours.

[Anonymous No.8058779]

>>8058625
Anything but baltika for beer really, and the obvious alcoholic choices. As for vodka, your pic nailed it.

[Anonymous No.8058780]

>>8058774
I won't be able to have a look for a couple of days unfortunately, so I won't really be able to tell you

[Anonymous No.8058786]

>>8058780
Too bad. Well, get this if you see it. Its really good.

[Anonymous No.8058797]

>>8058786
I'll try bro, thanks

[Anonymous No.8058810]

>>8057944
That sounds like a cool combo, I'd try it if I found it.

[Anonymous No.8058813]

>>8057321
I had their Szech n Brett which is a similar beer and it was a gusher too. Really delicious though.

[Anonymous No.8058817]

>>8057944
Haven't seen it. Their chili reserve was pretty great though

[Anonymous No.8058830]

I mostly stick to local ale in the North, but Cornwall produces some pretty good ale senpai

[Anonymous No.8058833]

>>8058830
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.8059007]

Ive allways been a fan our guinness. Anyone got any ideas for me too try

[Anonymous No.8059010]

Gonna open up one of these soon

[Anonymous No.8059024]

Mountaineer Brewing company (small microbrew here in WV) oatmeal stout.

Bretty gud.

[Anonymous No.8059037]

>>8059007
Literally any other stout. Guinness sucks

[Anonymous No.8059238]

>>8059037
Wanna fuck

[Anonymous No.8059262]

>>8059007

Guiness is pretty weak in terms of darker beers. Yuengling makes a porter that's pretty nice if you're looking for something easy to find that tastes good.

[Anonymous No.8059278]

>>8059262
Please never buy beer from shitty macrobrewers like Yuengling. Pretty much every fucking brewery around makes a stout/porter, almost all better than Guinness, and there is never a reason to buy something from Yuengling

[Anonymous No.8059295]

>>8059278

I thought it was good. Did Yuengling kill your dog or something?

[Anonymous No.8059329]

>>8059295
I just don't like how they sell shitty Bud tier beer and somehow trick Pennsylvania hill folk into thinking its an actual nice beer. There is like a weird cult amongst its drinkers

[Anonymous No.8060276]

Drinking this right now.

Fucking great. I really do love Prairie. I normally drink pretty local (NY or CT, sometimes the rest of the northeast) but I buy nearly everything I can get from Prairie. I love their beer, I love their branding/aesthetic too.

I recently got a hold of a beer from their American Solera side project which is pretty rare around here, waiting for a good day to open it.

[Anonymous No.8060289]

>>8059329
It provides work for locals and isn't widely distributed. That's why it's loved.

[Anonymous No.8060295]

>>8060289
the same can be said of countless other breweries that actually make good beer though

[Anonymous No.8060303]

>>8060295
Not really. There are only a handful that provide a lot of jobs. Plus that macro style is ingrained in blue collar culture

[Anonymous No.8060309]

>>8060303

Digging ditches provides jobs but also adds nothing to the economy

Actually, it might add more than making shitty beer

[Anonymous No.8060322]

>>8060303
But pretty much very region has these shitty old breweries and no one else holds them up like people do Yuengling

Also, small local breweries require more labor per volume than shitty macro brewers so you would be better supporting the local laborers by buying from a small local guy

[Anonymous No.8060325]

>>8060309
Yes, but you can't directly support ditch diggers by buying their product. It's just a sense of pride. I'd buy it over bud any day.

[Anonymous No.8060332]

>>8060325
>. I'd buy it over bud any day.
haha, thats not the issue at hand. No one is advocating that you should buy Bud

[Anonymous No.8060335]

>>8060322
It requires more labor because they have less people due to finance. Also people from the that area of the US tend to be boastful about anything they can. Shitty beer, shitty food, etc.

[Anonymous No.8060339]

>the only options are bud light and HOP SATAN X-TREEEM
And here we have the average /ck/ beer thread in its natural habitat, Saturday night

[Anonymous No.8060343]

>>8060335
and because they make their stuff in small batches, and their process are less automated. Economies of scale and all that

[Anonymous No.8060344]

>>8060325

You can buy a ditch and then set out a chair and drink in it

[Anonymous No.8060350]

>>8060344

[Anonymous No.8060388]

I had a year aged pic related tonight. Was awesome - Bell's does great beer, and their Expedition Stout is up there with the best of them. Also had a Stone Citrusy Wit which was pretty nice.

>>8060339
Actually, there's been relatively few IPAs this thread.

Seems like it's mostly been stouts/sours/german/belgian stuff.

>>8060276
I'm in the same area as you,and usually drink locally as well. But yeah, Prairie rocks hard.

[Anonymous No.8060419]

Anyone else like Japanese beers? I'm trying to expand my horizons and try new mild beers, I like Asahi and Red Stripes. Any good ones I'm missing?

[Anonymous No.8060430]

>>8060419
Kiuchi and Yo-Ho are two easily found Japanese breweries if you live in the US

That "good shit" is pretty mediocre senpai desu

Also just so you know, it's impossible to discuss beer that isn't American here because the flyovers start ranting about World War 2 almost immediately

[Anonymous No.8060436]

>>8060430

Idk why, Japan would have won without the nukes being dropped. Seems silly to even argue about it.

I'll look for those two, thanks.

[Anonymous No.8060438]

>>8044733
>CTRL+F
>No mention of estrogen
Have fun with the estrogen from the hops topkek yanks

[Anonymous No.8060441]

>>8060430
People post belgian shit all the time

[Anonymous No.8060442]

>>8060430
>Also just so you know, it's impossible to discuss beer that isn't American here because the flyovers start ranting about World War 2 almost immediately
Has this ever happened in any beer thread here?
I'm a flyover who pretty regularly takes part in beer threads and I can't even once remember something even hinting of that occuring

[Anonymous No.8060445]

>>8060438
yeah, thats not how it works

[Anonymous No.8060452]

>>8060442
Yeah, there was an attempted discussion of Japanese beer a few weeks ago, and it turned into USA USA #1 SHOULD HAVE DROPPED MORE NUKES pretty quickly

Some people can't stand the idea that good beer exists outside of the uppwer midwest

[Anonymous No.8060453]

>>8060445
Have fun with gyno, yank..

[Anonymous No.8060459]

>>8060452
Oh, so someone made an allusion to WWII once? That really justifies your post!

[Anonymous No.8060463]

>>8060452
Are you the guy who is always mad as fuck about Wisconsin?

[Anonymous No.8060466]

>>8060459
I'm not saying it was you, but, it kind of sounds likely

[Anonymous No.8060471]

>>8060463
Are you that guy who never shuts up about spotted cow?

[Anonymous No.8060472]

BEER=ESTROGEN
HAVE FUN YOU YANK BASTARDS

[Anonymous No.8060474]

>>8060466
Nah, I haven't been on much the last couple weeks. You made it sound like a regular occurrence though, so I surely would have noticed if that were the case

[Anonymous No.8060475]

>>8060472
Here is your attention

[Anonymous No.8060479]

>>8060471
There is no guy in /ck/ beer threads who doesn't shut up about Spotted Cow

Spotted Cow is ok, but its hardly worth talking about, its more of a mom tier beer

[Anonymous No.8060486]

>>8060475
This is what happens when you drink HIGH ESTROGEN beer. Beer is for FAGGOTS!
I'll be laughing at you yanks when you get GYNO! HAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.8060490]

>>8060436
>Idk why, Japan would have won without the nukes being dropped.
Um.
>>8060452
That's because Japenese beer is pretty meh. Good beers, like that in Belgium and Germany, get plenty of love in here.

[Anonymous No.8060491]

>>8060452
I've never seen this happen in any beer thread.

[Anonymous No.8060501]

Here, found it
>>/ck/thread/7951621

[Anonymous No.8060503]

>>8060430
>>8060436
>>8060441
>>8060442
>>8060445
>>8060452
>>8060459
>>8060463
>>8060466
>>8060471
>>8060474
>>8060475
>>8060479
>>8060490
>>8060491
Look at these posters! They are the example of LOW ESTROGEN, LOW TEST MEN who are addicted to HOPS! They subconciously want to be a woman, so they drink HIGH ESTROGEN HOPS to get manboobies. THESE POSTERS ARE SUBHUMAN!

They argue amongst themselves over which country has better beer when really THEY ARE LITERALLY JUST BEING GOSSIPING WOMEN AHAHAHAHA

AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
>my face when

[Anonymous No.8060507]

>>8060503
Why do you keep posting this guy, is this a ham-handed attempt at "doxing" someone?

Maybe you should try your hand at /b/

[Anonymous No.8060510]

>>8060501
It looks like you got defensive about the small amount of decent Japanese beer and people reacted to your shit spewing. Cry more.

[Anonymous No.8060511]

>>8060501
I just control+f'ed 'nuke', 'WWII', 'war' and found nothing

[Anonymous No.8060512]

>>8060510
Someone made a factually incorrect claim and was corrected. It then turned into a weird nationalistic e-peen contest, as things usually do when flyovers have to think about anything that does not involve middle america

[Anonymous No.8060517]

>>8060507
ok

[Anonymous No.8060523]

>>8060512
You have a very strange way of interpreting text

also, keep in ind your claim was
>it's impossible to discuss beer that isn't American here because the flyovers start ranting about World War 2 almost immediately
all because someone once pointed out that Japan doesn't have that much great beer a month ago?

[Anonymous No.8060537]

>>8060512
Are you autistic? Not an insult, just curious.

[Anonymous No.8060625]

>>8060419
Kirin Ichiban

[Anonymous No.8061098]

>>8058810
It's pretty dank, although I like just the Raspberry reserve more.
>>8058817
Haven't seen that one lol, but spicy beer/liquor is awesome.

[Anonymous No.8061126]

>>8047188
fucking love that beer; they were sold out tonight and i was sad

[Anonymous No.8061130]

>>8055925
living in canada is suffering

[Anonymous No.8061135]

why didn't you guys warn me about scotch beers

6 bucks down the fuckin DRAIN boyz

[Anonymous No.8061228]

>>8044733
Molson Canadian

>Looking forward too?
drinking out of something like pic related, I think it would be neat to drink out a tankard

[Anonymous No.8061292]

>>8060419
Not a fan of the beers available internationally.

Light and boring as fuck, DESU.

[Anonymous No.8061333]

>>8047276
Britbong here - I might be wrong but iodine taste dont sound right, sounds like that beers off --- OR--- possible it's some kinda new world 'citrus' hop, which IPA's were never designed to have.

If you can, an old schol brit IPA ( Greene King brewery )

or fuggit obvs, drink what you like and dont worry about it :-)

[Anonymous No.8061339]

>>8049600
you will, unfortunately, be kissin a lot of frogs.

When you find one you like bag up, experiment around the edges from there.

[Anonymous No.8061350]

>>8056641
shit son, that's not a beer for drinking, thats a beer for laying down and avoiding .... :-)

[Anonymous No.8061454]

>>8060388
swedish? they just came by.

[Anonymous No.8061800]

>>8061333
>which IPA's were never designed to have
lol, IPA wasn't designed by some divine creator

[Anonymous No.8063144]

Just had this after mowing the lawn. A perfect combination.

[Anonymous No.8063148]

>>8061800
You're wrong. God Himself decreed that IPAs should only have pine or flower flavors. Citrus or tropical flavors are considered a sin against all holiness.

[Anonymous No.8063339]

>>8058625
bison grass żubrówka is a meme, just drink white.
As for Polish beers they are probably all mediocre, we have plenty of great regional/micro breweries but I don't think they export this shit

[Anonymous No.8063350]

>>8063339
Zubrowka is the only hard liquor my dad enjoys. It's a delicious meme.

[Anonymous No.8063403]

>>8044733

Fall beer season has begun. This is a nice one, especially since it's a sam adams beer. It doesn't "taste" like a sam adams beer, so that's to say it actually is quite nice.

[Anonymous No.8063404]

>>8063144
that shit is like grapefruit juice. awful for a beer imo

[Anonymous No.8063410]

I'm looking forward to an Old Rasputin I've got at home.

Only 1 more hour, then I get to go home and drink it.

[Anonymous No.8063418]

>>8063403
>pouring it into a mason jar

[Anonymous No.8063699]

I tried New Belgium's cider the other day. I wasn't impressed.

That's what I get for trying new things, I guess. To add insult to injury it even cost more than my usual brand of cider.

Oh, and does anyone have a recommendation for a good cheap beer that I can buy in 12+ racks? I recently got a job that involves doing manual labor in the burning goddamn sun for nine hours a day and because I've been drinking way more booze than usual when I get home and it's getting expensive.

[Anonymous No.8063715]

How to people get Trappist ale? I finally decided to look it up and saw it's expensive to ship. I'm in Indiana for reference. Where can I find some?

[Anonymous No.8063737]

>>8063715
you should be able to get some at any liquor store. Plus plenty of American breweries make great trappist style beers too

[Anonymous No.8063747]

>>8046820
Like none of those are Wisconsin beers.

[Anonymous No.8063750]

>>8063699
>good
>cheap

Miller High Life
PBR
Yuengling

[Anonymous No.8063761]

>>8054507
The black butt is great.

[Anonymous No.8063801]

>>8063699
Founders all day ipa

[Anonymous No.8063935]

Drinking Guinness for the first time
I hate it, it sucks
I'll stick to Asahi

[Anonymous No.8064386]

>>8046820
No MKE, for shame. Polish Moon milk stout is real good-like. Also, Hinterland Coffee Stout. Get with it, anon

[Anonymous No.8064397]

>>8056711
Have you tried Six Point Resin? First double IPA I tried, absolutely loved it.

[Anonymous No.8064408]

>>8063761
I'm a fan of their Red Chair... Some sort of seasonal pale ale, I really liked it. Sad it's gone for the year

[Anonymous No.8064601]

>>8063404
Nah.

[Anonymous No.8064942]

>>8064397
Their Puff version is 10x better than normal resin. Try it out if you can

[Anonymous No.8065194]

>>8058633
Saku is terrible. Their Orginaal is one of the worst macros I've ever had. With that I mean it's either THE worst or the second-worst.

[Anonymous No.8065199]

[Anonymous No.8065250]

>>8060438
you're browsing /cuck/ what do you expect?

[Anonymous No.8065269]

>>8065199
Dark horse has some great stuff. I had a smoked stout from them that was fantastic

[Anonymous No.8065404]

Why are the big beers so awful?
I just tried a carlsberg, heineken and a semi local beer. heineken beat carlsberg and the local beer beat both by a mile.

[Anonymous No.8065656]

>>8065404
I've never met anyone who likes Heineken and I'm Dutch. Carlsberg is even worse indeed.

[Anonymous No.8065776]

>>8065656
asians always drink heineken in the US for some reason

[Anonymous No.8065794]

>>8065776
That or cognac. I don't think I sold anything else to asians when I worked at a liquor store. They have better taste in cognac than the blacks though so kudos to them.

[Anonymous No.8065838]

Why is Guinness so god damn good?

[Anonymous No.8065918]

>>8065838
you have just never had a good stout desu senpai

[Anonymous No.8065948]

>>8065838
It's not.

[Anonymous No.8065999]

>>8046504
>>8046041
I found it a little bit too boozy. Worth it if you like that I guess. It has plenty of body, little carbonation and kinda sweet. Prefer Founders breakfast stout.

[Anonymous No.8066448]

>>8065838
I love stouts and Guinness is okay enough.

But it's not really damn good. I've had many homebrews and microbrews that were better - including Guinness imitations.

[Anonymous No.8067249]

>>8053063
sauce?

[Anonymous No.8067255]

>>8053063
Who cares?

[Anonymous No.8067301]

>>8065838
it isn't

[Anonymous No.8067704]

>>8065404
Mass production doesn't allow for real quality control.

[Anonymous No.8067708]

>>8065838
It's not.

It's not garbage, but it's not great.

[Anonymous No.8067712]

beer doesn't taste good imo, why does my bf drink it?

[Anonymous No.8069054]

I'm a retard who didn't realise he was out of beer, so I'm forced to drink shitty bourbon. Oh well.

[Anonymous No.8069137]

Croatias most popular lager. Very drinkable as long as you get it down while it's cold. From the UK and struggling to get hold of any good ales here

[Anonymous No.8069193]

>>8055761
My nigguh.

[Anonymous No.8069220]

>>8067712
He's unhappy with your relationship

[Anonymous No.8069382]

I had goose ipa and thought it was bitter as fuck I like belgian whites like hoegaarden what other beers should I try trying to work through a case of pbr and even that's almost too bitter for my pussy ass

[Anonymous No.8069567]

Whats your guys view on 0% alcohol beer?

We sell it where I work since no liquor license and people are pretty turned off by it.

I have heard at least 10 people say "whats the point?" which makes me assume they only drink beer to get drunk and don't actually care how it tastes at all.

[Anonymous No.8069589]

>>8069567
There aren't many good non alcoholic beers so I don't blame them. What brands do you carry?

[Anonymous No.8069619]

>>8069589
Just Warsteiner.

[Anonymous No.8069785]

>>8069619
Yeah I'd rather have a free water instead desu senpai. If there was a decent n/a beer I'd give it a shot, but like I said, most n/a beer is macrotier at best, and I drink those solely to get drunk.

[Anonymous No.8070029]

>>8069382
just drink wheat beers then

Allagash White is another belgian white and you would like it.

[Anonymous No.8070084]

>>8069567
>which makes me assume they only drink beer to get drunk and don't actually care how it tastes at all.
They can't make 0% abv beer taste like a real beer though. Not to mention that normal beer comes in a million different variations.

[Anonymous No.8070200]

>>8069382
Belgian wit
Can start getting into Hefe

Lucky for you Blue Moon and Shock Top are fucking everywhere and neither are particularly bitter.

[Anonymous No.8070253]

I'm moving to London in less than a month and I was wondering what English beers I should be on the lookout for when I'm there.

[Anonymous No.8070256]

>>8070253
I thought alcohol was banned in london?

[Anonymous No.8071283]

>>8065838
There are many different kinds of Guinness.
If you're an Amerifag, there's two main kinds: Draught and Extra Stout. If you get Guinness on draft, you are getting Draught. It's pretty thin for a stout and much lower ABV than Extra Stout (somewhere around 4 percent I think.)
Extra Stout is a whole different beast. 6%, thick and chewy. I've drank thousands of different beers but I still will choose Guinness above any other stout when I want a good roasty dark beer.

[Anonymous No.8071812]

>>8069382
Kilkenny is a beer that always come across as very non-bitter to me. Also Hefeweizen is the obvious thing to mention if you already like Belgian wit. But seriously I'm not the right person to ask. I've never been good at detecting excessive bitterness, not even when I started drinking 'craft beer' and I'm becoming increasingly bad at it. All IPAs only taste like fruit to me now.

[Anonymous No.8072290]

how pleb /ck/?

[Anonymous No.8072484]

Lets finish this thread with some quality stuff!

One of the best dipas from EU, if not the best!

[Anonymous No.8072519]

>>8044733
I feel like I lucked out, /ck/.

>try out new little liquor store I've never been to before
>they were recently bought by some other person, and said person found a bunch of old stock in a back room
>in amongst that was a box of six bottles of Westvleteren 12
>The corner of the box was torn a bit so they took 20% off the price, which was already really low imo
>Got 6 bottles of Westy 12 for less than I'd have paid for 6 of Rochefort 8

[Anonymous No.8072534]

>>8072519
Take a picture of you dumping one down the drain

[Anonymous No.8072582]

>>8056345
pistol

[Anonymous No.8072759]

>>8072290
I did a head to head comparison with George Killian's and Smithwick's.
I personally found the GK to be too sweet, SW has a bit more bitterness to balance things out.

[Anonymous No.8073697]

>>8072484
>One of the best dipas from EU, if not the best!
I will try to get a bottle. I'm in America and I've been seeing Aniara and the IPA in stores but haven't gotten Fatamorgana yet.

[Anonymous No.8073881]

>>8072519
Drinking one of the Westy's now. Date on the cap is from March of 2016, meaning they were bottled March of 2013. 3.5 years of aging looks to be right in the sweet spot for this beer, and I can believe it. It's pretty damn ridiculously good.

[Anonymous No.8075118]

>>8072519
im guessing you either live in europe or a 3rd world area of america

[Anonymous No.8075372]

>>8058625

Zubrovka and Grasovka are smooth as fuck + the grass gives it a good taste, cannot miss going for either.

Eastern european beer is a bit hazy to give any recommendations, if they have Zubr dunkles give it a shot. Other than that I enjoy Polish fruit and honey beers if you want to try something different. Regular Saku and Zywiec are both more or less piss.

[Anonymous No.8075522]

>>8075118
Why do you guess that?

[Anonymous No.8077153]

>>8055658
They don't sell Treehouse in my area but my favorite craft bar got a shipment of cans in and I got to try Julius. Easily one of the best IPAs I've had.

[Anonymous No.8077169]

clubtails hurricane, 10% abv beer can that I had last night. most strong beers are so disgusting that even when I want to get drunk I have to force myself to drink them. not this one though, I could chug cans of this and not get sick, very smooth taste and very hard to tell that it is actually an alcoholic drink

[Anonymous No.8077269]

I just marathoned a whole bottle of Budweiser. Did I like it?

[Anonymous No.8078979]

>>8075522
only places you could just randomly find westy 12

[Anonymous No.8079065]

Drinking a nice homebrewed IPA. Made with some grapefruit peel and clementine oil.

[Anonymous No.8079811]

Going through a 6pk of these puppers, playing The Witcher 3, and listening to Sam Harris and Hannibal Burress argue on a podcast.

P solid Friday night.

[Anonymous No.8079825]

>>8077169
that isn't beer you fucking dolt. That's a cocktail in a can for women.

[Anonymous No.8079833]

>>8079811
my nigga. I still have to listen to that. Hannibal was already fucked up on JRE. Never heard of Rhinegeist. Sounds like they need to be a part of the Great Taste of the Midwest one of these years.

[Anonymous No.8079835]

been on a real smoke kick as of late and this is ticking all the boxes

[Anonymous No.8079859]

>>8079833

Yeah dude, the podcast is a two-parter on We the People with Josh Zepps. It's a fantastic listen.

And I'm sure they will be part of that...they have cans in literally every grocery store I've been in across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky ( that's a lot, I travel 24/7 for work). Definitely check em out. Probably my favorite Ohio brewery, next to Jackie O's.

[Anonymous No.8079914]

>>8079859
Haven't seen them in Wisconsin yet, but I'm sure it's a matter of time.

[Anonymous No.8080147]

>>8057171
Lupulin River is a 10/10 bev, that being said Pliny is still good all things considered

[Anonymous No.8080149]

>>8046820
>stone
>lagunitas
>deshutes
>wisconsin

[Anonymous No.8080152]

>>8047411
normal sculpin is pretty shitty once you've tried the other variants.

[Anonymous No.8080295]

Still haven't found anything better than two hearted. So good.

[Anonymous No.8080410]

8.5% gets the shakes off

[Anonymous No.8081241]

from my local brewery
pretty tasty