Beer general

[Anonymous No.8234360]

Looks like my original beer general died, so, time to make a new one

What are you drinking? What are you looking forward to? Tried anything good lately? Post anything and everything related to beer

Pic related is what i'm drinking at this moment; a standard chocolate porter. Nothing special but drinkable

[Anonymous No.8234384]

Drinking this guy tonight. Pretty strong with the bourbon, but it really works well with the original red ale. Will buy again probably.

[Anonymous No.8234388]

I posted this on the other thread but I just had Chimay.

If I could get this for around $2 a bottle it'd be the only beer I'd drink. Absolutely delicious.

[Anonymous No.8234398]

>>8234388
I need to get around to trying this shit already

[Anonymous No.8234426]

>>8234384
>>8234388
Both look great

Would you say the Chimay is similar to a Belgian? Looking to try it

[Anonymous No.8234448]

>>8234426
Chimay is literally a Belgian.

[Anonymous No.8234485]

Watching the Cubs lose drinking this

[Anonymous No.8234492]

Just dropped a small fortune on beer. Should last me a while.

Two four packs of Backwoods Bastard, Lagunitas Born Yesterday and Brown Shugga, and Hebrew's Lenny RyePA. 10/10 haul.

[Anonymous No.8234509]

3.2% fag here. Really tasty, probably my favorite beer Session has put out.

[Anonymous No.8234527]

>>8234388
Yeah it's absolutely lovely that stuff. I'm drinking this at the moment, it's OK. Nothing special.

[Anonymous No.8234761]

>>8234509

Damn that sounds good. I love session. It always has a great price for what it is.

The grocery store I work at had it's fall beer reset. I marked down 10 shopping carts full of beer. The craft was all 5 bucks for a 6 pack. I spend 90 bucks.

[Anonymous No.8234822]

pic related. a bit different than most stereotypical west coast ipas. really refreshing.

[Anonymous No.8235641]

>>8234426
For some reason I never really liked or understood the blue Chimay. I like most other trappists though. But if you like a yeasty and complex and a bit odd Belgian ale you might fit in the huge crowd of people who disagree with me.

[Anonymous No.8235686]

>>8235641
I was like you at first but then i started drinking belgians more, its waaaay better on tap than it is on bottle if you can find a place that has it.

[Anonymous No.8235977]

>>8234388
One of my favorites.

[Anonymous No.8236575]

First beer I've ever had from To Ol, drinking it with a ham and brie on a pretzel roll w/ whole grain dijon and let me tell you this pairing is magical.

[Anonymous No.8236696]

Local brew from a CLE company. American IPA. Must try if you can find it, and really anything from Platform

[Anonymous No.8236991]

>>8234360

porters are delicious

good taste senpai

[Anonymous No.8237782]

bump

[Anonymous No.8237894]

Me and an army buddy have plans to hang out and keep each other from suicide tonight, by drinking some beers and playing some video games, maybe shooting some guns and working on his car some.

What beer should I bring to the party? I wash thinking Guinness, but I might branch out, just for fun.

[Anonymous No.8237922]

Anyone else produce there own beer here?
Gonna make a hefeweizen next brewday.

[Anonymous No.8238444]

>>8236575
Go to bed tommy

[Anonymous No.8239364]

>>8238444
tfw someone actually calls you out on /ck/

What drink first /bg/: Spontandryhop Citra or Peter, Pale and Mary?

[Anonymous No.8239503]

Favorite DIPA tonight. Not my pic.

[Anonymous No.8239568]

>>8239364
Decent grassy pale ale with a slightly bitter finish and some citrus peel. Not really worth the 6.99 USD that I paid for the can but I guess you win some and you lose some.

[Anonymous No.8240238]

>>8234822
west coast will be the new meme this coming spring/summer imo

[Anonymous No.8240250]

>>8239503
I like Todd better

[Anonymous No.8240262]

>>8236696
216 represent

[Anonymous No.8240264]

Breddy good.

[Anonymous No.8240282]

just had a couple of these, bretty good if you like that sort of thing

[Anonymous No.8241050]

>>8240250
It's more expensive and I hadn't had Abrasive in awhile. It has definitely changed since the last time I had it, but I figured it would now that they've expanded. Still great.

[Anonymous No.8241687]

Stay mad burgers

[Anonymous No.8241699]

This shit is the real deal. Recently I've had some real novelty shit of theirs that I'm not really into anymore but nothing will beat the straight simplicity of this, real full flavoured saison, keen to get it on tap again.

[Anonymous No.8241701]

Pic related is amazing, drinking some right now.

[Anonymous No.8241790]

>>8241701
That's a great one. Debating on what to open right now, I have Rochefort 6, 8 and 10, Westmalle Tripel, and Achel Blond

[Anonymous No.8241797]

One of the most subtle yet working barrel ageing done. I like the base beer alot and this is just that on steroids!

[Anonymous No.8241828]

>>8241790
I'm a big fan of the Westmalle, haven't had the 6 and Achel, though.

[Anonymous No.8242537]

>>8234388
Quite over hyped. Used to like it but now only feel meh...

[Anonymous No.8242542]

>>8240282
Find it not up to buzz and price. A more expensive mix of the regular imperial stout and backwoods bastard...

[Anonymous No.8242549]

>>8241790
Rocky 8 then 10.

[Anonymous No.8242597]

>>8241687
we get that in america though. my favorite german brewery by far and my last name is the same as the brewery which is cool

[Anonymous No.8242713]

OP checking in

Drinking a proven winner in the Weihenstephaner weizenbock. One of the better weizenbocks i've had and this brewery also makes a killer hefeweizen. Check both out if you see them

[Anonymous No.8243871]

please gib opinions on pic related (kirin ichiban)
there's lotsa hype around jap beer and this seems to be the most famous one so I might get a bottle from amazon
I don't have a clue what this tastes like, if it's a good representation of jap beer or the jap equivalent of corona or whatever else
also while I really liked the wheat beers I tried I'm not a big fan of IPAs or lagers or stouts or anything else basically

so should I buy a bottle of pic related or not even bother?

[Anonymous No.8243995]

>>8243871
It's nothing special. Sapporo reserve is better, but even that is just okay.

[Anonymous No.8244112]

>>8243871
>hype for jap beers
From where son? They are all very VERY mid range at best. Also don't order from Amazon, unless you live in complete flyoverland then your closest supermarket should have six packs of it.

[Anonymous No.8244649]

>>8243871
It's like a Japanese budweiser. Really nothing special, just a standard mass produced lager

[Anonymous No.8244702]

>2016
>not exclusively drinking brewery only release sours

[Anonymous No.8244712]

>>8244702
>that will be $10.99 please

[Anonymous No.8244717]

>>8234527
>sharp's

[Anonymous No.8244916]

>>8244112
>From where son?
second hand hype from dad's friends mostly
the rest might be due to the fact that I spend too much time on a vietnamese pot decoring text chat
>>8243995
>>8244649
alright thanks everybody I'll keep at weissbier and similar then

[Anonymous No.8245085]

>>8234360
Yuengling.
Go America
Go fuck yourself rest of the world

[Anonymous No.8245128]

>>8244712
Not all of us are broke. I'm fine with spending that much on a great bottle of beer instead of an okay bottle of wine.

[Anonymous No.8245355]

>>8244916
Nip beer is pretty pedestrian, great for drinking while snacking/eating because they are all very inoffensive but that's kind of where their usefulness ends. I find that this applies to most Asian beers that I've tried.

[Anonymous No.8245463]

>>8244702
what the fuck is that

[Anonymous No.8245734]

>>8244702
>sours

When will this meme die?

[Anonymous No.8245738]

>>8244702
>Muh microbrews

[Anonymous No.8245862]

Just bought the mosaic version of this and it is amazing, also like that its only differentiated from the original variant by a sticker with a handwritten 'm' on it
Highly suggest to fellow Wisconsin people

[Anonymous No.8246164]

>>8244712
>$10.99
Dude there's no way that wasn't at least
$20.00

[Anonymous No.8246580]

>>8243871

If you are trying to try unique Japanese beer, Hitachino Nest is a great place to start. Their Espresso Stout is to die for, imo

[Anonymous No.8246953]

>>8245734
>gose
>sour

[Anonymous No.8246968]

>>8246580
Oh shit. I tried Nest's German Weizen.

That shit was pretty nasty. The label said it was cloudy and had a banana flavor. I didn't taste any banana, just a watery, bitter mugicha.

[Anonymous No.8246978]

Pardon the shitty lighting but this is my one and only beer of choice. It's mostly available in the west cost.

[Anonymous No.8248992]

>>8246978
i've had it before. been to the brewery as well. the amber is just okay. I much prefer their stout

[Anonymous No.8249011]

>>8234388
It's ~1,50€ here

[Anonymous No.8249153]

Juts picked these up

[Anonymous No.8249231]

posting in your lovely thread for the first time while drinking pic related. be gentle

[Anonymous No.8249249]

>>8234360
Thos guy is a big drinker

[Anonymous No.8249274]

>>8234360
What's a good beer for a beginner?

[Anonymous No.8249304]

Double IPA from one of my favorite local brewers, It's pretty good, some earthy dank notes and a lot of in your face bitterness. Not my picture.

[Anonymous No.8249309]

>>8249231
That's the porter that I personally measure every other porter to. It's a perfect representative of the style, and is damn tasty on top of it.

[Anonymous No.8249369]

Man, IPA really is not my favorite style

[Anonymous No.8249377]

>>8234360

Had this on Halloween. Cost like $48, but was in the top 5 beers I've ever had. Fookin love sour beers. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.8249523]

>>8249231
Right on dude, looks like a good porter. I'll have to check it out

And now I am checking back in. Drinking pic related. A pretty solid dunkel from a brewery that has yet to let me down. I've really been on a German kick lately. Go for any Hefe or Doppelbocks from any bavarian brewery, all top notch

[Anonymous No.8249637]

Went to a couple of breweries today

[Anonymous No.8250186]

>>8249153
I wish that thresher came in 4 packs

[Anonymous No.8250553]

First pack of these for the season. This and ruthless rye are two of my favorites from SN. Not my pic obviously by the 2011 on the bottle.

[Anonymous No.8250585]

>>8236575
Sounds good. You should also try Mikkeller if you haven't. Similar to To Ol but probably better on average.

[Anonymous No.8250597]

Why is there a stigma against regular beer drinking? What do they think people subsisted on for hundreds of years

[Anonymous No.8250598]

>>8242713
That was the first Weihenstephaner that really impressed me, and the beer that got me out of my burn out I had on weissbiers.

[Anonymous No.8250605]

Help /ck/ ive been drinkijg coors at a colleg3 game since 11 and its 2 now i havent eaten muc and im drunk help sos save our shit pls halp

[Anonymous No.8250610]

>>8244916
If plebs are indeed hyping jap macros as a current trend they are fucking up and missing the point yet again, like plebs never seem to cease doing.

[Anonymous No.8250612]

>>8250605
eat a brat dude

[Anonymous No.8250627]

>>8250612
They took the food away too soon i eed food i had a pancake thatbhrlped buy they took the food aeay its like drunk auwschwitz here send help ;_,

First down

[Anonymous No.8250662]

>>8250627
Fuck w3r' losong 41-14.

[Anonymous No.8250742]

>>8250662
Wwll ww lost. Now im drinkinfg gin at friends house. Not good.

[Anonymous No.8250764]

>>8250742
I hope you drink yourself to death.

[Anonymous No.8250808]

A fine light Belgian beer. It's very mysterious because no one knows who actually brews it.

[Anonymous No.8250845]

>>8250764
Me too dood
Mw 2

[Anonymous No.8250900]

Favourite dark beer from my Czech neighbours.

[Anonymous No.8251024]

First time bottling for this brewery. Looking forward to what else they put out. Their other draft selections are delicious. Double IPA.

[Anonymous No.8251033]

Tomislav, beer my friend bought in Croatia. Very nice dark lager, although I personally wouldn't recommend drinking it on its own and would definitely go with a hearty meal instead. Somewhat on the bitter side, but really smooth.

[Anonymous No.8251040]

>>8234360
Drinking some of this motherfucker, ultra local brew.

Tad heavy on the chocolate notes but the fact that it's maybe ~10 minutes away makes it special.

[Anonymous No.8251053]

>>8250808
Strange, the name of that beer is a special kind of adjunct barley, never a main ingredient. I wonder why they call it that.

[Anonymous No.8251064]

>>8250900
Czechs make some good ass dark beer. Only one place near me sells Czech shit and I grab a bottle every now and then at random. Haven't had a shitty beer from those dirty slovaks yet.

[Anonymous No.8251147]

>>8250900
shit beer

[Anonymous No.8251152]

>>8251147
Kys

[Anonymous No.8251168]

>>8249153
>Roll out the barrel!
>Bigger longer uncut. A peaty as HELL DOUBLE BASTARD beard!!
>Abrasive ale!!

American beers are cringeworthy garbage

[Anonymous No.8251176]

>>8251168
Roll out the Barrel is a reference to this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_Barrel_Polka
Stone does have really shitty names, completely agree with you there
Remember there are like 5000 American brewers most making 1-25 different beers a year, there are a lot of different naming schemes used, some shitty, some not

[Anonymous No.8251178]

>>8251168
Who cares what it says on the packaging?

[Anonymous No.8251188]

>>8251168
>caring more about aesthetics than taste and quality
Maybe thats why Euro beer tastes so much worse

[Anonymous No.8251199]

I don't want to drink alcohol for various reasons not important here, and I don't know much about beer, but I'm finding that I really like the taste of malt? I had some malt soft drink and it was fucking delicious, I also had kvass long ago and I believe that is also a malt thing. I have been enjoying some non/low alcohol beers too which are dark. I tried a light colored beer and it was pretty bad, not into it.

Any suggestions or guidance for other things to try out? Am I correct that malt is the flavor I am liking?

[Anonymous No.8251208]

>>8251199
try homebrewing but drink before fermentation

[Anonymous No.8251222]

>>8251208
>know nothing about beer
>start homebrewing

wouldn't that make me an absolute madman?

I do remember reading once about the history of beer (I could be pretty wrong) that long ago, when homemade it was weaker alcohol-wise and contained more nutrients from the grains and such and that the byproducs of making it could be used to create another drink that wasn't really alcoholic and considered healthy. Is that accurate and also what you're suggesting I do? If so that's pretty neat-o

[Anonymous No.8251231]

>>8251222
I man of course read a bit about it as you start, but you don't need to be a seasoned beer drinker to pick up homebrewing

plus you wouldn't need to worry about sanitation, fermentation or bottling, the worst parts of homebrewing

[Anonymous No.8251239]

>>8251208
What a terrible idea

[Anonymous No.8251303]

>>8251222
Actually true. In the 19th century and before, the grand estates of Britain, Russia and Germany brewed their own estate beer. They would sparge the grain once for the household strong ale (something like a barleywine) which would age for a year, a second sparge for the everyday household beer, and a third sparge for the peasants or servants. The third sparge was called "small beer" and quite weak in alcohol. One of the reasons this was done had to do with the notion that the lower classes couldn't be trusted with higher alcohol level beverages. After all, with relaxed inhibitions, they might revolt.

[Anonymous No.8251315]

>>8251303
Interesting!

[Anonymous No.8251355]

>>8251208

>drinking wort

[Anonymous No.8251373]

fuck me daDDYT

[Anonymous No.8251539]

>>8246580
Their white ale is also to die for.

[Anonymous No.8251553]

Drinking a 2015 Backwoods Bastard right now. So smooth.
Gonna drink a 16 next

[Anonymous No.8251602]

Oh shit we gettin' lit my niggas

[Anonymous No.8251686]

>>8251553
I gotta say, the 16 doesn't taste much different, compared to other beers I have aged the difference is much less notable

[The cats No.8251709]

Drinking pic related. I went to a bluegrass festival they hosted a month or so ago, helped build 70 bikes for disadvantaged kids, all procedes went to charity. They also can and send fresh water to disaster areas.

Also drinking some Ommegang I got at a steal for $10/6pack. That brewery rocks, did stage crew for concerts there this summer, 10/10

[Anonymous No.8251718]

>>8250808
bruh that's literally tramp beer, but i have to admit the price/quality ratio is very good

[Anonymous No.8252938]

>>8251709
I really like their session ipa. That and founders all day are the only two "session" beers I buy.

[Anonymous No.8253015]

>>8251303
>One of the reasons this was done had to do with the notion that the lower classes couldn't be trusted with higher alcohol level beverages. After all, with relaxed inhibitions, they might revolt.
The rest is solid, but that sounds really folky, I'd struggle to believe that without primary quotes.

[Anonymous No.8253049]

>>8241699
Melbourne? I like this beer too. Kooinda black ipa is one of my favourites from the state.

[Anonymous No.8253054]

>>8246580
This and Bairds cedar barrel aged ipa is the best of Japan

[Anonymous No.8253057]

>>8251718
Carapils is not tramp beer you cuck. Tramp beer is 365 pils from delhaize or karlsquell from aldi or kaizer dark from carrefour

[Anonymous No.8253065]

>>8253049
Hobart.

[Anonymous No.8254622]

bump

[Anonymous No.8254637]

>>8246953
Almost got me

[Anonymous No.8254771]

>>8253015
True, that part was my own tongue-in-cheek interpretation. The real reason is probably because they had a shitload of manual labor to do, beer was the standard hydrating refreshment and if it had a higher percent of alcohol they wouldn't have been as effective or safe at their work.

I don't have the exact stats at my fingertips, but I remember reading the average peasant on a large estate doing field work in the 18th century would drink at least 4 or 5 litres of small beer a day.

[Anonymous No.8254861]

>>8254637
Gose are not sour. They may be tart, but not sour.

[Anonymous No.8254865]

>>8254861
k m8

[Anonymous No.8254911]

>>8254865
Try a berliner weisse and then a gose. If you think theyre both sour, youre fucked.

[Anonymous No.8255181]

>>8254861
lol what?

[Anonymous No.8256219]

OP checking in

Drinking one of my last Ayinger märzens. Such a tasty and drinkable märzen. It'll be a shame when it's no longer brewed and i'll have to wait another year

[Anonymous No.8256231]

>>8234360
Revolver Bock, it's amazing. I live in Texas and it's a local brew. Usually sells out at grocery stores wherever it is sold at. And it's 6.5% abv. Great alternative to Shiner Bock. A little pricey but hey I like it.

Revolver also has Blood and Honey. Not as good as the Bock IMO but I would recommend that one too. It's 7% abv.

[Anonymous No.8256242]

>>8239568

None of the Mikkeller is worth the price. He's a lazy shithead who has managed to con other breweries into doing all the work for him and I find the Mikkeller beers to be consistently not worth the hype. Phantom brewer my arse.

[Anonymous No.8256266]

>>8254771

The real reason everyone drank beer is because the boiling process sanitized the water, killed waterborne diseases and thus made it safe to drink. Obviously, as it was the primary drink it wouldn't make sense to make it strong as no one would be able to go about their daily lives properly. There are also other reasons that could contribute to the relative weakness of the beer which are probably due to lack of understanding of the brewing process and inability to measure sugar content, temperatures etc back in the day.

[Anonymous No.8256380]

>>8256266
This is 100% bullshit.

[Anonymous No.8256385]

>>8256380
Actually, it's 100% true.
Faggot.

[Anonymous No.8256393]

>>8256385
http://history.howstuffworks.com/medieval-people-drink-beer-water.htm
You can find tons of other links saying the same shit if you don't approve of that one.

[Anonymous No.8256426]

>>8256393

Since when was 19th century Britain occurring at the same time as Medieval Britain? Water became much more polluted in the 18th/19th centuries due to the increase in population which led to a rise in effluent finding its way into water sources (what is cholera) and the rise of industry which would also pollute the drinking water. Thus, boiling the water was a means of sterilizing and sanitizing this water and making it into weak beer probably just seemed like a good, cheap idea. The elite had their own version with tea, but obviously this was far too expensive for your average person in the street. There's plenty of stuff on how deadly the drinking water was during the industrial revolution and contiguous consumption of beer and other alcohols.

[Anonymous No.8256433]

>>8256426

Forgot to mention, hops and alcohol also act as preservatives so it would've enabled the people who drank said beer to make a large batch every once in a while and store it, rather than having to constantly boil water and let it cool down and drink before it became stagnant.

[Anonymous No.8256448]

Should I even bother with "light" beers?
I want to lose my gut and keep drinking.
Can anyone recommend a brand?

[Anonymous No.8256455]

>>8234485
Lol

[Anonymous No.8256457]

>>8240238
>new meme

What do you mean? West coast IPAs have been a meme for a few years already. It's seriously time that porters and stouts got their turn in the sun (not literally).

[Anonymous No.8256459]

>>8243871
Not very good, but it's better than Asahi for sure.

Big name Nip beer rankings: Sapporo > Orion > Yebisu > Kirin >>>>>> Asahi

[Anonymous No.8256488]

>>8256426
Provide some sort of decent source or shut up

[Anonymous No.8256615]

tried this earlier with a friend, was pretty heavy but i got into it after a few sips

[Anonymous No.8256633]

>>8256393
Who mentioned the medieval period?

[Anonymous No.8256650]

>>8256488
Why do you think this is untrue? Have you never read history? There are numerous studies about water quality in Europe in the 18th and 19th century. Do you thing they had effective sewage and industrial byproduct control systems with government oversight agencies? Are you an alt-right apologist for corporate malfeasance? I mean, christ!

[Anonymous No.8256693]

>>8256650
It wouldn't be crazy to think that beer coming from monks started selling to the hierarchy when they were providing these monks with clean water and then the nobles were all like, 'wait a minute, we can make money off this, start cleaning the water!'

I was drinking pic related when the Terminator marathon was going on last Saturday at the drunk drive in. Insane amounts of foam.

[Anonymous No.8256783]

>>8256633
>>8256650
Please find me any period in time where people drank beer over water. I'll wait for a source.

[Anonymous No.8256858]

>>8256783
"A Most Wholesome Liquor: A Study of Beer and Brewing in 18th-Century England and Her Colonies," by Frank Clark, 2000. Specifically the chapter "Beers Popularity."

However, since it wasn't affiliated with Breitbart or the Drudge Report I suspect you won't consider it reputable.

[Anonymous No.8257110]

>>8256858
When I Googled it, just a blog post came up. Solid.

[Anonymous No.8257118]

>Beer
>Not cheap Vodka & Pickle juice

The fuck is the point?

[Anonymous No.8257203]

>>8257110
You're a lying sack of shit, because I found it thru Google. It was funded by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, you piece of fuck.

[Anonymous No.8257951]

It was alright. Clean taste.

[Anonymous No.8258017]

HAS ANYBODY EVER HAD BLUEBERRY BEER

[Anonymous No.8258088]

>>8257203
Then link it to me. The one I found was a stupid blog.

[Anonymous No.8258292]

>>8258017
YES

[Anonymous No.8258345]

>>8258292
WAS IT GOOD

[Anonymous No.8258597]

>>8258345
YES I HAVE ENJOYED THOSE THAT I HAVE TRIED

[Anonymous No.8258600]

>>8258597
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT. HAVE A PLEASANT EVENING.

[Anonymous No.8258775]

>>8258088
Fuck off, douche. If you're too stupid to find it with all the info given, you can't read anyway.

[Anonymous No.8258800]

Currently drinking this, pale ale with coffee -- one of my favorite flavor combos. Really nice but the hops seem a bit too subdued compared to others I've had.

[Anonymous No.8258818]

Was given a few of these by a friend- I'm not an IPA fan, but this wasn't too hoppy so it was alright. Would have been a fantastic beer if not for the hop flavor it did have though.

[Anonymous No.8258823]

>>8258800
Great choice. It just came out in September.

[Anonymous No.8258867]

>>8258775
Did i get trolled?

[Anonymous No.8259266]

Found this beer and a Santa hat at the store, couldn't resist for tonight.

[Anonymous No.8259298]

>One of the biggest beer selections in Colorado
>Genesee is literally the only cream ale they have

How the fuck is this even possible? Is cream ale really that obscure?

[Anonymous No.8259305]

>>8234360
I'm drinking the piss known as bud light but I don't care about that. Seattle just won an intense game and I'm now gonna get drunk and play bf1 for the rest of the night.

[Anonymous No.8259307]

>>8259298
There are a couple CO breweries that make decent cream ales. Full Sail from Oregon also makes one under the Session brand. You should be able to get that out here too.

[Anonymous No.8259875]

>>8259305

>I'm now gonna get drunk
>drinking a beer thats less than 4% alcohol

I will never understand this

[Anonymous No.8260103]

>>8234509
Shit man, I miss Session Lagers. I used to drink them all of the time when I lived back out west and can't find them for shit anywhere in the midwest.

[Anonymous No.8260105]

>>8236696
330 here, I really liked their Gose

[Anonymous No.8260116]

>>8258800
I'll have to give it a shot, I'm love the Founders Breakfast Stout.

[Anonymous No.8260500]

Very nice RIS. Reminds me VERY much of the Yeti!

[Anonymous No.8260588]

One of the highest rated IPA right now and it sort of lives up to the hype. Very quaffable!

[Anonymous No.8260786]

The GBG BeerWeek one made me realize how good some of my homebrew has gotten over the time!

This latest batch it turned out that the the dryhopping in a shot stuff did not work at all so i had to drainpour one of the two kegs. The keg i just left as it was brewed turned out as good on my scale of IPAs as the GBG one, lower in abv with only 5,2 though. Wonderful apa.

[Anonymous No.8261106]

Enjoying this Jopen Oost-Indië porter

[Anonymous No.8261151]

>>8234485
Kek! Look at this guy!

[Anonymous No.8261162]

>>8234485

[Anonymous No.8261213]

>>8243871
It's a nice light beer.
I prefer it to Sapporo or Asahi

[Anonymous No.8261353]

Best I could do on a low budget. Need something to get through the election

[Anonymous No.8261356]

>>8261353
I challenge you to do worse on any budget

[Anonymous No.8261363]

>>8261356
he could have gone bum wine(md20/20, irish rose) or taaka vodka, but ya steel reserve or schlitz high gravity is bottom tier "beer"

[Anonymous No.8261375]

>>8261363
it is pretty fowl. but its doin the job and thats all I care about at the moment

[Anonymous No.8261377]

>>8261353
I've always wanted to taste this shit. They don't sell it here though. I don't know why but it just looks refreshing.

[Anonymous No.8261380]

>>8261377
It is the opposite of refreshing. Nice dubs tho

[Anonymous No.8261501]

This shit is fucking superb. Holy shit.

Never had Innis & Gunn but I'm gonna get my beer guy to order more.

[Anonymous No.8261678]

>>8261377
Olde english is superior, but slightly more expensive

[Anonymous No.8261768]

>>8253057
neger alstublieft, carapils heeft een zekere reputatie of ge het nu wilt of niet

[Anonymous No.8263171]

Very easy drinking for a 10% beer, and actually tastes pretty good. Less than a bottle though and I'm already feeling kind of drunk.

[Anonymous No.8263188]

>>8263171
r u a grill?

[Anonymous No.8263191]

>>8263188
he must b a grill

[Anonymous No.8263203]

>>8263188
No, I'm just a lightweight.

[Anonymous No.8263206]

>>8263203
do you at least have a feminine penis?

[Anonymous No.8263209]

>>8263206
he must have a feminine benis

[Anonymous No.8263212]

>>8263206
No, I have a masculine penis.

[Anonymous No.8263290]

>>8263212
proofs?

[Anonymous No.8263392]

>>8263206
Strange, historically the alcohol and alcoholic threads are generally known for their civility. It seems odd that this kind of thing should suddenly come about.

[Anonymous No.8263428]

Drinking a Wychwood Christmas beer, hoping that what I've got conditioning right now turns out half as good.

In early December, I should have 10gal of some 8%-ish, mildly citrusy, clove-hinting, auburn, gingered saison... basically going for a serious Christmas beer.

I used a bit of Galaxy hops late in the boil to try to give a less-piney citrus, hopefully offset by a warm-ish secondary on a high-phenol-bearing Saison yeast and the reasonably high percentage of Caramel60... it could just shit the bed too. I'll have to wait and see.

[Anonymous No.8263757]

I like Hopothermia. Gets me hammered though.

[Anonymous No.8263809]

>>8245734
sours did nothing wrong

but IPAs need to be culled

[Anonymous No.8263828]

>>8245734
this fuck sours one of my friends and his gf are pretending liek all other beer is bad and cant drink to have fun and they try to use dumb ass terms and talk about how its brewed and its realyl like just shut the fuck up and drink a budlight or something cunt get over yourself

[Anonymous No.8264841]

>>8251168
Honestly about 1/3 American beers have cringy shit tier packaging.

It's useful in identifying the worst brews.

[Anonymous No.8264854]

Bought a 6 pack of this, never had it before.
Tastes okay, alot better than regular Blue Moon.

[Anonymous No.8264932]

>>8263828
>1st attempt at the English language: 1/10.

[Anonymous No.8264969]

>>8264932
>i cant coalesce meaning without punctuation or capitals

sorry you can't understand my joycean stream of consciousness prose

fuck off cretin

[Anonymous No.8264999]

can you guys suggest a good starter beer? I usually don't enjoy any beer i try and I would really like to find something i don't hate. The only beer I tried and didn't gag from has been red stripe. I also enjoy not your fathers root beer and ginger ale but i don't think those count.

[Anonymous No.8265000]

>>8264999
Stella Artois

[Anonymous No.8265002]

>>8264969
Strange thing about Joyce. Read his short story compilation, "Dubliners," and you see a master of the English language at work, sans experimentation.

Your "experimentation," however, appears to have crawled out of the mouth of a 2 year old babbling Syrian refugee.

[Anonymous No.8265008]

>>8265002
sorry bud i dont read

[Anonymous No.8265041]

>>8264999
>not your fathers root beer
I love that stuff, except the price.

[Anonymous No.8265044]

>>8264999
>>8265041
hope yall are making a not your father's root beer float

[Anonymous No.8265047]

>>8265044
I actually did.

[Anonymous No.8265055]

>>8265000
>Stella Artois
ill pick up a case of this next time im out

[Anonymous No.8265132]

>>8265055
Keep in mind Stella is Heineken-tier

[Anonymous No.8265155]

>>8264999
>I usually don't enjoy any beer

Try a lager instead.

[Anonymous No.8265191]

>>8265055
Don't get Stella, it's like drinking carbonated water. At least get PBR or Miller High Life if you want a similarly easy drinking beer but one that actually has some flavor.

[Anonymous No.8265207]

>>8265191
>

[Anonymous No.8265260]

>>8265191
i feel like i'd like a mild flavor beer to ween myself into enjoying the taste. I could probably handle pbr

[Anonymous No.8265370]

>$10.99

[Anonymous No.8265713]

>>8244712
>>8245463
>>8245734
>>8245738
lmao. normie cucks fuck off

[Anonymous No.8265717]

>>8249304
i almost thought joe went on 4chan for a sec hahaha