/beer general/ - Recent Hauls Edition

[Anonymous No.9407499]

Welcome to /beer general/!

This is the place on /ck/ to discuss and shitpost about beer.

I set up a Discord and a Telegram server like I said a few threads ago to see which would be more popular:

Discord: https://discord.gg/FHxk3Wc
Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAD_HkKOIv278HjW76Q
Also feel free to post pics of recent hauls in this thread!

[Anonymous No.9407506]

>>9407499
What's the best macro light beer?

I'm gonna vote Busch. Runner-up as Coors.

[Anonymous No.9407526]

>>9407506
I had regular Coors the other day and it surprisingly wasn't actually horrible.

[Anonymous No.9407544]

>>9407499
Guinness and Pabst 4 me

[Anonymous No.9407548]

>>9407544
>guinness-beer-will-soon-be-vegan.jpg
How is it not already?

[Anonymous No.9407553]

>>9407526
They have pretty damn decent water, so it's pretty alright. But the question was about lights.

[Anonymous No.9407556]

>>9407553
Since that's pretty much all you can taste, I'm not surprised.

[Anonymous No.9407564]

>>9407548
>How is it not already?
They use whale semen in the filtration process, not even memeing

[Anonymous No.9407568]

Posted in another thread, but yeah. This shit is great. Any Minnesota boiz should pick this up while it's available

[Anonymous No.9407576]

>>9407556
Isn't it?

Budweiser water is terrible, which is why it's a conundrum to me to why they are the number one brand across the country. I appreciate a good dunkel, trappist, IPA, stout, or porter, but at some point I realized that it's more important just to have a beer in my hand than what it actually contains. And light refreshes more, doesn't get you as drunk as fast, and helps you get back on your feet easier than full the day after. Such is the 'lism.

[Anonymous No.9407580]

>>9407564
No they dont

[Anonymous No.9407615]

>>9407576
I'm Australian, so my only exposure to US macro is when I go to a American eatery and there's one there and a friend orders for us, since it's usually the cheapest beer there.

They do sell it in bottle shops too, but the only people who actually bother buying it there are expats or brainless hipsters.

[Anonymous No.9407652]

All beer tastes the same. Like shit. I don't know why you fags like to pretend otherwise.

[Anonymous No.9407696]

>>9407526
>>9407556
>>9407553

coors is my go to cheap stuff.

but what really jogs my noggin is why coors light is $2 and banquet is $1.50

[Anonymous No.9407742]

What does everyone think of pic related?

[Anonymous No.9407771]

>>9407499
Give me your best Root beer beer you can give me. Not a heavy drinker but i do like to taste and try new things. Any recommendation, also Beer for beginners that good after a long day of work and doesn't get you buzzed or drunk would be nice.

[Anonymous No.9407773]

>>9407652
Anon, there is no way you've ever had REAL beer if that's your complaint. There's no way you could think that the crisp dryness of a Saison is the same as the fruity sweetness of an auld bruin or the rich velvety bitterness of a cream stout. You sure as fuck can't mistake a frambois for Coors or Foster's for a faro.

[Anonymous No.9407861]

>>9407568
Logo reminds me a little of Wild Beer.

[Anonymous No.9408269]

>>9407771
Where are you from?

[Anonymous No.9408293]

Just went to Green Flash recently. Great beer. I had some saison that tasted like cola champagne, and the lager version of Soul Style IPA, among other things. Too bad I can't actually buy those beers in a store. That was some good shit.

[Anonymous No.9408348]

>>9407742
It's all right. It didn't stand out to me compared to other stouts I've had, honestly. But it's still great tasting, I just prefer really strong stouts

[Anonymous No.9408576]

Enjoying this smoked porter from Sierra Nevada and Garage Project at the moment. Garage Project is probably my favourite NZ brewery.

Decent porter with vanilla and honey but can't taste much smokiness.

I don't know what possessed me to buy the whole Beer Camp 12 pack as I'm not much of a fan of Sierra Nevada and it wasn't very fresh. I guess I just liked the variety.

[Anonymous No.9408874]

>>9408576
Assuming you like dark beers, have you tried their Narwhal Imperial Stout? It just hit my shelves, and it's delicious.

[Anonymous No.9408892]

>>9408874
>Narwhal
cringed

[Anonymous No.9408898]

>>9408892
Kys

[Anonymous No.9408907]

>>9408892
What? Am I missing something

[Anonymous No.9408944]

>>9408874
>>9408892
Sierra Nevada is pretty common over here but I've never seen Narwhal. I'll pick one up if I see one in future though,.

As for the name, I don't think Sierra Nevada is a 'nerd culture' brewery so I don't think they named it after some dumb meme.

[Anonymous No.9408985]

>>9407499
the telegram is just a channel feed, make an actual group you faggot

[Anonymous No.9409012]

>>9408985
Fuck me, I had no idea what the difference was. Don't I need at least one extra member to start a group?

I only set it up because someone requested it a few threads ago.

[Anonymous No.9409034]

ITT - IPA general

[Anonymous No.9409040]

>>9407742
love that oatmeal stout
standard barer of that style as I see it.

[Anonymous No.9409051]

latest haul was mix a six of some end of summer beers and two tripels one americas with jalapenos by scuttlebutt the other from Belgium brew only during a full moon of each month was brewed during the march sowing moon and consumed during tuesdays corn moon by Paix Dieu cisercian abbey. taking off too lose some weight and get back in shape.

[Anonymous No.9409122]

>>9408985
Just created an actual group for Telegram:

https://t.me/joinchat/GiVKqArvt_ffBLFUoIR2ig

[Anonymous No.9409135]

>>9409040
>standard barer of that style
Exactly this. Same for their porter and nut brown.

[Anonymous No.9409370]

Hey guys, how was my haul last night? Delirium Nocturnum was fucking amazing.

[Anonymous No.9409389]

>>9409370
It looks pretty run of the mill. Good beers but nothing new or unique. 6.5/10

[Anonymous No.9409391]

>>9408348
I asked because it was cheap the other day. It's ok, but I also prefer things like lagunitas imperial Stout.

[Anonymous No.9409481]

>>9409370
Where abouts are you from? Belgium?

All of this stuff is pretty common but I haven't tried any of it. Haven't had a Trappist ale in general for years.

Also I've always liked the ceramic look of Delirium bottles.

[Anonymous No.9409502]

>>9409389
True that they're common, but 4/6 of those beers are considered fucking great.

[Anonymous No.9409730]

>>9409391
Same my nigga

[Anonymous No.9409740]

>>9408576
You should try the raspberry sundae one. It's pretty good imo. Also I enjoyed the campout porter. I really like their fall sampler pack that they put out but I haven't seen it in stores lately.

[Anonymous No.9409796]

If I like this what else would I like?

[Anonymous No.9410197]

>>9409796
Other milk and oatmeal stouts

[Anonymous No.9410234]

>>9407499
Being a lazy cunt rn so no pics. Currently fridged-
Most of a 6 of Oskar Blues Brewery IPA (decent fruity IPA)
Bomber of Dust Bowl Brewing Therapist (fucked-up strong IIPA I'm looking forward to destroying myself with tonight while filming some dumb improv comedy)

Also killed a tall boy of that New Belgium Dayblazer blonde last night but the can got lost on the walk home
Maybe I will be not a lazy cunt later when I'm drinking

[Anonymous No.9411046]

>>9408269
San Diego California, sad SD Chargers are LA now :(

[Anonymous No.9411365]

>>9411046
Unfortunately I only have suggestions for an Australian.

Look for craft stuff <4% abv, either a session ale or possibly a session IPA (although they are usually in the 4-5% range).

[Anonymous No.9411731]

Costco has paulaner Oktoberfest for about a dollar a bottle, if anyone cares.

[Anonymous No.9411739]

>>9407742
All Sam Smith is good, I'm partial to the chocolate stout

[Anonymous No.9411748]

>>9407499
I got a rare as fuck one for y'all. A Chardonnay barrel aged otra vez by Sierra Nevada. They made 20 barrels this year.

[Anonymous No.9411749]

>>9409796
Left hand milk stout tends to be kind of a standard, and they have the nitro bottles for pouring. have you had it?

[Anonymous No.9411752]

>>9411731
Good deal. Thanks for the info my family. I love that style.

[Anonymous No.9411781]

I picked up pic related $12 for 30 cans.
It's pretty refreshing.

[Anonymous No.9411795]

>>9411748
Here's the pour

[Anonymous No.9411806]

>>9411795
Chico malls girls night out kekekek

[Anonymous No.9411883]

>>9411748
>>9411795
Love wine barrel aged beers, how is it?

Also nice glasses lls

[Anonymous No.9411903]

>>9411806
Got em for free, I'm a cheap bastard.
>>9411883
If you're familiar with otra vez it's that with a soft well rounded after taste, hint of oaky vanilla. Like a beer champagne kinda? If you're not familiar with otra vez it's a cactus fruit gose that is fairly sour but can have a slight hint of butyric acid (from the lactobacillus used in gose I assume) that is not present in this barrel aged type. Paired very well with my gfs homemade blackberry cobbler.

[Anonymous No.9411951]

>>9411903
We've had Otra Vez in stock at work but I never got around to trying it. Sounds pretty nice though.

[Anonymous No.9411971]

I got this earlier today. The rochefort is going with the others to sit and mature. That double dry hopped crowd control is out of fucking hand. So good.

[Anonymous No.9411980]

Also I finally got around to trying the old Rasputin. It's as good as the hype.

[Anonymous No.9411986]

>>9411951
Pretty refreshing when it's real cold. I like sour flavors in general tho so take that into account. It was my go to here this summer of hellish 100° plus weather for weeks on end because they're less than $12 a twelve pack and I drank them 4+ at a time.

[Anonymous No.9411990]

>>9411971
Crowd control, out of fucking control.

[Anonymous No.9411993]

>>9411971
Love the art on that barrel aged beer.

[Anonymous No.9411997]

>>9411990
Ooooooh hazy. Me like hazy. I'm getting a juicy fruit forward vibe am I right?

[Anonymous No.9412003]

>>9407499
Which one is better Doom or DKML? I really liked doom but havent tried dkml.

[Anonymous No.9412005]

>>9411993
Me too! SPB has their stuff together. I think they could be a nationally renowned brewer. The MS fire ant is my favorite red ale of any that I've tried. This one is just a limited run that was aged in bourbon barrels.

[Anonymous No.9412010]

>>9411997
It's got grapefruit and pineapple scent. Some of the piney hops you'd expect, but definitely cleaner and crisper.

[Anonymous No.9412026]

>>9412003
I haven't tried either yet but I'll let you know if I do before this thread expires.

[Anonymous No.9412031]

>>9412010
Nice. I'll look out for it

[Anonymous No.9412032]

>>9412003
>>9412026

there's a founder's display in the place that i got my beer, and i want to try every single one of them. what do y'all recommend first?

[Anonymous No.9412037]

>>9412032
I liked their lager a lot and their breakfast stout. Go with your favorite style because they are a quality brewery through and through.

[Anonymous No.9412045]

>>9409370
that looks pretty sharp to me. i gotta get another westmalle tripel for the closet. looks solid. what'd you try yet?

[Anonymous No.9412052]

>>9412037
that's what i hear. i'll do ale and work toward IPA. i'll save the stout for winter.

[Anonymous No.9412057]

>>9412037
sorry, thanks. heh

[Anonymous No.9412077]

I'm in love with this. It's stout, but it's refreshing. I'm glad we haven't had many 90 degree days lately. All the hype had actually not let me down for a change. Ck is my go-to beer people some times since ratebeer and beeradvocate has spit memes at me before.

[Anonymous No.9412191]

>>9407564
No, but they do use some kind of fish in the filtration. Some other beers and wines do too.

[Anonymous No.9412197]

>>9411980
It is a long shot, but if you ever get a chance to try Ivan the Terrible(russian imp stout) from Big Sky Brewing in Missoula Montana, your mind will get blown. imo its better than old rasputin. It is made by the same people who make Moose Drool, which is their most popular beer nationwide, but least popular beer by the locals. I don't get the hype.

[Anonymous No.9412201]

>>9412191
Fish bladders. It's no big deal. There are few things cringeyer than a squimish male.

[Anonymous No.9412209]

>>9412197
i'm saving one of these back with my rochefort and giving the other two to a friend. if it's as good as you say, and i tend not to disbelieve you, i'll have one by the time winter sets in the south. i'll find a vendor and pick it up some fucking where. thank you very much. i appreciate the referral.

[Anonymous No.9412627]

Pretty great beer.

[Anonymous No.9412912]

>>9412032
I would say the breakfast stout. Its easier to find than kbs and still very good. If you stumble across kbs get it, but the rarity and hype doesnt quite match the flavor. In december founders will release Canadian Breakfast Stout I ve never tried it but it is on the list, so if you come accross it get at least one just to try it.

[Anonymous No.9412933]

drove out of state and picked this up last week, amazing new england style IPA

[Anonymous No.9413037]

>>9412933
Keen to try their Sierra Nevada Beer Camp collab, but I've heard it's not that great and it's not exactly fresh by now.

[Anonymous No.9413040]

>>9413037
Probably true. Sierra Nevada probably just dumped a bunch if cascade hops in while no one was looking.

[Anonymous No.9413064]

>>9412197
Shit, we have Ivan the Terrible up here. I should try that.

[Anonymous No.9413148]

>>9412933
Does that actually taste like a beer or does it only taste like orange juice?

[Anonymous No.9413161]

>>9413148
Beer, but it's juicy.

[Anonymous No.9413338]

>>9412077
The refreshing feeling you perceive is probably because of the lack of malt and the lack of mouthfeeling. I like it but it really is nowhere near as good as some of the other russian imperial stouts, but you cant really complain since its alot more affordable and accessible.

[Anonymous No.9413503]

>>9411980
Going to buy this next week when I finish up what's in my fridge. I love a good imperial stout.

[Anonymous No.9413655]

Just got a couple 4 packs of this stuff

[Anonymous No.9413875]

>>9409796
Left Hand and Duck-Rabbit's milk stouts are pretty similar. Don't fall for Stone's though, it's a sadly mediocre entrant into the style

>>9411980
Such a solid example of its style, although not as superlative as the best of the russian imperial stouts. Tied with Ten Fidy for me and it's cheaper usually

>>9411971
My local place's variety of Southern Tier is sadly lacking, I want to try that so badly

>>9412032
I'll second the oatmeal stout. Also the porter and brown ale are quite good if you're fan of those styles. If you like more malty IPAs then the ReDANKulous is too good to pass up as well

[Anonymous No.9414135]

>>9411980
reminder that north coast brewing sues people over bullshit copyright claims

[Anonymous No.9414164]

>>9414135
They all do now, very sad.

[Anonymous No.9414220]

>>9414164
define "they"

only faggots like brewdog and north coast sue over in business names. do everyone a favor and do not buy from them

[Anonymous No.9414234]

>>9414220
I don't remember all of them but I read an article a little while back and the jist of it was was that pretty much every brewery that has crossed from the micro to craft segment are salty cunts to the Uber micros and pub producers and most of the dirty work is done by sending emails and cease and desists so you don't hear about most of em because the little guys just back down because they can't afford that mess.

[Anonymous No.9414286]

I want to let you here in this thread know how much i appreciate you being civil and decent 75 or 80 percent of the time. I enjoy these threads very much because i enjoy beer. though i might not be able to afford to make a beer thread as often as i'd like, i do enjoy posting the ones i can afford month by month and having honest feedback and suggestions.
thank you beer /ck/.

[Anonymous No.9415061]

Some beer calorie stats
Using 160 cal. / fl.oz. and http://www.efficientdrinker.com/beer/complete-calories-abv.html

Average Calories in Beer 158.1299212598
Average Calories in Alcohol 100.5664251969
Average Calories in Non-Al 57.563496063
Total/Alcohol Ratio 0.5723927837

STOUTS
Average Calories in Beer 240.8
Average Calories in Alcohol 134.016
Average Calories in Non-Al 106.784
Total/Alcohol Ratio 0.796800382

LIGHT
Average Calories in Beer 107.35
Average Calories in Alcohol 78.3168
Average Calories in Non-Al 29.0332
Total/Alcohol Ratio 0.3707148402

IPA
Average Calories in Beer 159
Average Calories in Alcohol 101.1314190871
Average Calories in Non-Al 57.8685809129
Total/Alcohol Ratio 0.5722116968

[Anonymous No.9415263]

>>9415061
Why do we care

[Anonymous No.9415272]

>>9414286
Don't worry lad, I'll be making threads pretty often from now on anyway.

[Anonymous No.9415378]

>>9415263
Just some factoids, init?

[Anonymous No.9415441]

>>9407742
anything sam smiths is gonna be pretty good

OBB from a tap is to die for, wish i could get kegs sent to australia

[Anonymous No.9415509]

>>9415441
Whole kegs?

[Anonymous No.9415525]

>>9415509
yes i would bathe in them

[Anonymous No.9415528]

>>9415061
thats some absurd false precision going on in those numbers. Is the person who complied that unaware of the concept of error?

[Anonymous No.9415594]

>>9415528
He's not, but that takes more effort to do something your brain should be doing anyway.

[Anonymous No.9416121]

How can other stout even compete?
It's simple, they can't.

[Anonymous No.9417746]

Retard here. Anyone recommend any really malty beers? Probably dark white German or whatever it's called.

[Anonymous No.9418007]

First pour of latest homebrew and watching the aftermath of the latest Iphone release.

[Anonymous No.9418016]

>>9418007
>watching the aftermath of the latest Iphone release.
a bunch of women getting excited to waste money?

[Anonymous No.9418023]

>>9407742
Oatmeal stout is GOAT

[Anonymous No.9418030]

>>9418016
Consumer press shitting their collective diaper and how the competiton already did it in one way or other!
The waste of money as well i guess. I was sure it would go for 1500 dollars atleast, and i do think they could have gotten away with it as well!

The beer turned out great, some green hop matter but it is only 5 days in the keg so it will go away.

[Anonymous No.9418040]

Just ordered a stone neopolitan dynamite and a w00tstout.

Has anyone tried either?

[Anonymous No.9418041]

>>9413655
how is it? I picked up the scotch ale and barleywine recently. their BA program rocks.

[Anonymous No.9418043]

>>9418040
w00tstout is the only good thing coming out of stone these days

[Anonymous No.9418046]

>>9418041
Its very good, definitely worth buy if you see it
I now have at least one bottle of each of their barrel aged 'Brewers Reserve" saved for next year

[Anonymous No.9418066]

>>9418043
Eventhough i hate that will wheaton fag, the description sounded too good.

Has there been a previous release of the neopolitan? The fact that it was brewed with strawberries, vanilla, chocolate and coffee peaked my interest.

[Anonymous No.9418143]

One of the better octoberfest ones this year.

[Anonymous No.9418151]

>>9418066
I don't mind him but how did he get so fucking fat? It makes me wonder if he got molested as a kid. Molestation victims get fat because they think no one will want to molest them anymore

[Anonymous No.9418172]

>>9418040
w00tstout is great, I got two to have now and one to save for next year and do a side by side. The wheat notes are blessedly demure and it's just a solid dessert stout. I'd have it after a meal rather than with. One thing I will ding it for which might not even be a negative is it definitely tastes like it's ABV, the alcohol is on the back of your tongue the whole time, tempered by the sweetness

[Anonymous No.9418360]

>>9418172
Sounds good. In my beer fridge i have a kbs from this release. Kbs isnt the best stout as its touted but its good enough to cellar and see how it changes.

I want to get my hands on a new pugachevs cobra (13.5% abv) and a 2014 (18.4% abv).

[Anonymous No.9418580]

>>9418143
I've been wondering if that was any good. Oktoberfest/Marzen is one of my favorite types of beer but I've never had Sam Adams. Gonna have an Ayinger with dinner tonight actually.

[Anonymous No.9418625]

Just picked up my first Oktoberfest of the season. It's such a perfect beer

[Anonymous No.9418882]

Having this today after some yard work. It's from my work, so I have to say it's decent. It actually is, I've been burned out on hoppy stuff for a while so a clean lager is tasting extra good.

>>9407506
Miller Lite or Estrella Jalisco are usually in my fridge.

>>9407742
Should be the standard for the style imo.

>>9411748
>>9411795
Fuck, that sounds good. I love Otra Vez.

>>9418625
Please send Raspberry AF and Pub Crawl to me. I miss those beers. :(

[Anonymous No.9419170]

>>9407568
I'll have to grab some next time I'm out.

[Anonymous No.9419462]

Thickest stout I can get. What is it?
I wanna drink a block of wood

[Anonymous No.9419481]

>>9418143
this is good. though im nostalgic about the original packaging. This does have a battery/alcohol/pennies taste to it, though very little. I tried ayinger which is over hyped imo. Today I drank Urquells Pils and Bell's Oct. Bell's is slightly better, but doesn't go on sale for like 7.50$ for 6pck. which at some places Sam Adams does.

[Anonymous No.9419483]

>>9419462
Do you mean with the fullest mouthfeel? Goose island Bourbon county stout. Very jammy dark fruit. Great full mouth feel.

[Anonymous No.9419488]

>>9411980
best memory of drinking rasputin was watching the late show after coming home from officemax. the two or three times i last had it, it came with a sour taste. Not the rich coffee profile i was used to.

[Anonymous No.9419658]

>>9419488
I'd be upset if that happened for my first 4pack. I'd try it again to be sure, but upset none the less. I'm enjoying another now.

[Anonymous No.9419674]

This was a decent stout I got an opportunity to try at my new favorite beer store. I enjoyed the bourbon and woody notes. I'm glad the storm brought some cool weather behind it.

[Anonymous No.9419681]

>>9408348
any recommendations for a good oatmeal stout aside from Samuel Smith? I've also tried pic related from Victory and loved it but it was a limited release apparently.

[Anonymous No.9419691]

>>9419681
I'm about to go stout crazy when fall sets in, but I'm not super familiar with them. I'm gonna keep an eye on this til you get an answer because I'd really like to know as well.

[Anonymous No.9419698]

>>9419674
Had the Order and Melange from the Bruery, they were pretty damn good.

Damn strong though.

[Anonymous No.9419710]

>>9419698
Over 10%? If so I probably cannot get it. I think 10.2 is Max by law here for beer.

[Anonymous No.9419724]

Here was a weird one that I definitely enjoyed, but wasnt expecting. The Jose barrels really lent it an interesting flavor. I thoroughly enjoyed it as well.

[Anonymous No.9419726]

>>9419674
I love this shit so much I cleared my beer store out of it last year, I still have one bottle I'm saving alongside some 2014, 2015, and 2016 Old Stock Ale, and a few bocks/stouts I'm letting age.

[Anonymous No.9419733]

>>9407499
>general

[Anonymous No.9419739]

>>9419726
It was damn good. I wonder if the barrel aged red that I'm sitting on is going to take on some of the same character as this stout. I hope not too much because red is some of my absolute favorite beer.

[Anonymous No.9419753]

Are there any American lagers that aren't pure shit?

[Anonymous No.9419793]

>>9419710
That seems odd, is it completely illegal or is it just not allowed to be sold where you can get <10 ABV?

[Anonymous No.9419822]

>>9419793
Beer has a abv limit. Other alcohol doesn't that I am aware of, like wine... So weird. Mississippi still has dry counties all over though. I'm lucky not to live in one.

[Anonymous No.9419832]

>>9419822
ah, the joys of the bible belt

[Anonymous No.9419841]

>>9419832
I do pretty well with local breweries though. I love beer from all over the country and imports from crisp and refreshing 4.0 blondes and lagers and ales to hardy, thick and filling 10.0 stouts and porters. MS is kicking some ass. TN and LA too. I don't follow ratebeer or beer advocate, but I know what I like.

[Anonymous No.9419850]

>>9419841
I don't think I've had anything from MS, but Abita and Covington from LA are pretty good.

[Anonymous No.9419870]

>>9419681
Try Modern Times' Black House if you can find it. Nice and creamy and easy to drink.

[Anonymous No.9419873]

>>9419850
Yes. They do have some very nice beers, but I've gotten kind of burned out of some because for a long time they were sort of the standard for going out and having a cold one at a watering hole. Once SPB and Yazoo and a couple of others got popular, became available and had some good releases, I got on board with them and have not been let down.
They're their own worst enemies though. If they start trying to make hipster beer with sinister themes, they'll just fall in with the others like them. Don't get me wrong, I do like a lot of the trendier IPA selections from the Pacific Northwest area and Midwest brewers. They're just trying to be over the top some times. That double dry hopped IPA I posted earlier on this thread is not at all a ridiculous hop explosion, but a genuinely good IPA with a beautiful color, head and wonderful citrus aromatic quality. I didn't pay as much attention to these things until I cared enough because my brewer was local. I still enjoy voodoo ranger and goose island occasionally. They're just decent beers. Hard to deny without sounding like a douche in my view.

[Anonymous No.9419906]

>>9419873
Yeah I hate it when breweries overmarket beer.

Also I really hate the 'beer nerd' culture in craft brewing and all the shitty pop culture art with a few exceptions. Pic related is Kaiju!, who are one such exception.

[Anonymous No.9419919]

>>9419906
Oh double red. Perfect example of an exception. I'm sure the art is important to some, but I couldn't give a damn. Be a beer company. This is part of the reason I spend so long in the beer isle. I want to know what it is and there is required searching to find out what you're getting some times. How is that?

[Anonymous No.9419934]

>>9419919
I mean at any good place that sells liquor it should be sorted by style.

Regardless, I don't mind doing a bit of close reading if the bottle/can's art is interesting. If it's shitty however, it just pisses me off doubly.

[Anonymous No.9419935]

>>9419919
Required reading*
I would love to be able to browse the front labels instead of going to the side of each bottle from each brewer's offerings. I resemble what I despise when you walk around the corner and see me ogling a beer bottle. Heh. I respect their promotion of local artists and all, but I'm not tactile. Who wants to pick up a bottle to find out that I it's got too much abv or not enough? I'd rather see what, where and when right on the front. Maybe I'm being a douche myself.

[Anonymous No.9419937]

>>9419934
Thank you!

[Anonymous No.9419941]

>>9407499
>hurr dur i love craft beer haha its even in my tinder profile

alcoholism isn't a hobby. Drinking is a vice.

[Anonymous No.9419945]

>>9419941
so is gluttony

[Anonymous No.9419950]

>>9419941
it really is a hobby. on this note, i'm going to open one of those barrel aged imperial reds from Southern Prohibition. i'll post a picture once it text it to myself to reduce filesize. i hate importing and altering.

[Anonymous No.9419963]

Looks delicious. I'm nervous about what the barrel aging has done to it.

[Anonymous No.9419967]

Sans flash

[Anonymous No.9419969]

>>9419462
Mouthfeel wise, Alesmith's Speedway Stout. I swear it has the consistency of a milkshake.

[Anonymous No.9419974]

If Kim Jong Un nukes the US, the only real benefit would be the destruction of the IPA meme.

[Anonymous No.9419976]

>>9419963
>>9419967
Colour looks pretty awful but that wouldn't dissuade me.

What's the pumpkin can in the background?

[Anonymous No.9419980]

>>9419974
Every place that brews craft beer is fairly heavy on IPAs.

You'll have to nuke the entire western world unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.9419984]

It's beautiful. Malty, caramel, smoky. It's really delicious. I'm not picking up the bourbon exactly, but that sort of smoky wood flavor. Its a great treat.

[Anonymous No.9419993]

>>9419976
Just getting ready for fall. I didn't like the color at first either.

[Anonymous No.9420004]

I'm knocking off. Going to enjoy this in front of the television and kick my feet up. thanks.

[Anonymous No.9420048]

>>9418007
That looks gorgeous. What hop, malt and how did it taste?

[Anonymous No.9420322]

>>9419739
Hard to say, I'm new to the letting beers age a bit thing aside from the Old Stock Ale's as they're utter shit until at least a year after, otherwise it's just pure booze and they have no real depth to them. I need to try more things from the Bruery.

[Anonymous No.9420326]

>>9419681
No Hero from Evil Twin, there's an oatmeal variant of Yeti stout that's outstanding, Dragonstooth from Elysian is alright, Vanilla Oatis from Ninkasi is pretty easily found and solid.

[Anonymous No.9420715]

>>9419969
One of these days I'll have some of that stuff. I've wanted to try it for almost a year but I can't find it anywhere except online and its like dropping 40 bucks for a bottle. I don't know if I'm retarded and there's an easier/cheaper way

[Anonymous No.9421086]

>>9419870
I've seen that around but never pulled the trigger. I'll grab some on my next beer run then.

>>9420326
Is the oatmeal yeti common? I've heard of it but never had anything from Great Divide.

[Anonymous No.9421310]

>>9409370
derped on both the chimay and westmalle. Chimay white is the shittest one and Westmalle dubbel is better too

[Anonymous No.9421392]

>>9418360
KBS isn't touted as the best stout and it isn't a good candidate for cellaring. It only devolves.

[Anonymous No.9421443]

>>9419935
This is autism. You just have to rotate your hand to get a description and the abv has usually in the footer of the lable on the front.

[Anonymous No.9421539]

>>9421443
Nah. I actually have to pick up a 12 pack worth of beers before I have the information I want. Follow along or fuck off.

[Anonymous No.9421561]

>>9407548
contains dead fish pusy

[Anonymous No.9421572]

>>9409370
things-you-must-try-sooner-or-later--tier

[Anonymous No.9421612]

>>9421539
The information you want is just abv, because I refuse to believe you get and value from descriptions on alcohol bottles. The only important bits of information are on the front, the brewery and the style.

[Anonymous No.9421642]

>>9421612
I don't read descriptions. I read abv and style. Some times cans and labels are so littered with steampunk art or some dumb thing I can't even see what style it is. It's annoying when I'm going specifically for a beer that was recommended to me by someone else.
It would suck if they were all black and white labels, but damn. Make room for a "stout" or "imperial red" or some fucking thing besides H. R. Giger looking art. That's alls in saying.

[Anonymous No.9421657]

>>9421642
I've never seen a beer not have the style on the front.

[Anonymous No.9421671]

>>9421657
There's a bunch.

[Anonymous No.9421689]

>>9421671
Apparently not. Even this "shit" one >>9419906 has it.

[Anonymous No.9421745]

>>9421642
>>9421657

Not that dude but I can think of a couple such as this one that it's not directly on the front although it's rare. Even then you just have to look at the side to easily read the style even if the ABV can sometimes be in smaller print, it's bad marketing to not have some glance value at what your product is.

[Anonymous No.9421776]

whats everyone go-to beer? Like, after you worked a long shift and just want to drink good but not too expensive beers and relax.

this is mine. costs about $13 for a six pack

[Anonymous No.9421807]

>>9421776
Anything Lagunitas is always a go-to. Most likely the Lagunitas Sucks or Little Sumpin Sumpin.

Any west coast styled citrusy and piney IPA will do when I just want something refreshing, the Jai Alai from Cigar City is great for this purpose.

[Anonymous No.9421853]

>>9421745
This one is genuinely bad

[Anonymous No.9421870]

>>9421807
Ya know I want to try more Florida beers, if I see Jai Alai I'll jump on it. I live in San Diego so I'm not sure how fresh it would be unfortunately...

[Anonymous No.9422115]

>>9407506
M O D E L O E S P E C I A L

[Anonymous No.9422179]

Any bay area anons here? Looking to pick up some of pic related, but I don't want to drive all the way to Santa Rosa.

Anyone know where I can find it in the north bay?

[Anonymous No.9422254]

Doesn't anyone know if these glasses are good for ales or IPA's?

[Anonymous No.9422313]

>>9407742
Decadent and filling. The perfect desert beer

[Anonymous No.9422327]

Opinions on Two Roads Brewery?

Drinking Roadsmary's Baby right now and enjoying it. Have had some of their other stuff and thought it was great

[Anonymous No.9422341]

>>9422254
The flared top should make it really nice for anything you want to get a good nose of. Strongly hopped IPAs would benefit or anything that has a quickly dissipating head. Allows stouts to warm up quicker and have the taste change as you drink.

>>9422327
The only way I know them is from their collab with Evil Twin when they made that gose. It was odd but pleasant, not sure if that was more from Evil Twin's influence or theirs. I'll have to keep an eye out for more of their stuff.

[Anonymous No.9423354]

>>9422179
Not sure about the north bay, but in the off chance you're in the middle of SF, I saw bottles of Pliny at Monterey Deli off Hwy 280. They had plenty of other RR stuff too, good selection all around for such a tiny place.

[Anonymous No.9423390]

>>9423354
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind next time I'm over there.

[Anonymous No.9423985]

>>9421392
eh, I'd say year old KBS is pretty damn good. Never aged it for more than a year yet though

[Anonymous No.9424005]

Anybody had this ? Thinking about getting it at the local store.

[Anonymous No.9424516]

>>9421392
just had a '16 KBS the other night, you're wrong

[Anonymous No.9424548]

>>9424005
>For me, it's estrogen and black semen

[Anonymous No.9425139]

>>9422254
They're pretty good for any beer, really. There's no better glass outside of that style.

[Anonymous No.9425253]

>>9424005
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.9425279]

>>9424005

Clicked that picture and now I have cancer

Thanks a lot faggot

[Anonymous No.9427155]

Going to the big liquor store tomorrow. Give me some stouts to look out for.

[Anonymous No.9427266]

>>9427155
Prairie Ale's Bomb! - if you like coffee and chili notes, the Birthday version isn't worth the extra price but the barrel aged is

Southern Tier Warlock - if you're a fan of pumpkin, this is a stout version of their Pumking which is excellent already, seasonal offering

Evil Twin (various) - if you've never had any version of Double Barrel Jesus or Even More Jesus or Coco Jesus they are all worth trying. The Bible Belt is something I'm not sure they've even produced in a bit but they did it in a collab with Prairie and it's heavenly

Stone w00tstout - limited offering, it has no right being as good as it is with the silly name and collab with Will Wheaton

Weyerbacher Tiny - this is a stout that takes its spicyness and fruityness seriously. Full bodied in your mouth and it tastes like it's substantial ABV. I'm just a fanboy of the brewery in general

Oskar Blues Ten Fidy - Absolutely solid example of its style. I'd put it a notch over North Coast's Old Rasputin which you should also check out if you haven't. Gloriously malty without being overrun by coffee and chocolate that are there to temper the alcohol

Bell's Expedition Stout - Not sure when it comes available this year but their website says this month, haven't seen it in my neck of the woods unfortunately. A more complex offering than others on this list, it's got a lot to unpack and is a candidate for cellaring

[Anonymous No.9427390]

>>9427266
Im looking forward to the wootstout in the fridge after a couple of the anons that have commented on it.

Id say ten fidy is several levels higher that rasputin. Rasputin to me feels a little thin on the mouth, overcarbonated and heavy handed with the roast. I still like it though for the price and availability. Ten fidy is a great beer although i always perceive a strong hoppy/ herbaceous that is out of character for a stout.

[Anonymous No.9427398]

>>9427155
If you have the cash i would reccommend Pugachevs Cobra

Founders breakfast stout

[Anonymous No.9427859]

>>9407499
I like Hurricane for a cheap macro brewed tall boy. It's much better tasting than Steel Reserve for the same alcohol content. Just a stronger Budweiser basically. Anheuser-Busch's beers frequently taste the same, even malt liquors.

[Anonymous No.9427950]

>>9424005
fucking kiwis thinking they know about murrica

[Anonymous No.9428421]

>>9421853
some are.

[Anonymous No.9428623]

Trying some new porters.

[Anonymous No.9429633]

Got two mixed sixpacks tonight from Cloudwater earlier this week so going to have some of them tonight!

Started with this one. Very nice pale ale!

[Anonymous No.9429808]

First thing i have had "from" Other Half. Half way between east and westcoast ipa. Liked it alot.

[Anonymous No.9429852]

We have the w00tstout where I work, but I haven't tried it yet. Is it really that good?

[Anonymous No.9429890]

>>9427859
Speaking of tall boys, day blazer by new Belgium was in one at WinCo

[Anonymous No.9429897]

This can was a bit older at 7 weeks so it might be why is was not that good.
Not bad, just faded.

[Anonymous No.9429976]

Are you guys a fan of strong beer, or is it too sweet for you pallet

[Anonymous No.9429980]

>>9424548
>>9425253
>>9425279
>>9427950
kek, so easy to trigger

[Anonymous No.9429994]

>>9429980
Beer and politics don't go together.

[Anonymous No.9430031]

Cloudwater does pilsner very well!

[Anonymous No.9430042]

>>9428623
How were they?

[Anonymous No.9430047]

>>9429976
I am, not particularly of the taste but gets me drunk too
Means I can drink less beers in a night.

[Anonymous No.9430191]

>>9420048
Galaxy mostly, Nelson sauvin, Citra and Mosaic. Extra pale Maris Otter 80% and 20% Flaked Oats. London Ale III Yeast. Now at about 2 weeks in the keg it is getting to the top i guess. One of the best pales i made so far!

[Anonymous No.9430342]

Any good microbreweries in the Pittsburgh area? I'm here for the weekend on business.
I've already been to Penn Brewery and really enjoyed it.

[Anonymous No.9431125]

>>9411781
>24oz
>30 cans
>$12

What the fuck, di you buy this off a gypsy?

[Anonymous No.9431176]

>>9429633
>>9429808
Very fucking jealous!

[Anonymous No.9431186]

>>9430342

Check out Church Brew Works in Lawrenceville, I believe it's around 37th St on Penn Ave, they make some bitchin beers and some good jalapeno pierogies to boot.

[Anonymous No.9431215]

>>9415061

vodka has calories!?

[Anonymous No.9431223]

>>9429980

all whites must hang

[Anonymous No.9431234]

Bought this today, because based PTM. From a local brewery. Haven't tried it before, but it's literally advertised as a breakfast beer, so maybe I'll have it tomorrow morning.

[Anonymous No.9431275]

>>9431234
>6.8%
>breakfast beer
No, it's just got a picture of toast on the front.
A breakfast beer would be a session ale at ~2%

[Anonymous No.9431340]

>>9431234

mother of god

[Anonymous No.9431350]

>tfw just had my home brewed passion fruit beer
It was amazingly good. Just thinking I should add a bit less fruit so it the malt flavor get a bit stronger.

[Anonymous No.9431371]

>>9431275
Ok, but it's still advertised as a breakfast beer, on the side of the bottle, not just because of Powdered Toast Man.

[Anonymous No.9431379]

>>9431350
Sounds nice. I've had other passion fruit beers, and liked them. You go, bro.

[Anonymous No.9431400]

Every Belgian beer i've tried has been amazing and this is no different.

[Anonymous No.9431509]

Currently drinking wolf mother triple ipa. Its ok. Not as juicy as starfish brujeri but decent. Mpre herbaceaous and can definately feel the 11% abv.

[Anonymous No.9431566]

>>9431509
After, being 3/4 throught the beer, there is a saltiness in the beer that isnt that appealing. Very one dimensional. Not worth the money.

[Anonymous No.9431630]

>>9431234

[Anonymous No.9431960]

>>9431509
Hipster scum

[Anonymous No.9432016]

>>9431960

[Anonymous No.9432604]

>>9407564
Egg white you nimrod

[Anonymous No.9433962]

Not an big fan of Saisons. Drinkable though!

[Anonymous No.9434333]

>>9431275
>A breakfast beer would be a session ale at ~2%
You realize the term breakfast beer does not mean that at all, right?
Its a beer using ingredients associated with breakfast meals, most often oatmeal and coffee

[Anonymous No.9434344]

>>9434333
Chill y'all talking about two different things that's all. The other anon is referencing some pre purified water era near bear stuff and you're referring to a class of modern craft stouts and porters

[Anonymous No.9434348]

>>9431566
Saltiness? From what ingredient?

[Anonymous No.9434885]

how can i have beer as a hobby without becoming a fatass

[Anonymous No.9434938]

>>9434885
Lift as a hobby as well

[Anonymous No.9434950]

>>9434885
lift, fence, run, eat less.

[Anonymous No.9435312]

>>9431186
Thanks for the suggestion fampai, it was pretty good.

[Anonymous No.9435636]

>>9409370
Now this is podracing

[Anonymous No.9436190]

OP here.

New haul. Really loving what Garage Projects are doing recently!

[Anonymous No.9436205]

>>9436190
>Mexican chocolate peanut butter stout
That's weird as fuck but I'm curious.

[Anonymous No.9436795]

>>9436205
Terrapin makes a chocolate peanut butter porter that's pretty good. I'd imagine the 'mexican' adds chilis to the mix.

[Anonymous No.9437415]

Picked up a four pack of these. Can't really go wrong with them.

[Anonymous No.9438132]

>>9436190
wasabi sour

concern.

[Anonymous No.9438184]

[Anonymous No.9438192]

>>9407568
minnesota boy here, whats the abv and how hoppy is it. i might go pick some up tonight because im looking for some more good beer.

[Anonymous No.9438501]

>>9434885
eat less food or exercise more

[cornelius cutlass No.9438611]

had this earlier

tomorrow I'll be going on a beer run for my once a week binge

was hooked up with the old sample bottle of la trappe catching up with a beer manager at a place that WAS a craft beer mecca.

hes trying to bring it back yet owners are suing each or something.

tried out a sweet water tropical IPA it was alright.

tomorrow its a trip to total wine wanna get a mix a six and a bomber of something.

[Anonymous No.9438701]

>>9438611
Nice, it's my Friday tradition to pick out 4 to 8 beers prioritizing new arrivals or stuff I've been recommended. Sometimes I cellar stuff, some I drink right away, some just chills in my fridge for a couple weeks until I get around to it. Been doing this ever since I discovered a beer place within a 30 minute drive from me that actually has great selection.

It's relatively cheap and I enjoy trying new stuff and expanding my knowledge as much as I enjoy getting the same stuff I know I like which I still get in larger amounts less frequently.

Been a long time fan of the oskar blues/hotbox coffee ipa and the porter has rotated back around now so I grabbed that for the first time and was pleased with it. Had a blonde from a local brewery that was nothing special but great to end my night with after I had a fairly bitter offering from clown shoes.

[Anonymous No.9438927]

Had the pleasure of wrangling this monster from Lervig and Evil Twin. Extremely rich and strong at 16%, but somehow managed to be smoother than the Belgians I regularly drink.

It's advertised to contain pizza and dollar bills. I don't think that's hyperbole.

[Anonymous No.9438964]

>>9438927
Evil Twin has a way of making heavy ABV smooth as silk. The whole '...Jesus' line is a masterclass in doing so. Gotta keep my eye out for that one.

[Anonymous No.9439009]

>>9438927
>>9438964
I love Evil Twin, they go a good job hiding the high ABV behind a lot of sweetness. Sometimes it's great, but sometimes I've noticed it's this really cloying soy taste that's kind of gross.

[Anonymous No.9439580]

>>9438132
It's Wabi Sabi, not wasabi.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi

[Anonymous No.9440657]

>>9438927
Christ I gotta get my hands on that, I fucking love Evil Twin.

[Anonymous No.9440914]

>>9431400
Probably one of the best belgian ale.

[Anonymous No.9441025]

>>9428623
Seconding a report on how good they were.

[Anonymous No.9441639]

>>9418007

>Lagunitas glassware

My nigga.

[Anonymous No.9441642]

>>9418151

>how did he get so fucking fat?

See >>9415061

[Anonymous No.9441932]

>>9407544
>Guinness
I'm drinking Guinness too tonight. The other sixpacks in my local shop are all trashy lagers aside from Guinness so it has become my go-to poison for getting drunk alone and shitposting on /mu/.

[Anonymous No.9442213]

>>9421776
Snake Dog IPA by Flying Dog Brewery. Can be bought at most stores and is $11 for the 6 pack

[Anonymous No.9444110]

>>9407499
I'm doing a post dinner beer drinking sesh, IPA, hoppy lager, session ale, draught stout to follow
>pic related, a modern classic, truly a giant among Western IPAS

[Anonymous No.9444525]

>>9407499
Show them what happens when they try and turn us into slaves

>>>/pol/142078083
>>>/pol/142078083
>>>/pol/142078083

Improve yourself

[Anonymous No.9444608]

Best European/German online stores for beer? Nothing local has craft beer around me so I'm looking for online alternatives.

[Anonymous No.9444743]

>>9444525
hope you drown in liquefied catshit, k thx.

[Anonymous No.9444927]

>buy Blue Moon with no prior knowledge of it
>drink it
'>like it a lot
>look up reviews afterwards
>people are bashing it
Am I just a beer casual who doesn't know better?

[Anonymous No.9444995]

>>9444927
Yes. Blue moon is a soapy over coriandered mess of a wit made by Budweiser? Millercoors? I forget, but I remember it's taste. I don't usually like that style anyways but this one is particularly bad.

[Anonymous No.9445045]

>>9444995
Okay.
What's the ultimate redpill beer?

[Anonymous No.9445061]

>>9445045
Trappist beer

[Anonymous No.9445069]

>>9445061
Alright thanks.

[Anonymous No.9445072]

>>9445061
Traps are gay, anon.

[Anonymous No.9445075]

God dammit now I can't stop thinking of it as soap, that's that beer ruined for me...

[Anonymous No.9445120]

>>9445045
>>9445061

>Ultimate redpill
>Not a German festbier
Honestly if you don't usually like beer get your hands on one of these. If you want to into IPA start with>>9444110 and if you want to start down the dark path of stouts and porters start with something on the more sessionable side like Deschutes black Butte Porter. You can always black and tan too where you take a porter or stout fill half way and top off with a pale or blond ale. German festbier is great tho. Try em all!! The more you drink the better they get.

[Anonymous No.9445133]

>>9445120
Sounds good.

[Anonymous No.9445443]

Disappointing desu. I remember this being quite nice but it hardly tastes of anything.

Could be a freshness issue though.

[Anonymous No.9446968]

[Anonymous No.9446979]

>>9444927
For the style it's shit, but if you like it then that's all that really matters

[Anonymous No.9446983]

>>9446968
Also got this mixed case.

Pro tip: the event brite always sells out and a bunch of people don't buy the shit

[Anonymous No.9446987]

>>9446983
And the bitch of it is I'll be out of chasing beer for a week or 2. Just bought a couple expensive kegs for the fridge and may have the shortest wedding ever if I buy anything for a while.

[Anonymous No.9447010]

>>9446968
Is that Comic Sans?
Ale itself sounds pretty interesting though. Wine barrel aged ales are pretty hit or miss in my admittedly limited exposure to them

[Anonymous No.9447242]

>>9447010
I've never heard any gripe about russian river barrel aged sours before but sure, it can be comic sans.

[Anonymous No.9448378]

Anone evere have the Prairie Standard ale.
really tasty

[Anonymous No.9448565]

>>9448378
I've been working my way through Prairie's offerings that are available at my local place. The Bomb is my favorite so far but I'm predispositioned to stouts. If you like the Standard then I'd recommend the Eliza5beth

[Anonymous No.9450423]

Trying this for the first time and really like it, anyone else drink it?

[Anonymous No.9450446]

went down to memphis for work. this was the best in memphis

[Anonymous No.9450797]

>>9407499
Fucking Founder's Porter

Founder's Porter

Founder's
Porter

Fucking Founder's Porter

[Anonymous No.9450799]

>>9450446
You ever had an IPA brewed with coffee beans?

Shit is so cash.

[Anonymous No.9450809]

>>9444110
That Fresh Squeezed is breddy gud, but it has a subtle swampy flavor. My favorite Deschutes IPA is probably Inversion. Favorite IPA altogether is either Flying Dog's Truth or Elysian's Space Dust

[Anonymous No.9450815]

>>9445120
Bad idea, do NOT start with Fresh Squeezed. Start with pale ales like Sierra Nevada and work your way up to more subtle IPAs, New Belgium Ranger or Blue Moon White IPA.

[Anonymous No.9450819]

>>9421776
Space Dust IPA is my go-to, but after a long day of work I just drink a Budweiser.

[Anonymous No.9450828]

>>9444927
Why don't you just let yourself like stuff and not ask for others to change your mind.

[Anonymous No.9450834]

>>9450815
>Sierra Nevada
Dropped, have fun with your Cascades. I recommended fresh squeezed because the characteristics of Mosaic and citra hops which give nice flavors of melon and citrus which most people trying to get into the style will appreciate more than pine sappy Cascade hops.

[Anonymous No.9450861]

>>9450834
First of all, I rec'd that for starting point for its subtlety. Second of all, I love that pine taste. Mosaic hops are great too, but Citra give it too much sweetness.

[Anonymous No.9450990]

>>9450861
Most people do not like pine taste and are completely unfamiliar with it. You shouldn't offer suggestions based on your personal taste, but on what will be accessable to MOST people.

[Anonymous No.9451021]

>>9450990
Fuck you, Coors kiddy

[Anonymous No.9451045]

I bought this today. Personally, it's my favorite. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.9451048]

>>9412037
lager a shit

[Anonymous No.9451100]

>>9451021
>Implying I don't banquet as well

[Anonymous No.9452342]

Just mounted the shanks.

[Anonymous No.9452407]

First barrel aged beer I have ever had, was not a fan. Too much rum flavoring that was over powering.

[Anonymous No.9452583]

>>9452407
>fell for the southern tier meme
They're honestly not a great brewery. Their stuff tends to be overpriced and way too sweet, especially their imperial stouts (though Warlock is ok). It's also not surprising they'd do a bad BA beer when they never really do them.

Look for consistently good barrel aged beers, hopefully they'll make up for your bad first experience.

[Anonymous No.9452639]

>>9407499
This is fucking so refreshing I can't believe I'm drinking a beer

[Anonymous No.9452640]

>>9450990
You still missed my about subtlety.

[Anonymous No.9452651]

>>9452583
I like their Pumpkin and Warlock a good deal, everything else has been adequate at best from them. Any recommendations? Fan of dark beers myself, I love pretty much every stout.

[Anonymous No.9452661]

>>9452640
I don't find anything subtle about cascade hops or anything that great about MOST of Sierra Nevada's offerings. Exceptions
>Knightro on draft
>Otra vez
>Otra vez barrel aged
>Their annual Oktoberfest are pretty gud 2
I still stand by fresh squeezed being a good entry level IPA.

[Anonymous No.9452680]

>>9452651

If you just want general stout recommendations I made a short list here

>>9427266

If you want to try some dark beers you probably haven't indulged in yet, I'd point you towards names like Gulden Draak, Delirium Nocturnum, and Trois Pistoles. Although Ommegang has some memey dark ales named after game of thrones and stuff like that they still put out some quality strong ales too and should be readily available even if you can't get the above imports.

[Anonymous No.9452804]

>>9452680
Thanks for the list my man, saving them and Ill take a look for them when Im out hunting next.

[Anonymous No.9453137]

>>9436795
That or cinnamon. Every peanut butter stout i have tried tastes horrible. It tastes more like peanut shells than peanut butter mixed with roasted malts.