The Lucky Lab, a local brewery, makes something called Zinger Bier seasonally, and that's one of my go-tos. Just a very refreshing ginger beer. I also like a lot of doppelbocks and stouts. No one favorite brand for either.
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The Lucky Lab, a local brewery, makes something called Zinger Bier seasonally, and that's one of my go-tos. Just a very refreshing ginger beer. I also like a lot of doppelbocks and stouts. No one favorite brand for either.
unf
also on a related note: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-vaginal-beer-bottled-instinct#/
Just go drink a lambic... there are beers out there that use lactic acid to achieve a sour flavour so they aren't being inventive using it in their beer. Unless vagina lactic acid is a strain that is able to survive in the wort, it is just going to die or cause horrible off flavours.
They are probably just going to buy an already existing culture and say it came from the vagina of a hot brunette model from France or some shit.
[quote=unf]
also on a related note: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-vaginal-beer-bottled-instinct#/[/quote]
Just go drink a lambic... there are beers out there that use lactic acid to achieve a sour flavour so they aren't being inventive using it in their beer. Unless vagina lactic acid is a strain that is able to survive in the wort, it is just going to die or cause horrible off flavours.
They are probably just going to buy an already existing culture and say it came from the vagina of a hot brunette model from France or some shit.
also on a related note: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-vaginal-beer-bottled-instinct#/[/quote]
Just go drink a lambic... there are beers out there that use lactic acid to achieve a sour flavour so they aren't being inventive using it in their beer. Unless vagina lactic acid is a strain that is able to survive in the wort, it is just going to die or cause horrible off flavours.
They are probably just going to buy an already existing culture and say it came from the vagina of a hot brunette model from France or some shit.
Schweppesamerican beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
those are some really fancy bottles
[quote=Schweppes]american beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
[/quote]
those are some really fancy bottles
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
[/quote]
those are some really fancy bottles
Arrogant Bastard. I worked an evening shift at a restaurant unattended with a disgruntled employee and we would get drunk off the tap every day. Its a shame this stuff was taken out because of a price increase prior to my hiring. Ranger IPA still pretty good too lol.
http://www.mountrantmore.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/arrogant-bastard-beer.jpg
Arrogant Bastard. I worked an evening shift at a restaurant unattended with a disgruntled employee and we would get drunk off the tap every day. Its a shame this stuff was taken out because of a price increase prior to my hiring. Ranger IPA still pretty good too lol.
[img]http://www.mountrantmore.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/arrogant-bastard-beer.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.mountrantmore.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/arrogant-bastard-beer.jpg[/img]
Pretty much anything from Cigar City Brewing, specifically Jai Alai, and Invasion.
Pretty much anything from Cigar City Brewing, specifically Jai Alai, and Invasion.
http://www.epicbrewing.com/the-beers/exponential-series/item/621-brainless-on-peaches
ok ok it's girly af but at ~10% it fucks your face and tastes more bitter than sweet
http://www.epicbrewing.com/the-beers/exponential-series/item/621-brainless-on-peaches
ok ok it's girly af but at ~10% it fucks your face and tastes more bitter than sweet
ok ok it's girly af but at ~10% it fucks your face and tastes more bitter than sweet
kKaltUuMy top 25, in no particular order:
Trappist Westvleteren 12 (Brouwerij De Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
Tripel Karmeliet (Brouwerij Bosteels)
Westmalle Trappist Dubbel (Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle)
If anyone wants to give me some recommendations PM me or add me on untappd kkaltuu
this man knows whats up, Westmalle is excellent too. Made in the city I went to highschool in
If you like those I really recommend Gulden Draak, Leffe Royale, Brugse Zot, Blauwe Chimay and Kempisch Vuur if you still need to try any of those
SmesiSchweppesamerican beer?those are some really fancy bottles
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
Kwak - which is also a great beer - has the weirdest one. Yes, you actually get it in that "glass" if you order it in a bar or restaurant that has it
[quote=kKaltUu]My top 25, in no particular order:
Trappist Westvleteren 12 (Brouwerij De Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
Tripel Karmeliet (Brouwerij Bosteels)
Westmalle Trappist Dubbel (Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle)
If anyone wants to give me some recommendations PM me or add me on untappd [url=https://untappd.com/user/kkaltuu]kkaltuu[/url][/quote]
this man knows whats up, Westmalle is excellent too. Made in the city I went to highschool in
If you like those I really recommend Gulden Draak, Leffe Royale, Brugse Zot, Blauwe Chimay and Kempisch Vuur if you still need to try any of those
[quote=Smesi][quote=Schweppes]american beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
[/quote]
those are some really fancy bottles[/quote]
Kwak - which is also a great beer - has the weirdest one. Yes, you actually get it in that "glass" if you order it in a bar or restaurant that has it
[img]http://www.beerhawk.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/s/dsc_1029_v2.jpg[/img]
Trappist Westvleteren 12 (Brouwerij De Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
Tripel Karmeliet (Brouwerij Bosteels)
Westmalle Trappist Dubbel (Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle)
If anyone wants to give me some recommendations PM me or add me on untappd [url=https://untappd.com/user/kkaltuu]kkaltuu[/url][/quote]
this man knows whats up, Westmalle is excellent too. Made in the city I went to highschool in
If you like those I really recommend Gulden Draak, Leffe Royale, Brugse Zot, Blauwe Chimay and Kempisch Vuur if you still need to try any of those
[quote=Smesi][quote=Schweppes]american beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
[/quote]
those are some really fancy bottles[/quote]
Kwak - which is also a great beer - has the weirdest one. Yes, you actually get it in that "glass" if you order it in a bar or restaurant that has it
[img]http://www.beerhawk.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/d/s/dsc_1029_v2.jpg[/img]
[img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b3/Chimays.jpg/1280px-Chimays.jpg[/img]
call me gay
call me gay
Ice cold Corona/Sol on a hot day is always the best.
Ice cold Corona/Sol on a hot day is always the best.
Schweppesamerican beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
Leffe Royale
To each their own of course, but if you make such a blanket statement about American beer, and then proceed to start your own list of favourites with such an underwhelming Belgian beer, then I'd have to say theres probably a huge array of beer types for you to discover. I'd happily help you with that ^_^
I made a list but it became too retardedly big. I can still post it if anyone is interested. My favourite beer styles are IPAs and Imperial Stouts. My untappd: https://untappd.com/user/skndd
Beers listed in this thread that I really like too: Halve Maan Brugse Zot Blond, Emelisse Smoked Rye IPA, Flying Monkeys Chocolate Manifesto, Van Moll Ons Blackie, Westvleteren 12, Mikkeller Vild, Rochefort 10, Dochter van de Korenaar Finesse / Embrasse, Emelisse Imperial Russian Stout
Beers listed in this thread that I'd really like to get my hands on: Cigar City Jai Alai, Bell's Two Hearted, Dogfish Head 90 Minute IIPA, Stone Arrogant Bastard, Muskoka Mad Tom IPA, Off Color Apex Predator
DifferThe Lucky Lab, a local brewery, makes something called Zinger Bier seasonally, and that's one of my go-tos. Just a very refreshing ginger beer. I also like a lot of doppelbocks and stouts. No one favorite brand for either.
I had their Super Dog IPA, was pretty good! Super grapefruity (probably lots of Amarillo in there) albeit maybe a little too caramel-malty for my tastes. A local bar had it in stock, and I've seen it at my local specialty liquor store too. I guess the brewery is doing pretty well!
erynnand the majority of the time, my homebrew.
Sweet! What do you brew?
[quote=Schweppes]american beer?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
Leffe Royale
[/quote]
To each their own of course, but if you make such a blanket statement about American beer, and then proceed to start your own list of favourites with such an underwhelming Belgian beer, then I'd have to say theres probably a huge array of beer types for you to discover. I'd happily help you with that ^_^
I made a list but it became too retardedly big. I can still post it if anyone is interested. My favourite beer styles are IPAs and Imperial Stouts. My untappd: https://untappd.com/user/skndd
Beers listed in this thread that I really like too: Halve Maan Brugse Zot Blond, Emelisse Smoked Rye IPA, Flying Monkeys Chocolate Manifesto, Van Moll Ons Blackie, Westvleteren 12, Mikkeller Vild, Rochefort 10, Dochter van de Korenaar Finesse / Embrasse, Emelisse Imperial Russian Stout
Beers listed in this thread that I'd really like to get my hands on: Cigar City Jai Alai, Bell's Two Hearted, Dogfish Head 90 Minute IIPA, Stone Arrogant Bastard, Muskoka Mad Tom IPA, Off Color Apex Predator
[quote=Differ]The Lucky Lab, a local brewery, makes something called Zinger Bier seasonally, and that's one of my go-tos. Just a very refreshing ginger beer. I also like a lot of doppelbocks and stouts. No one favorite brand for either.[/quote]
I had their Super Dog IPA, was pretty good! Super grapefruity (probably lots of Amarillo in there) albeit maybe a little too caramel-malty for my tastes. A local bar had it in stock, and I've seen it at my local specialty liquor store too. I guess the brewery is doing pretty well!
[quote=erynn]and the majority of the time, my homebrew.[/quote]
Sweet! What do you brew?
america does a lot of things very right
beer is not one of them
Leffe Royale
[/quote]
To each their own of course, but if you make such a blanket statement about American beer, and then proceed to start your own list of favourites with such an underwhelming Belgian beer, then I'd have to say theres probably a huge array of beer types for you to discover. I'd happily help you with that ^_^
I made a list but it became too retardedly big. I can still post it if anyone is interested. My favourite beer styles are IPAs and Imperial Stouts. My untappd: https://untappd.com/user/skndd
Beers listed in this thread that I really like too: Halve Maan Brugse Zot Blond, Emelisse Smoked Rye IPA, Flying Monkeys Chocolate Manifesto, Van Moll Ons Blackie, Westvleteren 12, Mikkeller Vild, Rochefort 10, Dochter van de Korenaar Finesse / Embrasse, Emelisse Imperial Russian Stout
Beers listed in this thread that I'd really like to get my hands on: Cigar City Jai Alai, Bell's Two Hearted, Dogfish Head 90 Minute IIPA, Stone Arrogant Bastard, Muskoka Mad Tom IPA, Off Color Apex Predator
[quote=Differ]The Lucky Lab, a local brewery, makes something called Zinger Bier seasonally, and that's one of my go-tos. Just a very refreshing ginger beer. I also like a lot of doppelbocks and stouts. No one favorite brand for either.[/quote]
I had their Super Dog IPA, was pretty good! Super grapefruity (probably lots of Amarillo in there) albeit maybe a little too caramel-malty for my tastes. A local bar had it in stock, and I've seen it at my local specialty liquor store too. I guess the brewery is doing pretty well!
[quote=erynn]and the majority of the time, my homebrew.[/quote]
Sweet! What do you brew?
skeej an underwhelming Belgian beer
leffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it
[quote=skeej] an underwhelming Belgian beer [/quote]
leffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it
leffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it
From European beers my favorite is Triple Blond by Cornelius
Best beer so far in America was Dort by Great Lakes though I didn't have a lot of beer in here so far.
Only had this, Corona, Yuengling, some unidentified beer from a stranger's thermos, some craft beer I don't remember, Bronx and some other beer I don't remember.
From European beers my favorite is Triple Blond by Cornelius
Best beer so far in America was Dort by Great Lakes though I didn't have a lot of beer in here so far.
Only had this, Corona, Yuengling, some unidentified beer from a stranger's thermos, some craft beer I don't remember, Bronx and some other beer I don't remember.
Best beer so far in America was Dort by Great Lakes though I didn't have a lot of beer in here so far.
Only had this, Corona, Yuengling, some unidentified beer from a stranger's thermos, some craft beer I don't remember, Bronx and some other beer I don't remember.
Schweppesskeej an underwhelming Belgian beerleffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it
Like I said, to each their own, but it's a typical macro brewery belgian strong ale. Bit sweet and sour, not much depth to the malt profile, and while it's supposed to be hoppy, the hops are hard to even detect at all. It's even not very rare for there to be undesirable aroma's that are indicative of problems with brewing or storage.
[quote=Schweppes][quote=skeej] an underwhelming Belgian beer [/quote]
leffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it[/quote]
Like I said, to each their own, but it's a typical macro brewery belgian strong ale. Bit sweet and sour, not much depth to the malt profile, and while it's supposed to be hoppy, the hops are hard to even detect at all. It's even not very rare for there to be undesirable aroma's that are indicative of problems with brewing or storage.
leffe royale underwhelming?
skeej this is blasphemy and you know it[/quote]
Like I said, to each their own, but it's a typical macro brewery belgian strong ale. Bit sweet and sour, not much depth to the malt profile, and while it's supposed to be hoppy, the hops are hard to even detect at all. It's even not very rare for there to be undesirable aroma's that are indicative of problems with brewing or storage.
i have tasted this on tap in Delaware in their pub
fav beer ever
edit : just saw monkey suit post. u sir have taste
i have tasted this on tap in Delaware in their pub
[img]http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/indiapaleale/images/7/7a/Dfh90-thumb.png/revision/latest?cb=20111216205604[/img]
fav beer ever
edit : just saw monkey suit post. u sir have taste
[img]http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/indiapaleale/images/7/7a/Dfh90-thumb.png/revision/latest?cb=20111216205604[/img]
fav beer ever
edit : just saw monkey suit post. u sir have taste
SchweppesTripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.
[quote=Schweppes]
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.
[img]http://www.drankengeers.com/site/sites/default/files/afbeeldingen/paginas/erdinger/Erdinger-WeissbierFl-Gl-300b.jpg[/img]
[img]http://cdn.beeradvocate.com/im/beers/37570.jpg[/img]
[img]http://cdn.beeradvocate.com/im/beers/37570.jpg[/img]
the past couple of years unfortunately something about my body lowered my tolerance and made me really upset when I drank some domestic stuff, but I still love a lot of different beers. used to be a scotch drinker but university changed that for obvious reasons
-some craft beers, of which there are so many different kinds in a university-based city like guelph (pumphouse from moncton is a favourite)
-some kentish ale friends brought from somewhere
-most hoppy drinks, haven't had a lot of them lately though
-in terms of domestic beers, corona is pretty solid and doesn't upset my stomach
-imported stuff like stella artois, hein, stuff like that
bitters are probably my favourite out of everything though and they've never agitated my stomach
the past couple of years unfortunately something about my body lowered my tolerance and made me really upset when I drank some domestic stuff, but I still love a lot of different beers. used to be a scotch drinker but university changed that for obvious reasons
-some craft beers, of which there are so many different kinds in a university-based city like guelph (pumphouse from moncton is a favourite)
-some kentish ale friends brought from somewhere
-most hoppy drinks, haven't had a lot of them lately though
-in terms of domestic beers, corona is pretty solid and doesn't upset my stomach
-imported stuff like stella artois, hein, stuff like that
bitters are probably my favourite out of everything though and they've never agitated my stomach
-some craft beers, of which there are so many different kinds in a university-based city like guelph (pumphouse from moncton is a favourite)
-some kentish ale friends brought from somewhere
-most hoppy drinks, haven't had a lot of them lately though
-in terms of domestic beers, corona is pretty solid and doesn't upset my stomach
-imported stuff like stella artois, hein, stuff like that
bitters are probably my favourite out of everything though and they've never agitated my stomach
KanecoSchweppesTripel KarmelietI've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.
Golden Dragon
It's just an image lol
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally
[quote=Kaneco][quote=Schweppes]
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.[/quote]
It's just an image lol
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.[/quote]
It's just an image lol
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally
My current fav
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance
My current fav
[img]http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg[/img]
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance
[img]http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg[/img]
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance
Favorite so far has probably been Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout.
Favorite so far has probably been Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout.
shorasDanceNumberIf its a party and i wanna get drunk on the cheap Alexander Keiths is my go-to shit beer.Drinking beer to get drunk smh...
pounding back beer to get drunk is a social norm in north america. is it not everywhere else?
[quote=shoras][quote=DanceNumber]If its a party and i wanna get drunk on the cheap Alexander Keiths is my go-to shit beer.[/quote]
Drinking beer to get drunk smh...[/quote]
pounding back beer to get drunk is a social norm in north america. is it not everywhere else?
Drinking beer to get drunk smh...[/quote]
pounding back beer to get drunk is a social norm in north america. is it not everywhere else?
SchweppesKanecoIt's just an image lolSchweppesTripel KarmelietI've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.
Golden Dragon
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally
It's not that far off considering the amount of carbonation and yeastiness on those beers. It's actually what puts me off from some of those beer styles (like Duvel, way too much carbonation)
boomerMy current fav
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance
Yeah Citra Sunshine Slacker is an amazing Session IPA. Haven't had anything from Evil Twin that wasn't top notch.
Prairie are pretty great. I like that lots of what they brew has some kind of unexpected twist. Their tequila barrel aged OK-Si was damn tasty.
[quote=Schweppes][quote=Kaneco][quote=Schweppes]
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.[/quote]
It's just an image lol
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally[/quote]
It's not that far off considering the amount of carbonation and yeastiness on those beers. It's actually what puts me off from some of those beer styles (like Duvel, way too much carbonation)
[quote=boomer]My current fav
[img]http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg[/img]
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance[/quote]
Yeah Citra Sunshine Slacker is an amazing Session IPA. Haven't had anything from Evil Twin that wasn't top notch.
Prairie are pretty great. I like that lots of what they brew has some kind of unexpected twist. Their tequila barrel aged OK-Si was damn tasty.
Tripel Karmeliet
Golden Dragon
[/quote]
I've never really tried those but so much head looks disgusting tbh.[/quote]
It's just an image lol
you're not going to get that much realistically unless you fuck up or try to do it intentionally[/quote]
It's not that far off considering the amount of carbonation and yeastiness on those beers. It's actually what puts me off from some of those beer styles (like Duvel, way too much carbonation)
[quote=boomer]My current fav
[img]http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff212/brewedforthought/Beers/P6165844.jpg[/img]
Also Prarie from Tulsa, OK makes some amazing brews. Grab one if you get the chance[/quote]
Yeah Citra Sunshine Slacker is an amazing Session IPA. Haven't had anything from Evil Twin that wasn't top notch.
Prairie are pretty great. I like that lots of what they brew has some kind of unexpected twist. Their tequila barrel aged OK-Si was damn tasty.
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