http://i.imgur.com/wWU6sok.jpg
Was a duck rabbit amber ale. What was yours, and what recommendations do you have for someone who can now finally buy beer?
edit: also looking 4 tips to improve my mousepad cleaning
Upvote
Upvoted
13
Downvote
Downvoted
My first legal beer.
posted in
Off Topic
[img]http://i.imgur.com/wWU6sok.jpg[/img]
Was a duck rabbit amber ale. What was yours, and what recommendations do you have for someone who can now finally buy beer?
edit: also looking 4 tips to improve my mousepad cleaning
Was a duck rabbit amber ale. What was yours, and what recommendations do you have for someone who can now finally buy beer?
edit: also looking 4 tips to improve my mousepad cleaning
Recommendations? You haven't had a beer before legal age? :>
Recommendations? You haven't had a beer before legal age? :>
My favourites are probably Leffe and La Trappe.
La Trappe is pretty hard to find in North America, but most liquor stores carry Leffe.
Heineken is shit. Don't drink it.
My favourites are probably Leffe and La Trappe.
La Trappe is pretty hard to find in North America, but most liquor stores carry Leffe.
Heineken is shit. Don't drink it.
La Trappe is pretty hard to find in North America, but most liquor stores carry Leffe.
Heineken is shit. Don't drink it.
don't drink any mass-produced beer, it's like dirty water.
don't drink any mass-produced beer, it's like dirty water.
Lights_Recommendations? You haven't had a beer before legal age? :>
It's more that being underage limits your options.
[quote=Lights_]Recommendations? You haven't had a beer before legal age? :>[/quote]
It's more that being underage limits your options.
It's more that being underage limits your options.
frknThree Philosophers, if you can find it
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.
[quote=frkn]Three Philosophers, if you can find it[/quote]
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.
BenroadsfrknThree Philosophers, if you can find it
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.
I have not but if I'm ever in the area I'll check it out. Considering it's my favorite beer it should be pretty cool.
[quote=Benroads][quote=frkn]Three Philosophers, if you can find it[/quote]
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.[/quote]
I have not but if I'm ever in the area I'll check it out. Considering it's my favorite beer it should be pretty cool.
Have you been to the Ommegang brewery before? I have family near Cooperstown so i've been there myself. Not 21 so I can't comment on the beer but the brewery was a pretty cool tour.[/quote]
I have not but if I'm ever in the area I'll check it out. Considering it's my favorite beer it should be pretty cool.
you should try boddingtons, really good beer.
you should try boddingtons, really good beer.
[img]http://ciceronito.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/dsc007601.jpg[/img]
[img]http://ciceronito.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/dsc007601.jpg[/img]
One of the best I've had was Great Lakes Brewing Company Christmas Ale. It's one of the hardest beers to find to the point that stores sellout the day they get them by 10AM the same day
One of the best I've had was Great Lakes Brewing Company Christmas Ale. It's one of the hardest beers to find to the point that stores sellout the day they get them by 10AM the same day
La Fin Du Monde, it is pretty expensive, but I really enjoy it.
La Fin Du Monde, it is pretty expensive, but I really enjoy it.
TeethbrushLa Fin Du Monde, it is pretty expensive, but I really enjoy it.
glorious Québec brewery master race
[quote=Teethbrush]La Fin Du Monde, it is pretty expensive, but I really enjoy it.[/quote]
glorious Québec brewery master race
glorious Québec brewery master race
oh yeah im going to be in quebec next week so name all the finest quebec beers plz
oh yeah im going to be in quebec next week so name all the finest quebec beers plz
I like Railbender, Arrogant Bastard, and there are some Samuel Adams that are good. Imperial White was the most recent one I've had.
I like Railbender, Arrogant Bastard, and there are some Samuel Adams that are good. Imperial White was the most recent one I've had.
3 penis wine or bust.
apparently noone gets the reference.
3 penis wine or bust.
apparently noone gets the reference.
apparently noone gets the reference.
^ both idiots, don't listen to them
if you like ales and wanna dive right into really good craft beer i recommend checking out lagunitas from california. also sierra nevada is nice solid intro to craft with ales as well. the torpedo ipa is always great, one of the first i had years ago. also as john said dogfish head is a good start as well. they make solid IPA's pick up the 60minute IPA, eventually you can get the stronger ones like he posted the 120 min (lol) that has a nice kick but might be too harsh for a start
http://i.imgur.com/uHZPTDp.jpg
they make great ipa's and pale ales i'm sure you'll enjoy them. they have quite a bitter kick but nothing too overwhelming for someone just getting into craft
when you start to build a stronger palate you should check out these breweries
founders, sixpoint, three floyds, cigar city, hill farmstead, russian river, the alchemist, ballast point etc
ales are a nice start you can drink amber/pale ales, eventually dip into IPA's which are really hoppy/strong, double ipa's higher ABV % really bitter but these will grow on you as you dip into more types of craft
when you start to grow curious about heavier beers like stouts and porters, imperial porters etc you should definitely check out founders. that shouldn't be hard to find and it will give you a nice introduction to heavier stuff. bourbon barrel aged beers etc
any other questions just add me
^ both idiots, don't listen to them
if you like ales and wanna dive right into really good craft beer i recommend checking out lagunitas from california. also sierra nevada is nice solid intro to craft with ales as well. the torpedo ipa is always great, one of the first i had years ago. also as john said dogfish head is a good start as well. they make solid IPA's pick up the 60minute IPA, eventually you can get the stronger ones like he posted the 120 min (lol) that has a nice kick but might be too harsh for a start
[img]http://i.imgur.com/uHZPTDp.jpg[/img]
they make great ipa's and pale ales i'm sure you'll enjoy them. they have quite a bitter kick but nothing too overwhelming for someone just getting into craft
when you start to build a stronger palate you should check out these breweries
founders, sixpoint, three floyds, cigar city, hill farmstead, russian river, the alchemist, ballast point etc
ales are a nice start you can drink amber/pale ales, eventually dip into IPA's which are really hoppy/strong, double ipa's higher ABV % really bitter but these will grow on you as you dip into more types of craft
when you start to grow curious about heavier beers like stouts and porters, imperial porters etc you should definitely check out founders. that shouldn't be hard to find and it will give you a nice introduction to heavier stuff. bourbon barrel aged beers etc
any other questions just add me
if you like ales and wanna dive right into really good craft beer i recommend checking out lagunitas from california. also sierra nevada is nice solid intro to craft with ales as well. the torpedo ipa is always great, one of the first i had years ago. also as john said dogfish head is a good start as well. they make solid IPA's pick up the 60minute IPA, eventually you can get the stronger ones like he posted the 120 min (lol) that has a nice kick but might be too harsh for a start
[img]http://i.imgur.com/uHZPTDp.jpg[/img]
they make great ipa's and pale ales i'm sure you'll enjoy them. they have quite a bitter kick but nothing too overwhelming for someone just getting into craft
when you start to build a stronger palate you should check out these breweries
founders, sixpoint, three floyds, cigar city, hill farmstead, russian river, the alchemist, ballast point etc
ales are a nice start you can drink amber/pale ales, eventually dip into IPA's which are really hoppy/strong, double ipa's higher ABV % really bitter but these will grow on you as you dip into more types of craft
when you start to grow curious about heavier beers like stouts and porters, imperial porters etc you should definitely check out founders. that shouldn't be hard to find and it will give you a nice introduction to heavier stuff. bourbon barrel aged beers etc
any other questions just add me
liquor so u dont want to die irl when u want to get drunk
liquor so u dont want to die irl when u want to get drunk
Delirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.
Delirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.
This is my absolute favorite, although it might only be available in the northwest.
http://www.theperfectlyhappyman.com/uploads/deschutes-obsidian-stout.jpg
This is my absolute favorite, although it might only be available in the northwest.
[img]http://www.theperfectlyhappyman.com/uploads/deschutes-obsidian-stout.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.theperfectlyhappyman.com/uploads/deschutes-obsidian-stout.jpg[/img]
ompDelirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom
[quote=omp]Delirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.[/quote]
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.[/quote]
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom
[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-z2zLo09W2ks/T1EVceB6JaI/AAAAAAAAA88/t34XZMDvji8/s1600/smithwicks.jpg[/img]
These are my favorites if you live in the midwest - Most of these can be found further east or west if you try a little harder.
Two Brothers Cain & Able (Beyond amazing hoppy rye ale)
Lagunitas Lil' Sumpin' Sumpin'
Lagunitas Sucks
Bells Amber Ale
Bells Hopslam (Only available for a few weeks in Jan/Feb)
Dark Horse Amber Ale
Dale's Pale Ale
New Belgium Fat Tire
Left Hand Milk Stout
...I like ales
These are my favorites if you live in the midwest - Most of these can be found further east or west if you try a little harder.
Two Brothers Cain & Able (Beyond amazing hoppy rye ale)
Lagunitas Lil' Sumpin' Sumpin'
Lagunitas Sucks
Bells Amber Ale
Bells Hopslam (Only available for a few weeks in Jan/Feb)
Dark Horse Amber Ale
Dale's Pale Ale
New Belgium Fat Tire
Left Hand Milk Stout
...I like ales
Two Brothers Cain & Able (Beyond amazing hoppy rye ale)
Lagunitas Lil' Sumpin' Sumpin'
Lagunitas Sucks
Bells Amber Ale
Bells Hopslam (Only available for a few weeks in Jan/Feb)
Dark Horse Amber Ale
Dale's Pale Ale
New Belgium Fat Tire
Left Hand Milk Stout
...I like ales
2sy_morphiendompDelirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom
its an amazing beer from belgium, also if you think that name is ridiculous i can show you plenty of other ones that are pretty obnoxious but really funny
[quote=2sy_morphiend][quote=omp]Delirium Nocturnum
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.[/quote]
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom[/quote]
its an amazing beer from belgium, also if you think that name is ridiculous i can show you plenty of other ones that are pretty obnoxious but really funny
Delirium Tremens
Chimay Grand Reserve
Old Rasputin
St. Bernardus Abt 12
Spaten Optimator
What I can think of off the top of my head. These are all solid beers.[/quote]
Rofl who names a beer after an alcohol withdrawal symptom[/quote]
its an amazing beer from belgium, also if you think that name is ridiculous i can show you plenty of other ones that are pretty obnoxious but really funny
RoodYDefy is a beer hipster
i spent a good 30mins at the store in montreal before we went to the lan, i think marmaduke and rick were starting to lose their sanity at that point
<|8O)
[quote=RoodY]Defy is a beer hipster[/quote]
i spent a good 30mins at the store in montreal before we went to the lan, i think marmaduke and rick were starting to lose their sanity at that point
<|8O)
i spent a good 30mins at the store in montreal before we went to the lan, i think marmaduke and rick were starting to lose their sanity at that point
<|8O)
Please
sign in through STEAM
to post a comment.