OT: Beer chat
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notDatsyuk
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Jamason is good, but they spell it wrong.
Personally I prefer Bushmills Black, 'Black Bush' as it's commonly called.
Mr Misunderstood
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Juicy J IPA - Legion Brewing (Charlotte, NC)
Sugar Creek Pale Ale - Sugar Creek Brewing (Charlotte, NC)
Screamin' Reels IPA - Saltwater Brewing (Delray, FL)
Landshark
Kona Big Wave
Bud Light
Genesee - Strictly when I'm in upstate NY
Sugar Creek Pale Ale - Sugar Creek Brewing (Charlotte, NC)
Screamin' Reels IPA - Saltwater Brewing (Delray, FL)
Landshark
Kona Big Wave
Bud Light
Genesee - Strictly when I'm in upstate NY
Awesome. I definitely want to move into kegs just don't have the equipment right now.
Once you keg you will never bottle again. One word of caution though. It is really hard to walk by that tap without pulling the handle. It almost calls your name when you walk by... Cheers.
ice cold Kona Big Wave is awesome on a hot summer day.
Mr Misunderstood
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That is basically how I categorized them ha. First group was winter/fall, second group was summertime and 3rd was a specialty.
Drink what you like. Same goes for wine. I drink red wine in the winter and white in the summer.
doublechili
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Yes, I do. I drink more wine than beer. But beer pairs better with pizza, burgers, tacos, yard work, etc., so it has its place.
Edenjung
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Nope.
But the worst comes from the netherlands too.
Nothing tastes worse (except their winterbock /christmasbock *shiver*)
I bought a case last year (for our anno 1404 Weekend) and i only drank 3 and the put the rest of the case down at the street with a sign: "take it or leave it" in dutch.
I don't know why they drink it but its bad, just bad.
And while i am studying in the Netherlands i mostly drink Amstel Pils (good, not to fancy beer) or bring beer from germany back when i drive home.
Mostly beer from the brewery in the nearby towns (we have two medium sized breweries in a 15 km distance).
I like Pott's landbier (great beer, speciality of the Münsterland)
And the Hohenfelder Pils isn't too shabby either.
Regional beers made with love.
And the local craft-brewery in the next town (again 10km distance) with their pub is great too. They make a good ipa (just basic) but also Pils, Bockbier and some old beer which rezept t´is from the 1400 or older.
Radeberger isn't my kind of beer. Especially when we compare the beer you get (export) too our beer directly in germany.
We have so many great breweries.
The brewery Störtebeker makes an awesome Bersteinweizen:
And then there is the highest german brewery: Rothhaus (a staate owned company of baden-würtemberg) and Their Tannenzäple (pils) tastes great.
And i love Bockbier. Maibock, winterbock, doppelbock.
Most of them are real nice beers
Thats it from me ;D
doublechili
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Great post! I bought a case of beer several years ago - I think it was like a Lithuanian Porter or something (not sure what I was thinking at the time). It was 24 bottles, about 20 ounces each. I opened the first bottle, had a taste, and knew immediately that I made a very big mistake. But I'm cheap enough that I drank the whole case over the next few months. The last one tasted better than the first 23.
Doshell Propivo
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The Real JT
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I too must admit a fondness for Genny Cream Ale from my college days. It's all nostalgia and not based on taste.
It's some sort of a loyalty pledge I must've taken a long time ago. Kind of like staying a diehard Isles fan since my college days despite suffering through Milbury, Garth and Wang.
Mr Misunderstood
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Edenjung
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I might be cheap, but bad beer is not something that i can exept.
But if you need 4-5 beers to get drunk, then it's game over for such a bad beer.
Oettinger is nothing against such a bad beer....
nyisles
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Anyone who thinks Grolsch or Heineken is the worst beer in the world has never tasted this vile swill:
Oh sweet lord, the foulness. Imagine a bottle of Bud Light that's been left in the summer sun for weeks, then topped off with brine from the hottest peppers you've ever tasted.
Oh sweet lord, the foulness. Imagine a bottle of Bud Light that's been left in the summer sun for weeks, then topped off with brine from the hottest peppers you've ever tasted.
QuadDeuces
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Can't believe this is the first time I'm noticing this thread. Though I've become more of a whiskey drinker lately, I still enjoy a good beer. Currently on a (2 year long) sour/gose kick, so my fridge is pretty consistently filled with the Destihl Wild Sour varieties and Avery Brewing El Gose, among others.
Bottled the brewhouse wheat beer a couple weeks ago, tried 1 bottle on the weekend. Was tasty. Will let the rest age till summer
Love me some sours/goses. Two Roads makes a Persian lime gose aged in tequila barrels. Comes in at 7.5%, and is absolutely delicious.
Notes: Twoquila - Civilization has come up with some great flavor combinations, like tequila and lime. We took our Two Roads Persian Lime Gose, brewed it with agave and aged it in authentic tequila barrels from Jalisco, Mexico. Time spent in these barrels imparts an oaky character and subtle notes of blue agave. A touch of fresh lime juice perfects this most delightful beer. Salud!
Two Roads also makes an outstanding dark sour cherry. Synopsis Dark Sour Cherry - Synopsis is a 6.4% mix-fermented brews use wild and cultured yeast strains and age on wood and abundantly fruited with real dark cherries for a complex, refreshingly tart beer. A mixed-fermentation process creates a subtle funk while the dark cherry adds a juicy tartness and slight tannic flavor
