Ogrezilla
Nerf Herder
The Mango Wheat is pretty tasty, but then I like fruity beers.
That sounds good, but it isn't in here. Voodoo Ranger, Fat Tire, Juicy Watermelon, and Citradelic. It's fine, but fat tire is the best of them.
The Mango Wheat is pretty tasty, but then I like fruity beers.
That sounds good, but it isn't in here. Voodoo Ranger, Fat Tire, Juicy Watermelon, and Citradelic. It's fine, but fat tire is the best of them.
I'm not a big New Belgium fan to be honest. I like Fat Tire well enough, but their other styles are just average compared to some other regional craft breweries.
As for alcohol consumption, I love beer (and wine and bourbon), but I'm more of a 1-2 drinks at a time kind of guy, maybe 3 on occasion. I drink for taste, flavor, and experience more than anything else. The knocking back a 6 pack days were left behind in my early 20's.
are taste and flavor different things?
Taste refers to the senses inside our mouth including our tongue
Aroma occurs inside our noses and relates specifically to our sense of smell
Flavor is when taste and aroma converge
Man I would love to get into the homebrew game. 20 odd years ago my Mum made homebrew wine, bloody lethal stuff
As I am rather boring when it comes to beer/lager I fear it would be a huge waste of money to buy all the **** needed
I started reading a book about homebrewing last night.
Think I will look at what the library has in the way of brew books. Save spending money.
Save yourself the time and money and just mix some **** in carbonated water. That's what you are used to drinking anyway
I thought I have already told you, I don't drink coffee.
Honestly if there is ever an apocalypse all people who drink at Starbucks and other such ****holes should be the first to go.
I thought I have already told you, I don't drink coffee.
Honestly if there is ever an apocalypse all people who drink at Starbucks and other such ****holes should be the first to go.
Hop Madness was alright. Their Lake Erie Monster is my favorite IPA of theirs.
Yeah, that's a good summation. One of the exceptions would be their fall seasonal Nosferatu for me. It's incredible.My favorite is Chillwave, but I do really enjoy Lake Erie. They are just a solid brewery. They don't make many of my favorite beers of each style (Conway's Irish is probably my favorite of that genre and Christmas Ale is awesome), but they rarely put out a beer that's a miss.
I'm not a big New Belgium fan to be honest. I like Fat Tire well enough, but their other styles are just average compared to some other regional craft breweries.
As for alcohol consumption, I love beer (and wine and bourbon), but I'm more of a 1-2 drinks at a time kind of guy, maybe 3 on occasion. I drink for taste, flavor, and experience more than anything else. The knocking back a 6 pack days were left behind in my early 20's.