How and/or where on earth did you find any!? I wish those guys weren’t so stingy with their distribution. Because they could make so much more money if they sold more! Particularly Pliny the younger and Blind pig brews.
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Maggie’s The Official Beer Snob Thread
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How and/or where on earth did you find any!? I wish those guys weren’t so stingy with their distribution. Because they could make so much more money if they sold more! Particularly Pliny the younger and Blind pig brews.
Upslope Brewing Oatmeal Stout was pretty good the other night.
Nice shift from nectar of the gods, Dales Pale Ale.
I think my pal @Stevo86 would like it!!!
Nice shift from nectar of the gods, Dales Pale Ale.
I think my pal @Stevo86 would like it!!!
Delicious. Not like strong alcohol but I usually drink bourbon so maybe it would to others. A neighbor gave it to me. Sent me what they had and I tried this but he said the walnut fudge was incredible.
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Sorry none of my beer can pics were any good.
What’s wrong here? The unflushed toliet? The bleached rug? The hastily secured tp holder? Or what I would asssume is a yogurt covered raisin that no one will pick up for the last month? In the name of science im waiting this one out!
Internet sucks so I didn’t get your pic but I am a fan of dragon’s milk.Found this and got a pack. If you like Dragons Milk, this is similar but stronger barrel flavor.
More local swill for me. Pretty good this year.
Meant to pop this open on Christmas but ended up enjoying this tonight to celebrate a promotion. Cheers!
They had those in the PX for $5.99 a case (cans). I got 5 cases before they sold out. Good beer
Had my first Dragons Milk.
Boy was it good!
Boy was it good!
That's a good one....
If you like Dragons Milk look for any of the Breakfast Stouts from Founders.
I've been trying to get that for forever.
Years ago they pulled it from the US market and I contacted Sapporo in Japan and asked how much to send me like 10 cases or so and they would not do it.
It was excellent beer but I have not seen it in at least 20 years.
Trying this new release from Boulevard. Part of their Smokestack series. It's really different, but I like it. Light bodied like a blonde ale, but with chocolate. Not bad.
I don’t know what a slaw dog is, but any form of a hot dog is disgusting and isn’t worthy of consumption by anything.
Carry on.
Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue. I don't usually go for pale ales, but this is like sunshine in a glass. Delicious!
Haven't been able to drink a long time, it messes with my stomach and nerves now, interferes with meds... Sucks. Getting old sucks in general. I used to brew prior to the divorce though, and my buddy and I still have a complete all grain 15gal. "kit" upstairs. All sorts of extras including a hopback (think of a commercial RO filter but with the filter material replaced with fresh hops). IPA's without the bitterness, just on another level entirely. I liked the stuff we made better than 90% of the stuff out there.
Could brew Paulaner Hefe and you couldn't tell the difference between ours and the stuff they sell.
But my favorite beer of all, nothing comes close, is SCHLENKERLA --a smoke beer from Bamburg Germany. Something I was never able to come close to copying. Requires smoking the grain first. Like BBQ in a bottle! That's a beer I'm willing to suffer the side effects for!
Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout is another that's out of this world. Pretty sure they just ferment coffee because "coffee flavor" or "coffee added" doesn't cut it at all.
Believe it or not, Amsterdam is one of the best places in the world you can go for beer, they have it all. If you're ever there go to the beer store across the street from the royal palace. Belgique is a pub the size of a bathroom that has some of the best beers on tap and also sell trappist cheese to go with that trappist ale on tap too. God I miss that place!
Could brew Paulaner Hefe and you couldn't tell the difference between ours and the stuff they sell.
But my favorite beer of all, nothing comes close, is SCHLENKERLA --a smoke beer from Bamburg Germany. Something I was never able to come close to copying. Requires smoking the grain first. Like BBQ in a bottle! That's a beer I'm willing to suffer the side effects for!
Hitachino Nest Espresso Stout is another that's out of this world. Pretty sure they just ferment coffee because "coffee flavor" or "coffee added" doesn't cut it at all.
Believe it or not, Amsterdam is one of the best places in the world you can go for beer, they have it all. If you're ever there go to the beer store across the street from the royal palace. Belgique is a pub the size of a bathroom that has some of the best beers on tap and also sell trappist cheese to go with that trappist ale on tap too. God I miss that place!
Bunch of fucking pussies, regular night out:
Getting ready to do some crazy shit and not remember anything:
Getting ready to do some crazy shit and not remember anything:
Just found a new favorite Tripel.
I met one of the brewers from that company a handful of years back at a Blues fest in the white mountains.
That one was not his as it was created before he started there. He shared with me a couple samples of stuff he was working on. Both were very very good. I shared with him the bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue I had brought with me.
Really cool guy and made really good beer too.
