What's your favorite Beer?
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Dragons Milk by New Holland Brewing is always my go to recommendation. It's one of their main lines, so it is consistently available wherever they distribute and is a damn good example of the style.
The Goose Island Bourbon County, as you mentioned, is another one that tends to be more widely available in my area.
There are a few more that pop up on draft around me with some frequency that I'm blanking on the names of right now. I'll post when I remember them though…
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Something a tad more different… 4.1% so I'm allowed to drink this ::)
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/the-kernel-oak-aged-saison-blend-with-sour/242924/
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I wish I would have been on the lookout for that when I was in Montana today. Sounds like something I would enjoy, and stone doesn't generally disappoint. I didn't want to push my luck with the border though as I already had ten delicious beers courtesy of jdl to bring back!
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My local pub now sells this…...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/flying-dog-raging-bitch/110932/
......ratebeer says it's good, any opinions from dudes across the pond?
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Dragons Milk by New Holland Brewing is always my go to recommendation. It's one of their main lines, so it is consistently available wherever they distribute and is a damn good example of the style.
The Goose Island Bourbon County, as you mentioned, is another one that tends to be more widely available in my area.There are a few more that pop up on draft around me with some frequency that I'm blanking on the names of right now. I'll post when I remember them though…
I certainly enjoy Dragon's Milk, but prefer a little more bourbony - GI BCS isn't distributed here. Any others? I usually stoop to adding whiskey and vanilla to breakfast stout.
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My local pub now sells this…...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/flying-dog-raging-bitch/110932/
......ratebeer says it's good, any opinions from dudes across the pond?
It's not as good as it's name. Still good though.
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Oi! Beer is only meant to flow one way between Belgina and the UK….stop screwing with the system
Next you'll be wanting British food (no-one is that desperate surely).
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Justin,
See if you can find any of the Shipwreck Porter from Arcadia Ales. It's a 12% that is VERY bourbon heavy, almost like a strong cocktail booze wise. It gets pricey for a 12oz bottle, but if over the top bourbon barrel is what you're looking for, I don't think there's a better choice I know of.
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OTT bourbon: STRUISE RIO RESERVA… Drink it warm and you'll be in bourbon heaven...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/struise-rio-reserva/173832/
http://www.bieresgourmet.be/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=67_68_86&products_id=1140
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That does look good…. on the list of things to find
I still like this though for getting that heavy bourbon flavor without just drinking bourbon.http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/arcadia-bourbon-barrel-shipwreck-porter-2011-/138859/
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Hunting this down.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/north-coast-barrel–aged-old-rasputin-xv/71101/
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Hunting this down.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/north-coast-barrel–aged-old-rasputin-xv/71101/
I am not a fan of regular old raspy, but this stuff was great. Top 10 all time for me.
