What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

Yep: mistake…

[Aetas]

It seems, that this sunny weekend was the right time for incredible beer.
You guys know how to savour the moment.

[jdl1279]

Finished my night perfectly

[Seul]

Jealous… 

[jdl1279]

As you should be….it was wonderful.

[Seul]

More Cantillon… MMMMMOOOOORRRRREEEE!..

[Seul]

And what d'ya know: bad bottle!.. No carbonation, colour and taste are off!.. Having an Oud Beersel geuze  instead (since I only had one bottle of Cantillon)…

[Seul]

One of my favs…

[Seul]

De Dolle Brouwers: best brewery, best beers, best labels. Boskeun:

[Aetas]

Last weekend.
Auris 19; "Goldenes Feuer" (Golden Fire :))
That beer definitely requires some cheese.

[Anesthetist]

Just bought this, notice that it's a 10% cider!

[mclaincausey]

I wonder if they use a similar process to ice brewed beer (a Japanese innovation, BTW) to raise the alcohol content. Let us know how that is.

[Anesthetist]

Sure will, but it will be a few days. I know I can't slay that entire bottle without some backup.

[nizzel55]

Old speckled hen
Abbot ale

are probably my two favorites atm.

I am really an ale man!

[Giles]

Oh shit, you can do a LOT better than that…..I bet I could send you a few from our brewery that would put those to shame.....

[nizzel55]

I would love that.
Systembolaget here in sweden has alot of good beers but the ale department is lacking. Even though it is getting better.
Everytime I go to stratford (My wife studied shakespeare there and has a lot of friends there still) I always enjoy trying beers I can not easily get hold of here in Sweden.

[Giles]

Next time you order something, remind me….

[nizzel55]

will do!
:>

[Aetas]

@Giles:

Oh shit, you can do a LOT better than that…..I bet I could send you a few from our brewery that would put those to shame.....

Nizzel55, your Zippo solid brass pic has set standards.
G., sent him a lot.

[Seul]

@mclaincausey:

I wonder if they use a similar process to ice brewed beer (a Japanese innovation, BTW) to raise the alcohol content.

But based on a German invention, discovered per accident I think

Aventinus Eisbock is a class by its own. Legend has it that Aventinus barrels froze during transport in cold winter days. Brewers tasted the liquid that had remained unfrozen and were most deligthed. As the water freezes before the alcohol, what remains is a concentrated Aventinus – concentrated in aroma and in alcohol. We can offer this delight at any time of the year.