What's your favorite Beer?
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Tonight: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/port-brewing-hop-15/16654/
I swear it took me a couple of minutes to figure out that 1 pint, 6 fl. oz = 66cls. And 1 pint, .9 fl. oz = 50cls.
The more you know…
I like your beerbottles better though, yanks... Standard is 35.5 cls (in Belgium it's 33, and no I'm not converting that into oz), and big bottles are mostly 66cls (in Belgium 75), so that makes it easier to share!.. And store the bottles in the fridge!..
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^If all goes as planned, I will be at Port Brewing tomorrow. If not, I'll most likely visit AleSmith.
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Founder's motherlode. KBS and Backwoods Bastard. It's craft beer week here in St. Louis, too bad I'm leaving for San Diego in a few hours.
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^If all goes as planned, I will be at Port Brewing tomorrow. If not, I'll most likely visit AleSmith.
AleSmith is high on my list of spots to visit. It's unfortunate that their brews are hard to come by where I live currently (middle of nowhere, Ohio). I'm jealous; there's a lot of damn good breweries to hit up out that way!
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I really love Belgian beer. That being said, sometimes I like to mix it up. With it being a little warmer this has been my go to. If you haven't tried it, do yourself a favor. It really is pretty good, and it's so easy to drink when it's hot.
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I had some great beers at Toronado in San Diego yesterday:
I also had the Societe Apprentice IPA which was also very good, didn't get a pic of that though. Wish I would have had more than one day there, there were so many more beers I wanted to try.
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Here's one to make you homesick while you are out of town xtc!
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Hahaha, I'm already home but you got the sick part right!
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Clean and bright as mountain air… That makes a man burp and piss like a horse. I wasn't buying but it reminded me of high school.
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The day before I left for my one-day San Diego trip, my brother returned home from his week-long San Francisco trip. This is what he brought back:
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Damn man those look amazing.
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Yeah. Something tells me I'm about to fall in love with sour beers.
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Because sours are awesome.
I'm very envious of the Russian River haul; been wanting to try their stuff for ages.
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Not many people outside of St. Louis know about Perennial, much less their offshoot Side Project, but word is starting to spread. Side Project is specializing in sours, and they are virtually impossible to get but mind-blowing. Just had this:
Next up: Consecration, then Supplication. -
Damn those beers look good… Especially the Consecration...
Currently looking at fridges again... The hunt goes ooooonnnnnn... I'd love to buy a Liebherr but it's too expensive:
http://www.liebherr.com/HGG/en-GB/region-UK/products_hgg.wfw/id-691603-0_35238-1
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7% stout. Result?.. Not enough body… Still good though...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/to-ol-by-udder-means/199224/
