What's your favorite Beer?

[xtcclassic]

Yeah. Something tells me I'm about to fall in love with sour beers.

[Chris]

Because sours are awesome.

I'm very envious of the Russian River haul; been wanting to try their stuff for ages.

[xtcclassic]

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.

[Seul]

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

[Seul]

7% stout. Result?.. Not enough body… Still good though...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/to-ol-by-udder-means/199224/

[Chris]

Picked up some new stock.

Especially looking forward to trying out this one.

[sabergirl]

Wicked Weed is from my hometown!  They make good stuff.  I haven't tried that one, though.

[Seul]

Now this, this is good stuff!.. Heavy bourbon kick, very slight metallic taste and odour, but BY GOLLY it goes down smoothly!..

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/rooie-dop-double-oatmeal-stout-bourbon-barrel-aged/206168/

[emceeQ]

@Chris that Wicked Weed is crazy good.  Although I do feel that way about every one of their sours that I've tried…

[xtcclassic]

Dear lord, I'm swimming in killer beer lately.

[Finn666]

while over in the US, I'm enjoying a Belgian beer called "Fat Tire" …pretty nice I have to say. not too strong so just right imo.

[Chris]

Actually, that's New Belgium Brewing Company, from Colorado.  So you're still drinking American beer.   That said, Fat Tire is pretty tasty.

[summ3rhays]

I'm a fan of Fat Tire. Easy to find in cans too for pool parties and river trips.

[emceeQ]

@Chris:

Actually, that's New Belgium Brewing Company, from Colorado.  So you're still drinking American beer.

From one of the largest American craft breweries at that.  Always solid, and anything in their Lips of Faith series is usually fantastic…

[Anesthetist]

Another fan here, always easy to drink in any weather. Good stuff.

[tmg]

Used to love Fat Tire when I lived in Colorado, but haven't seen it available over here in the UK…it was probably the first beer that opened my eyes to the fantastic microbrew scene in the US

[Maynard Friedman]

I'm in Majorca drinking a Belgian blond bier called Judas, which tastes ok to me. Does anyone know it?

[Cutlasshound]

@Maynard:

I'm in Majorca drinking a Belgian blond bier called Judas, which tastes ok to me. Does anyone know it?

I'm pretty sure that I had it in a place called Bierodrome in London once. Black bottle with red writing? Plus isn't it hideously strong?

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[Maynard Friedman]

That's the one - 8.5%.

[Cutlasshound]

Bloody hell. Definitely something I can't handle more than two of! You should check out the Innis and Gunn Rum Cask ale…....

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