What's your favorite Beer?
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Had a dinner at some friends' house. This went over well.
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The Dark Sister is very good. Beautiful colour, perfect, thick texture, very piney, complex enough; will be drinking this'un again!..
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/brussels-beer-project-dark-sister/248127/
Outblack Struise/ Stillwater collab. My last bottle and I'm glad it is. Massively offputting aroma (anis, mint). Taste is better but doesn't make up for it. Fascinating beer, if you're into BDSM.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/struise–stillwater-outblack/139000/
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A saison aged in oak with cranberry, cinnamon, hibiscus, nutmeg. Yet another terrific effort from Crooked Stave, by far my favorite local brewery.
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Went way the fuck out into the burbs to escape the Denver market's decimation of beer stock. I'd hoped for Russian River and Bruery, instead got a sixer of Sculpin (usually sold by the bottle, one max due to demand), AleSmith Grand Cru, and Double Swingline from Trinity, which is a very bitter (150 IBU) and very sour (3.6 pH) ale, a wild DIPA. Intrigued by that. They also had a shitload of Hibiki 12, but I resisted… For now.
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They had that at the place i went to over lunch and I had it in hand.
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and stouts….
Imperial stouts?..
Such as….
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/alesmith-speedway-stout/14232/
???
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Glad you got some Jester King Giles, you've got to make it down to the brewery here in Austin sometime!
Talk about an unexpected haul, this just happened today at the grocery store.
Haven't had the Fresh Squeezed IPA from Deschutes, but I've heard good stuff.
I thought that the Prairie Apple Brandy Noir had been sold out here, but I grabbed the last two bottles. Same goes for the Bomb!, so I'm glad I came across a few more bottles.
Had no idea we got Orval here, so I picked up two bottles along with the Grand Reserve to give some Belgian beer a shot. I blame you Seul!
