What's your favorite Beer?

[HeavyGenes]

Spicy session IPA from my local brewery.

I apologize for the sideways pic. But it's kinda fitting since that's the way I feel.

[Broark]

Drinking this tonight, pretty interesting.

I'm not well versed on fruit beers at all, but this nearly tastes like some kind of raspberry punch.
Not a bad change of pace, doesn't feel like 9.2% ABV.

[Seul]

Vintage 2011 - for my brother's birthday.

[Seul]

Glad to finally have this glass… It's so fucking heavy 

[Seul]

Although it is not as cool as the previous glass…

[Seul]

From what I can taste with this cold, it's brilliant…

[Broark]

Something about the carbonation of it almost tasted flat, but in a good way.
Not really sure how to explain it, but at Jester King it was served correctly at the right temperature. Really tasty.

[Megatron1505]

Tried Kwak for the first time tonight (sorry no pictures), sorry @Seul but I actually like it. Reminded me of Tripel Karmaliet a lot.

[mclaincausey]

If I can find the Brasserie Trois Dames variant I'll have the trifecta.

[Seul]

Some light beers for during the week, some heavier ones for during the week, and some average ones, for during the week.

[Seul]

New beer cabinet's all done… Now I gotta start moving everything... 

[Ragehaver]

Ballast Point was right next door to where I used to live in CA so I picked this up. I know this is the "favorite beer" thread, but holy hell this is bad. Not sure why they bothered bottling and distributing it. Victory at Sea is still one of my favorites though.

[Seul]

So, my brother was bitching about not having enough stock room for food. Picked up a bigger cabinet.

Problem solved.

[mclaincausey]

@Ragehaver:

Ballast Point was right next door to where I used to live in CA so I picked this up. I know this is the "favorite beer" thread, but holy hell this is bad. Not sure why they bothered bottling and distributing it. Victory at Sea is still one of my favorites though.

Ha, one of my beer buddies was just raving about it. They have singles available nearby, will try. The grapefruit is so good, not to mention regular Sculpin.

[Broark]

Victory At Sea is great, and I also really like regular Sculpin and the grapefruit variety. I'll skip on the habanero.
What did you think of the Cerveza Sin Frontera @mclaincausey? I really liked it when I was out at Jester King.

[mclaincausey]

@Broark:

Victory At Sea is great, and I also really like regular Sculpin and the grapefruit variety. I'll skip on the habanero.
What did you think of the Cerveza Sin Frontera @mclaincausey? I really liked it when I was out at Jester King.

No idea, the bottle was $20 and so I only got one. I'll be cellaring her.

[Broark]

Ah okay, thought you might've had a pour at the brewery.
I got one bottle as well, planning on waiting awhile for that as well.
It was enjoyable fresh on tap.

[mclaincausey]

@Broark:

Ah okay, thought you might've had a pour at the brewery.
I got one bottle as well, planning on waiting awhile for that as well.
It was enjoyable fresh on tap.

Have you picked up a Crooked Stave one? I can see if there are some left if you're interested. I did try that (it's the brown ale pictured left of the bottle) and it's great, definitely a pronounced sherry flavor that's a bit different than other things of CS I've tried.

[mclaincausey]

Gotta love the label. A North Korean architectural abortion and a profane name. Ale lives up to it.

[Broark]

I didn't get to try the Crooked Stave batch, just the Jester King one.
The Jester King batch did have some sherry flavor but a bit more sour and wild tasting, like a lot of Jester King offerings.
Also I love that label above! I'll have to keep my eye out for that one.