What's your favorite Beer?
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The stuff from prairie looks great. I've only come across the prairie ale so far and it was very nice. The saison rue from the bruery is one of my favourites as well. This thread has been on point recently. I wish I could contribute more but I've been stuck in the beer wasteland of interior British Columbia. Hopefully I will get to the coast or Seattle/Portland soon to restock
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My first Canadian beer (ey), and it's fucking BRILLIANT.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/le-trou-du-diable-saison-du-tracteur/124094/
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A Canadian beer for Canada day! Le trou Du diable makes some great stuff
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Well… I'll be needing about 5000 of these asap...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/westbrook-one-claw/214971/
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Cheers!
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Bottled January 2013, so you'd think, this being a 6% pale ale, it'd be oxidised or at least of… Nope... It's really good!.. Delicious light fruitiness. Great texture (slightly sirup-y). In love.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/nogne-o-pale-ale/23812/
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Of all my Gueze experiments so far this summer, this absolute beaut of a beer takes the cake. There is so much going on. Dry and sour of course, but heavy hints of apples and alcohol, and some weird, bitter twist at the end which is a bit like burnt corn. Bloody. Amazing.
Oh, yeah and the colour. My crappy phone doesn't do it justice but it's orange. A sexy, sexy orange. I'm in love.
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Really good beer… Bit light bodied, but delicious.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/blaugies-saison-depeautre/9350/
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Really good beer… Bit light bodied, but delicious.
Loads of new Saison at the monopoly today. That one may have been there.
I'm not at home now but I dropped a ton of cash on som crazy Belgian quad from St. Bernardus (?). Their magnum edition from 2014. I'm going to try (and fail) to keep it for a few years.
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I went through their online list (no idea how up to date that is), and recommend:
http://www.vinmonopolet.no/vareutvalg/overgjeret/belgia/de-ranke-saison-de-dottignies/sku-1777802
=> Buy a million. It's light, and pretty light bodied, but you can down it in 15 seconds… And its delish...
http://www.vinmonopolet.no/vareutvalg/overgjeret/belgia/glazen-toren-saison-derpemere/sku-2200201
=> Buy a trillion.
Still: Orval and Chimay Premiere/ Rouge are better
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I went through their online list (no idea how up to date that is), and recommend:
http://www.vinmonopolet.no/vareutvalg/overgjeret/belgia/de-ranke-saison-de-dottignies/sku-1777802
=> Buy a million. It's light, and pretty light bodied, but you can down it in 15 seconds… And its delish...
http://www.vinmonopolet.no/vareutvalg/overgjeret/belgia/glazen-toren-saison-derpemere/sku-2200201
=> Buy a trillion.
Still: Orval and Chimay Premiere/ Rouge are better
The lists are sharp. They'll tell you which stores have which beers, how many bottles and how long you'll have to wait if it's only available in order. The first one they have at my local, the second one I just ordered. Thanks v. much for the tips [emoji106]
This is the 25€ shit I just bought. Know anything about it:
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Yeah: it's an annual magnum version. Cool bottle to save (cellar).
Warm… Time for an IIPA... Pretty good but nothing spectacular...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/omnipollo-nebuchadnezzar-iipa/184949/
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Here's a few from the weekend.
This gose came highly recommended by the guy at the bottle shop, but I wasn't very impressed…
Almost forgot how good the Standard from Prairie is, I've been drinking all their stouts and heavier stuff for awhile. Their lighter and less funky stuff is still really damn good.
And at the end of the night this just destroyed me. Massive beer. Should've had it earlier on…
