What's your favorite Beer?
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If you ever get the chance to make it back into town let me know, I'd love to join!
It's really a great way to spend the day, Texas hill country and tons of great beer. And the pizza at Stanley's is pretty good too. My girlfriend always scoffs at going because every time I have a weekend off that's how I want to spend it! -
Mmmm I do love a good barleywine. Of late I have had a few, Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot, Arcadia Cereal Killer, and Bells Third Coast.
Tonight I am having the afore mentioned Hemp Rye. A nice light bodied brew with a fairly tart finish. This would be a great beer in hotter months, possibly as a session beer, for those that can hold up.
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It's far from perfect, but it has some very intruiging characteristics!..
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/birrificio-del-ducato-la-prima-luna/129476/
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Gents, looking for recommendations for something similar to this, that isn't made by a global conglomorate, I like it as a winter tipple.
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Well, i am from near London…. The home of stout!
However this one is strong, slightly sparkling and quite sweet.
It has flavours of roasted nuts, coffee, cola.Most stouts are around 4-5% abv, but this hits the spot at 7.5.
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Almost at Imperial ABV levels then. Most of the Scandi brewers have stouts and impy stouts that would fit the bill. Do you have any spesialist stores near you that have websites?
My fave boozy, Imperial Stout at the mo is by Boulevard Brewery, and comes from their Smokestack Series. Nøgne do a good one as well.
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@organisys - http://www.samuelsmithsbrewery.co.uk/site/product-category/bottles/
I've had the Stingo and the Imperial. very nice indeed - and definitely not made by a global conglomerate!
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Well, i am from near London…. The home of stout!
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/the-kernel-export-stout-london-1890/126190/