What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

I'd ask him when he got 'm in, and buy 'm anyway… It's pretty strong beer (12%) that can take a fair beating...

[jdl1279]

It doesn't come cheap here, so I had passed them up out of fear. However, given your knowledge I will snag a couple next time.

So to add to the Scotty Karate and 4 elf currently occupying my refrigerator, I procured some DFH 90 minute (which I actually haven't had yet gasp) and some New Holland Night Tripper Stout. The latter goes quickly around here, so this is my first chance at some bottles. Though I had it on draft before and know it's amazing

[neph93]

Everything I've had by Amager from Denmark has been good. This was pretty great.

[jdl1279]

Meh, not bad, but overhyped

[jdl1279]

This is what's up…11.5% and packed with malty goodness

[Andreas1965]

Line-up from this weekend's trip to Maastricht (Cafe Take One).

[Seul]

So I've finally found a store that sells Bourbon County… Only an hour drive from here... 

[jdl1279]

Territorial Brewing Penetrator Dopplebock 12.9% of awesome

Also snagged some Perrin No Rules Vietnamese Porter and New Holland Black Tulip Tripel. Gonna be some good drinking going on

[Seul]

Running outta natty light…

• Dutchsky BA Zombier: needs a lot of time to mellow out. Not good rn.
• Bourbon BA Goliat: original version is better.
• Mikkeller Bad Worse: so freakin good...

[Seul]

Marriage material.

[DanielAFC]

so excited that its eisbock season again. cant wait till i start seeing it pop up in stores here

[Seul]

Real good now…

[neph93]

^nomnomnom

[neph93]

Also nomnom is this from Garage Project. A Tropical Fruit Salad IPA apparently . Very nice indeed.

[Seul]

^That is getting stellar reviews… Remind me to try and drink this next summer mate!..

[neph93]

It's probably best as a summer evening beer, but to be honest it's boozy enough and sophisticated enough to be drunk whenever. Expensive though.

[emceeQ]

Been fully immersed in American sours as of late, but have yet to really get into any Belgian and Euro stuff.  Got any recommendations on Belgian sours/lambics/guezes/etc I should check out Seul?

Starting to get into sour brewing and some more "research" is in order…

[Giles]

And expensible?

[emceeQ]

Certainly a possibility.  Working on that…

[neph93]

@emceeQ:

Been fully immersed in American sours as of late, but have yet to really get into any Belgian and Euro stuff.  Got any recommendations on Belgian sours/lambics/guezes/etc I should check out Seul?

Starting to get into sour brewing and some more "research" is in order…

Seul dropped a load of knowledge on me in the spring/summer. I've had loads of fun tasting/necking all sorts as a result. My advice, try everything. But in the end, Gueze Tilquin is the dogs bollocks, if you can get hold of it.