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Which is a shame, since Tart of Darkness is one of my favorite beers of all time. Really, really love that one.
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Pannepot 2007. Downright mindboggling. Beautiful evo. Very, very slight sour touch, but nowhere near oxidised or past its peak.
Happy International Stout Day
Tonight's haul…the growler is Arcadia Shipwreck Porter...but I can't quite remember why I bought that Bells
Brunch is served
Anyone seen or tried this yet?
Only 4.7%?.. Come on now, jdl!.. You had it right the first time… Plead the 5th all day every day
PS: drinking 12% Struise XXXX Quad...
Gotta have a session ale to break up the bombers once in a while. They usually make good palate cleansers and beat drinking water. LOL
@jdl1279:
Good call. Also they're nice to have with sports.
Yeah - nothing beats low ABV beer whilst playing snooker…
@Seul:
Yeah - nothing beats low ABV beer whilst playing snooker… darts
Fixed
Either'un works for me…
I play better drunk…at least that's what I tell myself. Except a guitar, I can't play for shit when I am drunk
Arcadia Shipwreck Porter is always a must have for me as it gets cooler
Ok E… this one is actually pretty tasty. I guess there is a first for everything when Bell's finally impresses me
There ya go
Re-visiting this'un in a bit:
They actually brew it with aging in mind, so I think I'm gonna stash some away. It's got a bittersweet, almost hoppy almost fruit profile which should blossom nicely in a year or so
