What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

I just scored 10 bottles of 3 Fonteinen Oude Geuze bottled 09/2013 in a small local store 

I also bought 10x Oerbier bottled 9/2014, and picked up two boxes (20 bottles each) of Stille Nacht 2014… That was my Black Friday...

Right now... Bottled 06/14. Never an easy pour, always a delight.

[A Former User]

Good gawd man!  Save some for the rest of us 

That's an impressive haul, congrats!

[Seul]

That was a quick improvised beer run… That's the kind of shit you can bank on in Belgium 

[Maynard Friedman]

I'm envying that Oerbier Seul, hope you enjoyed it!

[Seul]

Blew my mind… It has lacto-acids in it, which makes for such a complex beer... I really need to try a 5+ year old bottle asap... Aging as many as possible myself meanwhile...

[A Former User]

Boom!

[Andreas1965]

The best GF in the world went shopping again

[jdl1279]

Want to guess where I am? Larry's Stupid Quadrupid IPA to kick things off (so good and 15.1%)

[jdl1279]

Batch 2000 an Old Ale that's very close to Barleywine status…again very good

[Seul]

All these pics in all these posts make me crave for beer. It's 5am. No I'm not partying, of to work in a bit 

[Seul]

Stockroom filling up nicely. Oh: and some beers I got in a trade.

[A Former User]

Oh wow, I'm glad you finally got some Avery Uncle Jacob's Stout. I've been cellaring one for you, but I'm drinking it now!! The alcohol is strong in that one. You will absolutely love it, whether you drink it now or in a year or so, but it will keep for many years. it is so unique and flavorful, so much luscious chocolate and bourbon. The mouthfeel is luxurious and the alcohol gives it a welcome heat to the aftertaste. Really in my top 5 imperial stouts of all time.

The rumkyn is unique as well. The pumpkin and spice is countered by the powerful, sweet rum note. It's one to share with a mate, I didn't want to drink the whole thing, but the pumpkin flavor is exquisite and it has been made and aged as well as any beer on the planet, just like all the Avery beers. Their brewing system and the people running it are top class, and the brewers are all incredibly intelligent beer geeks.

[Seul]

Yeah I knew you had one for me… Glad you're enjoying it 

It'll take a while before I open either of those fuckers... 17-18% is a little much, even for me...

Meanwhile... Decent...

[A Former User]

Don't believe the numbers. We would chug 4oz pours of that shit when it got heavy in the kitchen. It goes down like any 10%er

[A Former User]

Well maybe that's an exaggeration, but it no worse than that 12% you're drinking now, and it's a smaller bottle

[Seul]

Oh I've had beers of that strength before… It's just that I can't do that when I have to get up at 5  fucking am the next day... Which is basically how my December looks like... 4.30 am with a happy slice of 6 on the side if I'm lucky...

Not complaining: store's doing good. Lotsa work. Happy to (have) work. But dear GODS do I loathe December 

[jdl1279]

Nursing a wicked hangover today. I can safely say Bell's has won me over with some really good beers

[Sage954]

Got this today. Only one per customer though.

[Seul]

Lucky bastard… 

[Sage954]

Should I drink or cellar it?  Label says it will develop for 5 years.