What's your favorite Beer?
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Thanks for the kind words. I wish we could take the credit. We bought an old house and the previous owner had already redone the kitchen.
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One of my favorites of ALL time. Never had a smoked beer before and now I need more!
I will also say every single brew I had from Samuel Smith has been some of, if not the best of their class. Well, in my personal taste opinion. The only one I wasn't too fond of was their Raspberry or Strawberry Wheat(can't remember actually which one). Their Chocolate Stout, amazing! Their Taddy Porter(first one I ever tried), amazing! I have their most famous Oatmeal Stout which I will have in the next few days. I also have their Imperial Stout I can't wait to try. I wish I could find their Organic Lager.
It's always a pleasure, to spot beers from my neighbourhood in this thread … Cheers!
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That is a solid start to any afternoon.
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@Finkster You are one lucky sir to have this made or sold by you…I would be drinking this all the time...it is so good! I want to try their other beers now. I can't find the real good stuff near me...ever. Have to go at least an hour and half to find a distributor that I can get singles of rarer beers or brews.
I want to try the Aecht Schlenkerla Fastenbier so badly....
Wish it wasn't expensive to mail a case over to the grand US of A...I would be down to buy. Make it worse, PA has some old laws and most of the are stupid. Can't buy/ship alcohol into PA because they can't tax it....so lame! Limiting my ability to try the best of the best!
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Always good
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@adam313:
Nice to see you around @emceeQ. How's the brewing life?
Brewing life is great as always. Doing a lot of sweet work with barrel aging, sours, and mixed fermentation.
This is my playground. Built last fall, which is when I took this picture. As of least week, she's almost at capacity!
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Wow. That looks like a whole lotta fun. Congratulations on the barrel aging room! It must take your beers to a whole new level. I'm interested to hear more about your experiments…..wish yall distributed to CO, NM of course. Then I could just buy them and taste them myself!
Thanks for sharing that gorgeous pic.
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Naturally fermented cider… Gimme gimme gimme...
Meanwhile... Too dry for my likings... Not very refined either.
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/dunham-stout-imperiale-russe/256022/
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So I went a little overboard I think, considering I have a fridge full of beer. But I just couldn't pass some of these up!
And I'm going to post this image later to the 666SI world tour thread but figured I'd show you guys my local grocery store selection. This is just mainly the USA stuff, it wraps around other 30/40 feet with international stuff and some more limited bombers as well. No one really thinks about going here for beer, and there are a few smaller bottle shops that have even better selections but usually get picked over. I come here usually when I'm looking for something that's sold out because they usually have one or two left on the shelfs.
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I'll have to take some photos of the selection at my favorite bottle shop, I'll try and make a stop there next week after payday.
The stuff in the photo above is fairly common around here, most bottle shops will at least have some of the beers represented. But they get some rare stuff every now and then, I didn't expect to see the two Jester King beers I got today there.
And I'll still ship you that six pack of Live Oak Hefeweizen sometime soon if you want! -
I'm happy to ship it to anyone interested, now that it's is actually being canned I want everyone get a chance to try it!
No rush on the trade, I've seen the six packs everywhere here so anytime you want we can set something up.
It's funny because for years it was a beer I would drink regularly and not think anything of it, since it's widely available at bars and restaurants here. I never realized it was a highly sought after thing in the beer community.
