What's your favorite Beer?
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To Ol Gose to Hollywood. 3.8% gose. Pretty clean, good level of sourness, but a bit light bodied (of course)… Perfect for summer though!.. They should can this.
They have this at my local place. I'll have to grab it next time.
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Hair of the dog's Adam brewed at de molen. Very nice
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@Broark I grabbed a sixer of Waldos too. It's a palate wrecker for sure.
Couple pickups this weekend
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Just a few recent brews.
Been meaning to try out this West Coast IPA from Green Flash, very nice.
Also not very expensive which is refreshing and glad I have a six pack of it.
This was pretty interesting, Devil's Envy brewed by a pretty new Austin brewery called Circle Brewing.
Amber ale which was fairly light in ABV (4.8%) but whiskey barrel aged. A lot of BA'd brews tend to be heavier hitters but this was light and still had all the flavor. Nice take on a seemingly big trend.
Drinking this now, I'm no gueuze or Belgian beer expert but this is a seemingly really good beer.
Found at the local grocery, did a quick search and found that Hanssens makes some good beers!
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Clown Shoes does a nice stout product, especially the BA stuff. If you can, try Flight of the Angry Beast.
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Barbecue til 3am yesterday… Housewarming party at my mate the day before... Feeling a wee bit fragile today...
The only pic I took was this:
Which was a-ok… Drank a 2008 Rochefort 8 before that, which was better
Started with this yesterday: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/boon-oude-geuze-black-label/367485/ Tad boring, but definitely great geuze...
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New Belgium Snapshot. Lightly hoppy and citrusy with a little sour on the finish. Just might be my new summer go to.
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3F Oude Geuze 2007 - flat, but still good. Prairie Gold bombed after it. Like eating a saltless ricecracker after a 4 course Thai meal.
Too bad about the Prairie Gold. I like it, though I've only had it on it's own. I can see how it could suffer following something else, though.
