What's your favorite Beer?

[Broark]

Very cool!

[Broark]

A bit of a double post but this was too good not to.

Just a fantastic sour ale, packs a punch at 11%.
If the store has another bottle I'll likely buy it again. BFM has passed my expectations so far!

[neph93]

That's a thing of beauty Seul. Great catch.

Here's some snaps of some of the beers I've just picked up.

[Seul]

@Giles:

Love that. Can you get any more?

Apparently it is not limited at all - they still sell this at the brewery for 30€!.. A couple of hundred were made… I mailed them hoping they'd say only two were made haha...

So anyway, we'll just have to visit the brewery, Giles!..

[Seul]

Broark, neph93: stellar beers!.. Neph, lemme know how that THOU SHALT NUT PASS is!.. It's with hazelnut, right?..

[neph93]

@Seul:

It's with hazelnut, right?..

Yes it is. I bought a few in anticipation of it being good. Planning on cracking one this weekend. How's the Lindemanns Blossom Gueuze? There are limited numbers but I only picked up one…

[Seul]

Mine's in the fridge, waiting for warmer weather… When it comes to Lindemans, I have higher expectations for the limited Cuvée René Special Blend they released...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/lindemans-oude-gueuze-cuvee-rene-special-blend-2010/330384/

[Seul]

I had to…

[neph93]

Ha. So good. I applaud your compulsion.

[neph93]

I know the wisdom is that this is one of the best, and it is delicious, but I think I prefer Tilquin [emoji15]

[Seul]

3F is better when it's a couple of years old… Even Armand (head brewer) agrees 

BY THE WAY BY THE WAY BY THE WAY - every geuze has its own little character, and finding your fav is one of the best searches you'll ever do... I honestly still can't tell you what my fav is... Girardin Black Label, three year old 3F, De Oude Cam?.. I'll defo do some elaborate testing next summer

[Broark]

More Bruery beers making their way to Texas, and a bottle of Bluegrass Billionaire. 

[neph93]

@Seul:

3F is better when it's a couple of years old… Even Armand (head brewer) agrees 

BY THE WAY BY THE WAY BY THE WAY - every geuze has its own little character, and finding your fav is one of the best searches you'll ever do...

I'll buy a couple more and bury them somewhere. There are loads different gueze and gueze variations coming in now. Looking forward to the season.

[Chris]

@Broark:

More Bruery beers making their way to Texas, and a bottle of Bluegrass Billionaire. 

I thought the Or Xata was a little underwhelming, but Tart Of Darkness is easily one of my all time favorites.

[Broark]

Tart of Darkness was the first beer I had from them a few years back in SF and I remember it fondly.
I'm interested in trying Or Xata out, only other beer I've had in a similar style is Señorita from Elevation which was pretty nice.

[neph93]

Need to write up the hazelnut stout from To Øl but this got in the way.

Have to admit I'm a sucker for a pretty package and this was great:

Besutifully illustrated paper wrapping.

Limited ed.

Fucking brilliant idea.

Awesome execution.

This is the best I've had from Garage Project in ages. A full on boozy trippel with a tasty twist. Get some.

[Anesthetist]

This was my last Christmas brew in the fridge so I'm sad but it was great. It only aged 5 months but I think it was much better than the bottle I had fresh over the holidays. I should have bought 3 [emoji849] I still have my 3 year old St Bernardus Christmas bottle in the basement but that's for another time…

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[neph93]

^ yum

Been a while since I've had any Brew Dog. I feel like everything they do now is drinkable without being challenging or excellent. Ironic really. This was…. Nice.

[DanielAFC]

Another winner from the guys at four winds

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[DanielAFC]

Round two , rarely a disappointment from to ol. No exceptions here. Amarillo dry hopped imperial pale ale with wheat and oats. Perfectly tart and really refreshing.

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