What's your favorite Beer?
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Will do pal when I place my next order. I've been ordering from Kurt at Belgiuminabox for some time now but not tried your suggestion so looking forward to it [emoji106]
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Imo Oerbier is the most interesting and best evolving Belgian beer together with Orval… But maybe try the one bottle first, otherwise you're stuck with a crate...
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/de-dolle-oerbier/6860/
I think shipping by the crate is a remarkably convenient service!.. Also: 52€ (before shipping) is 44 quid... Oerbier costs around 2€/ bottle here, so it's actually not a bad deal at all...
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Picked this up in Philadelphia last weekend. These guys are brewing some good stuff
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For an American Trappist beer this is phenomenal. I need to buy more
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Hear a lot of good stuff about Tired Hands. I just finished off a Crowlers of Sloop Confliction which is a damn near perfect sour ale. I need lots more of this. Watch out for NY up and comers they are putting out stuff that rivals VT and MA.
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This is pretty local to me and sits on shelves. Never tried it but I probably will now. Can get it any time.
@adam313:
For an American Trappist beer this is phenomenal. I need to buy more
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@Traser2g Agree with the NY. Just got back from the finger lakes region. Prison City Brewing is making some great IPA's, New England Style. Still a nano operation, but really good stuff. They can't make enough of their own beer so they get kegs from other breweries as well. They had a Sloop IPA on tap that was really good. Sours are growing on me. I don't know a lot about them though.
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Enjoy 'em Eli, personally I think those two beers are some of the best examples of Austin beer out there right now.
Sadly Live Oak doesn't print canning dates, but that can should be pretty fresh.
The MvB this year is a lot more fruit forward than the previous batch, which also explains why I bought 8 of them! -
I wanted to try it again to see if i missed something the first time. Nope, this is pretty solid
