What's your favorite Beer?
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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
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Both of these are awesome. And that blueberry to ol I would drink everyday
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/to-ol-velvets-are-blue/411437/
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The greater Denver area (I'm in Glendale now) is full of spots like this tiny beer cave oasis. So many aged beers
i have yet to find a "craft beer cave" as they call them, "better" than @Seul 's beer fridge. It kinda puts it into perspective what he's accomplished before our very eyes
:-X[/size]Seriously
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Delivery today with the unexpected addition of these two lovely glasses
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I need more decent glassware.
The neverending search for new glasswear… One fourth of my kitchen table is a designated area which I lovingly refer to as "the drying station"... After being rinsed, the glasses spend 24 hours upside down, and 24 hours upright... Then they're thoroughly cleaned with a towel, and placed back...
And you thought you had it bad...
