What's your favorite Beer?

[Peter]

Obviously there are better BA stouts out there. My favourite might be Stronzo - Anniversary #2. Not counting beer produced on such a small scale with ridiculous amounts of ingredients, that they could never be sold commercially..

[neph93]

Goddammit, that was ridiculous. 16AbV and an even 100ibu. Tastes like sweet soy sauce, with dried fruits and a port wine finish. Fantastic. I've just ordered two more.

[Broark]

Pinthouse Pizza WTF Is Juice?
Hazy, juicy NE style IPA. Pretty tasty, no one that I know of in Texas is even trying to make this style of beer so I'll take it. Also I don't have access to the NE breweries that are making those beers so this'll have to do!

I liked it so much I brought two crowlers of it home too and am drinking one now.

Pinthouse Pizza Nomura. This is an imperial version of their really tasty Electric Jellyfish, clocking in at 10.5% or something like that. Super tasty, brought two crowlers of it home as well.

[Seul]

More coffee please!..

[A Former User]

[Seul]

Didn't buy that Dark Horizon cause it was 20€ for a 0.5l bottle… Decided to get some cheaper stuff... 30 beers and two glasses for 115€ - not too bad!..

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[A Former User]

[Seul]

"Chocolate Martini Imperial Stout"… And they nailed it... It's a riot!..

https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/lervig--hoppin-frog-sippin-into-darkness/430225/

[Anesthetist]

Urban Chestnut's Wolpertinger.
This was really nice. Scotch barrel aged for 2 years but with a little sour from raspberries to cut the sweetness.

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[neph93]

^ sounds bloody lovely. I do like a lyrical write up. Thanks.

[neph93]

Does what it says on the tin.

[neph93]

More silliness. The Mud Cake almost worked. This one is just plain crap. Disappointing commercialism from a previously decent brewery.

[Seul]

Stick to Omnipollo if you want dessert beers… 

[neph93]

@Seul:

Stick to Omnipollo if you want dessert beers… 

Word. Although I also drank my one year old Brewdog Ab21 last weekend. First time I've experienced a years cellaring making real, marked, difference to a beer.

It's an abv heavy, tiramisu, barley wine, and initially there was too much going on with it. After a year all the flavours seem to have not only developed but also separated, so you can revel in the complexity. I guess this is what they mean by a beer "settling down".

[Seul]

First Orval of the year. Oct. 2015 bottle. So good.

[Seul]

Took me 12 minutes to open…

[Jett129]

Was it worth the effort?

[Seul]

Against the Grain's 70k is much, much, much better, cheaper, and takes 3 seconds to open.

[Chris]

Wax seals are so horrible.  I've gotten to the point where I won't even buy a bottle with wax all over it…

[Seul]

I don't mind wax seals, most of them are a breeze to open… But this one... I was hacking away with a bloody cheese knife... Using a chainsaw next time...