What's your favorite Beer?

[neph93]

Right now though I'm enjoying some aquavit and you need something simple and tasty with that:

[neph93]

More aquavit with a cheeky bit of German pils.

[Seul]

Had a BA Bible Belt after the Dorothy actually… My last one... Rather aggressively roasted, but then all the other shit kicks in and you just lay back and think "This is what doing heroin for the first time must feel like"...

[neph93]

I bought two. I'm going to make an effort to cellar one [emoji38]

[Seul]

Yeah I'm doing the same: buying six so I can drink five in one day and hopefully forget about the sixth one…

[neph93]

This was great. Biscuit, toffee, sweet and boozy.

[neph93]

The first Orval of what's passing itself off as this years summer…

[Seul]

US label, but brewed in Spain. Never was my favourite Jebus version.

[UnTucked]

2 easy ones to kill our hangovers while in the market…

And, the first of the strong ones, to ensure hangovers for tomorrow

[neph93]

^ Entirely the correct attitude [emoji1434]

I'm getting all Germanic:

[UnTucked]

Part 2

[Seul]

Visited the best brewery in the world. Drank three weeks old Oerbier. Bought 40 bottles of Oerbier Special Reserva 2015.

Life?.. Life is pretty good…

[Giles]

Damn….

[neph93]

Oh you lucky barsteward. Great day.

Good day here too. My first ever Prairie beer. Appropriate glass in the middle ground. Hot blonde in the background.

[Broark]

Just got back from Jester King, what else is new. 
Jester King 2017 Omniscience & Proselytism. Much better than last year's batch IMO, very smooth.

Jester King Saison Américaine. Really impressed by this one, nice balance of acidity.

Jester King Cherry Funk Metal. This blew me away, I already have a bottle but figured I would try it on tap and save the bottle for later. The cherries taste very fresh and tart while adding some complexity to the original Funk Metal. Didn't expect this to be so good!

[A Former User]

This is not an Oerbier special reserva, but it's tasty

[Seul]

Ingredients are all here, but it's a bit thin.

[neph93]

While BrewDog have long since sold their soul to Corporate Hell, their yearly Abstrakt concept beers have retained the same quality and innovation that made the company frikkin awesome 10 years ago. This years effort suggests that even that last bastion of quality has fallen. Blackcurrant Liquorice Stout at 12ABV sounds like a boss idea, but in reality its thin, unbalanced and certainly not worth the money. I bought two bottles so the 2nd will cellar for at least a year. Hopefully it'll repair their reputation…

[Seul]

This is quite superb…

[madmoses]

Anybody here into sour beer otherwise known as gose?

My favorite specimen is Goo Goo Muck, brewed by Seventh Son Brewing Co. in Columbus, Ohio. It's available in July, looks like I will be going there soon!