What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

I love the aesthetics of the Trillium cans!.. So elegant…

Temps are going down again... Hoping they stày the fuck down...

[Broark]

These are from Friday night.
Prairie Imaginary Friends IPA. Cool to see Prairie canning beers now, very enjoyable IPA.

Deschutes Cultivateur saison. This was very tasty, but I really hate waxed bottles.  ::)

And these are what I drank last night.
Austin Beerworks Saccharification saison. This one is pretty cool because it was brewed exclusively for an event this weekend and it wasn't really meant to see distribution (the cans have no barcodes) so only a few shops around town got six packs.

Deschutes Black Butte XXVI. Super tasty, actually a bit sour which I found interesting. This was a lot to drink by myself after having three of those Austin Beerworks beers. 

[Seul]

Spencer Monk's Reserve. I quite like it. Very drinkable yet 10.2%…

Of course it costs twice as much as the Belgian quadrupels so........

[Seul]

Oh, and talking (canned) Prairie beers… High expectations for the new No Chill stout!..

https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/prairie-artisan-ales-no-chill/550683/

[David_pll]

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[joesaintjohn]

Prairie is an Oklahoma beer. Chase, the founder has a new special release beer club he started called: American Solera

If you like Prairie, check it out.

https://americansolera.com

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[Seul]

I thought American Solera was a brewery though… Specialised in sours... No?..

[neph93]

Some great looking beers on the last few pages. Especially enjoyed your post @Broark .

Long time since the last time for this one. Finally coming in 330ml bottles up here in the sunny north.

[emceeQ]

@Seul:

I thought American Solera was a brewery though… Specialised in sours... No?..

Sure is.  Started as kind of an off shoot of Prairie, before becoming it's own thing.  Chase is making some great beer!

[joesaintjohn]

@emceeQ:

@Seul:

I thought American Solera was a brewery though… Specialised in sours... No?..

Sure is.  Started as kind of an off shoot of Prairie, before becoming it's own thing.  Chase is making some great beer!

That’s right, but their releasing in some form of club format I don’t understand. So, McQ, you’re in the beer trade now, right? One of my best friends in the world is the head brewer at Anthem Ale Works, and he started with another good friend of mine who is the head brewer at Coop Ale Works, who took over for Chase when he left. Both Oklahoma breweries. Where are you at?

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[Seul]

Jester King x The Kernel collab. Light and not too complex, but I like it!.. Green apples and a bit of funk.

[Broark]

I really enjoyed the bottle I had, very simple and straightforward in a good way.

[Seul]

Had the second half of the bottle this afternoon - enjoyable beer!..

But now… MAMMA MIA!.. Brett... Oak... Tanins... Red wine... Great stuff... Rare as fuck too... 

[Megatron1505]

A Norwegian IPA  ???

[Jett129]

@Seul  You are without a doubt,unequivocally,my beer hero. Probably 95% of what you post I'll never see. I got shut out on the Jameson cask aged stout. You'll probably get it in Belgium.

[Seul]

Gi's a name and brewery and if it does pop up here, I'll send you a bottle free of charge…

[Jett129]

  I would  be thrilled just to know that you were drinking it in Belgium. Supposedly some liquor stores are going to get some,and supposedly they're going to tell me if any are in my area. I had their last Bourbon Barrel stout,which was really delicious.

[piranha]

[neph93]

^ nice!

How was it?

[piranha]

Excellent!  Those Bourbon Barrel Aged Stouts have quite a few calories so I'm on the wagon for another two weeks to lose one or two pounds.

Are they popular over there?