What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

O/o 50/50 series Mosaic Simcoe.

[Seul]

Meeeh…

[Seul]

One of the best De Molen beers… Almond (marzipan, really), bit of cough medicine, bourbon, strong but not boozy...

[Haddtoo 555]

It’s too expensive but a true hometown brew for me.

[Seul]

Curious…

[Seul]

Lervig Coconuts. Lotsa vanilla, lotsa coco. Yep: excellent.

[Seul]

Kinda boring…

[Seul]

Nice.

[Sage954]

I've always liked this one. Lots of bourbon.

[Seul]

Fifth anniversary ed. Good.

[Sage954]

I've never seen a beer with Cyprus wood. Does it give a flavor similar to oak?

[Seul]

It's less "harsh" than oak, but similar… The hops might be throwing me off though...

Oh: and it's been aged on Cypress wood btw, it's not an ingredient...

[neph93]

Young master Eli… is this worth a punt? I’ve never had any of them but if some are crap I may be better off waiting for the monopoly to get their shit together and bring them in separately.

[neph93]

Never heard of them. Nice beer though…

[neph93]

Next…

[Seul]

@neph93:

Young master Eli… is this worth a punt?

They're all good… But if you can buy 'm separately: 108 and 110...

[gaseousclay]

I don’t drink much these days but felt like dropping in to my neighborhood liquor store and found this. I have to say, the sheer number of micro brews available was overwhelming. I must’ve browsed for 15 min just trying to soak in all the varieties of beer. Glad to see they had Evil Twin, especially after seeing it here many times. The Molotov Surprise is 12% ABV which I like [emoji106]

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[gaseousclay]

Any of you try the new Metallica beer by Stone Brewery? I think it’s called Enter Night

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[Chris]

I think this one is a bit more door than last year's batch.

I grabbed a few bottles, since Love Child is always good, so it'll be interesting to see how it ages.

[gaseousclay]

Are canned beers the new craze? I’m sure this has been going on for awhile but it seems like most of the micro brews I saw were in cans. Probably more economical. Also curious, do a lot of these micro breweries subcontract manufacturing out to different, bigger companies? Seems likely since I imagine the startup costs alone would prevent most from having a mega facility to make beer

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