What's your favorite Beer?

[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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[emceeQ]

@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

Canning is definitely on the rise in a big way.  There is huge consumer demand for cans presently.  Cans also present a number of quality benefits, mainly they let in zero light (even brown/amber glass lets in a bit) and they have more airtight seals than bottles with crown caps (reducing oxygen exposure over time).  The cans are often more economical, but it's highly dependent on supply chain.

There are some breweries/brands that contract out production to larger facilities, but the majority self produce.  Startup costs are high, but you definitely don't need a "mega facility" to produce beer.  Some amazing stuff gets produced in some pretty humble/surprisingly small places.

[neph93]

@Seul:

@neph93:

Young master Eli… is this worth a punt?

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

Cheers buddy.

Elevated sports beer…

[Aetas]

[hajduk]

Oh! This one is great!! Oh yeah!

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[Seul]

I had the BBA version with added almond of this a couple of days ago… This is less bonkers, but as balanced, and almost as delicious... Stellar work by De Molen...

[jdl1279]

Enjoying a Bells Expedition Stout

[xtcclassic]

Took a trip to Scratch Brewing today. Literally in the middle of nowhere in Southern Illinois, down a one-lane gravel road in the middle of the woods. Worth the trip.

[Finn666]

always in the fridge mate! @Seul

@Seul:

Where were they stored?..
@Finn666:

still got a load of belgian beers left from when i first bought them a couple of years ago ^^
you think they're still good enough to enjoy (or even better now)?

[Sage954]

Peanut Butter Stout. Good beer . Not overly sweet like a lot of adjunct stouts.

[Seul]

@Finn666:

always in the fridge mate!

They might've lost some taste - fridge is too cold a place to store a beer longtime… Best to just drink 'm all asap

[Seul]

[Finn666]

@Seul:

They might've lost some taste - fridge is too cold a place to store a beer longtime… Best to just drink 'm all asap

soon i might post in here more regularly then!

[Seul]

[UnTucked]

[Seul]

More overrated Spanish swill… Well, it's not bad, but it's définitely overrated as fuck...

[neph93]

Too much hard water in Spain for good stouts…

More elevated football beer. Ok, this is seriously elevated.

[Sage954]

Always wanted to try this beer, but this is crazy.

https://tenemu.com/news/toppling-goliath-schedules-kbbs-2018-release-for-dec-15/10/2018