What's your favorite Beer?
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This is pretty heavy/thick/syrupy like fucking motor oil at 17.2% Saw it and had to try it. On a positive note the alcohol isn’t all that prevalent in the taste.
Was it good?
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@Filthy:
Yes it is!
I'll be dammed - it's everywhere now. It's not terrible, if you haven't had it.
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Not really,struggled to finish it. Wouldn’t buy it again.
Good to know. I’ll avoid it like the plague.
It’s always a bummer to find something that looks interesting but tastes like crap.
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@Filthy:
Yes it is!
I'll be dammed - it's everywhere now. It's not terrible, if you haven't had it.
Yes I like it a lot. I have to work in Texas often and I have probably had a total of 2 -3 cases of it.
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@mclaincausey have you ever tried https://www.weldwerksbrewing.com/ before? Not sure if their beer is your cuppa tea but it looks good. Appears to be hard to find in Minnesota.
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http://drekkerbrewing.com/ out of Fargo, ND, is another one that looks interesting
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@Filthy:
Worth buying a whole case or nah?
Any beer that is said to go well with chocolate is not a beer imo….
I was wondering what you were talking about (so I withheld responding). But I finally had a chance to look this up on BA and I see what you mean about being paired with chocolate.
I am guessing that I probably wouldn't like this because it is so sweet. I am kind of getting burned out on sweet very alcoholic beers. Thanks for the advice. I am sure most of you beer snobs will cringe… but I will stick with my go to Newcastle. Plus I can get 3 cases of Newcastle for the price of one of those...
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@Filthy:
@Filthy:
Worth buying a whole case or nah?
Any beer that is said to go well with chocolate is not a beer imo….
I was wondering what you were talking about (so I withheld responding). But I finally had a chance to look this up on BA and I see what you mean about being paired with chocolate.
I am guessing that I probably wouldn't like this because it is so sweet. I am kind of getting burned out on sweet very alcoholic beers. Thanks for the advice. I am sure most of you beer snobs will cringe… but I will stick with my go to Newcastle. Plus I can get 3 cases of Newcastle for the price of one of those...
Nothing wrong with Newcastle. I’ve been on a bit of a dessert beer kick, mainly out of curiosity and because I like trying different beers every time I go to the liquor store. But yes, the high cost of craft beer can be a bitter pill to swallow sometimes, especially when you can get more for less with bigger established breweries. But since there’s a gazillion craft breweries these days I tend to fall for those companies with gimmicky beers. I’m sure I’ll get burnt out on it eventually
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