What's your favorite Beer?
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I’ve tried a few beers using blueberry (mostly impy stouts) and they’ve all been universally shite. Same with liquorice. Two things that should work but no one can get right. That being said, I’m growing increasingly conservative in my tastes and often just go from awesome, well made beers these days, without too much dicking around.
The blueberry pie milkshake ipa doesn’t come out till the 20th. Maybe I’ll wait a couple of days after the reviews start coming out.
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That looks/sounds like it would be perfect for a beer float.
I’ve never tried that. Any good?
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Don’t forget the malt powder, even better if you can get some straight from the brewery. That was my favorite at Avery Brewing in Boulder. We would use the Uncle Jacob’s Stout for a fabulous after service reward!
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That Grand Cru sounds insane. How was it?
I rather enjoyed it. It was quite complex. Unlike anything I've had before. For barrel aged, it was not boozy, at all. The maple was only a hint. Barley wine is unfamiliar territory for me. So, to that I cannot give an educated opinion. I only bought the single can, but I would buy it again.
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Enjoying a few early festive beers with the better half
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Been wanting to try this one for a while. As good as advertised.
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The two middle ones look delicious
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The two middle ones look delicious
Pic #2 is To Øl Secret Santa. A brown ale with espresso, brown sugar and lactose. 8% ABV. Lighter and crisper than it sounds and very tasty.
Pic #3 is Northern Monk Pete’s Dark Past. Also 8%ABV (give or take, I’m doing this from memory). Stout with caramel, biscuit and sugar. Also lighter than you’d imagine. Not quite as successful as the To Øl but decent nonetheless.
