What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

[profdbrk]

The best thing about beer is that it's not a particularly costly mistake if you make it.  I mean, it's a beer, not a 400bucks of jeans you bought too small.  I also have a thing about the P-38 Lightening, which might have been the coolest looking plane of its era.  If you notice the Panerai, that is now 20+ years old.  This Bronx Brewery IPA has held up well.

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[A Former User]

[Seul]

Slushpuppie.

[scooter]

@Seul , you seem to be enjoying those BP fruited sours. There's some hotter weather headed my way, later this week. I may have to head back to the store to nab some…

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[Seul]

Danish DIPA w/ oats and wheats. Great stuff.

[Alex]

Quite nice, but a little subtle

[Giles]

Or a little abstract….

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[Sage954]

That beer looks great. Hard to go wrong with a good Citra and Mosaic base.

[Seul]

[Seul]

Russian milkshake IPA w/ blood orange.

[steelworker]

Russian milkshake bloody orange-
how the hell is that even beer? just wondering.

[Seul]

I don't even think there was any lactose in it… Not a whole lotta milk(a)shake vibe... The blood orange was a nice, zesty touch...

There's stuff in my fridge that is much, MUCH worse when it comes to borderline not being beer than this, steelworker...

[steelworker]

What? A Gorgonzola duck confit bay scallop stout?

[Seul]

You asked for it. I'm opening it in a bit…

[steelworker]

We rustics lack the sophistication of the Continental palate. To wit-

[LewisStonehouse]

Reminds me of a squid ink gose I had a few years ago. Can't remember ever drinking a more revolting beer