What's your favorite Beer?

[scooter]

[Chris]

That looks interesting. How was it?

[Giles]

Whoops, wrong thread 

[Aetas]

Freigeist- Ur Gose

Historical recreation of a german Gose Original from Goslar.
With spruce twigs, cinnamon, wormwood and salt.
Like it. Smells like spruce and taste like a salty Gose.

[neph93]

@Aetas every beer I have had that used spruce/pine needles has been awesome. Don't ask me why but I love it.

[Aetas]

Ancient beers are are thing over here at the moment @neph93

This three are driving it forward!

Hertel- Orca Brau- Freigeist

Die drei von der Tafelrunde- Barley Wine Eisbock (Ice-Bock* 11,5

*Ice-Bock: The name refers to the process of freezing and concentrating the beer.

[neph93]

^ that looks like my kind of beer.

[Sage954]

Neph thanks for translating. I didn’t see pine needles on that label.
Scooter keep an eye out for Civil Society. We just got our first drop in Maryland.
Both are very good

[Chris]

Thought I'd take a flyer on this, but it was underwhelming.

[scooter]

@Chris:

That looks interesting. How was it?

I quite liked it. I'm just getting started, when it comes lambics and the american versions thereof, though. If pressed for a description, I'd say, I liken it to a somewhat funky, earthy, sour, overripened pear. I was able to get my hands on a bottle of 3F. I'll be enjoying that on Thanksgiving Day. It'll be interesting to get a greater sense of the style…

[Seul]

Which'un did you score, scooter?..

[Tiro]

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[scooter]

@Seul:

Which'un did you score, scooter?..

This'un…..

[Sage954]

Vitamin Sea Brewing

[scooter]

[Anesthetist]

Spicier than I remember but still really nice.

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[Seul]

The Cuvée G&A is great, scooter…

[Seul]