What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

Red wine BA and 16%. Sure!

[scooter]

Really like this one for more than just it's name…..

[Sage954]

Scooter. Did you notice the label actually peels off and can be used as a sticker.

[scooter]

@Sage954:

Scooter. Did you notice the label actually peels off and can be used as a sticker.

I did now !

Edit: Upon further review, it does not…

[scooter]

[Sage954]

They must have gone with cheaper labels. The previous releases were cut to peel off.

[scooter]

Night Cap…..

[Seul]

I'm finishing these leftover summer sours IF IT KILLS ME…

[Seul]

[scooter]

I've been itching to pop the top on this one. A 12.5% quad IPA. Brilliant…..

[Seul]

All Sails Ripped. Fantastic.

[Giles]

@Alex Thompson could probably do with a bottle or two of that…..

[Seul]

Ouch… I bet that will hurt when he seas this...

[Aetas]

When I was introduced the first time into the world of sour beer from our barkeeper Seul aka E. in 2013 here in the forum, I was hooked from the first moment!
If you scroll back, you can find tons of information about sour, lambic and geuze Seul provided in this time.

To make a long story short, our favorite  head brewer (wich is the owner in third generation) heard us and build a traditional coolship in 15/16 and bought wooden barrels.

He fired tons of collaborations and this night I had the opportunity to open the first bottles launged in 2020.

Sauerland by Freigeist- Cool and Dark Decotion; a collaboration with Pizza Port and brewed at Vormannn Brewery
Local and beatiful balanced. Never thougt this could happen.

More to follow….....

[scooter]

[scooter]

[Seul]

^How is that???

[scooter]

@Seul:

^How is that???

Solid. No frills. Nothing to rave about. But, nothing to complain about, either. I'd rate it right around 4.

[Seul]

Probably cheap, as well?..

I'm raising my glass to Paula's mum… RIP... 

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[scooter]

@Seul:

Probably cheap, as well?..

If I'm remembering correctly, it was $5. Certainly not going to break the bank. But, taking regular stock of it would be a stretch.