What's your favorite Beer?

[Appfaff]

We too have been enjoying Manhattan Project brews…

Double Half Life is my favorite, and the Pilsner is a nice “palette cleanser” between IPAs

Greg and I have enjoyed quite a few beers this week or so

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[A Former User]

I’ve been having one a day from them lately, as they have created some weapons grade, highly enriched deliciousness. An “atom” a day as they say. The double is radioactive hop juice. Fukushima level lupulin contamination.

And I have also been taking advantage of the ridiculously expansive assortment of beers here

[Aetas]

@Seul:

Cheers, scooter, adam313, neph93, Sage954, Tiro, Chris, Aetas, Jett129 and all others posting ITT…
Have a great end of the year, and stay away from hard seltzers...

Cheers Mate…..

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[A Former User]

One for all the Tier 4 forum friends.

[Anesthetist]

No clue about the brew, but the can is amazing!

Popped a BB Carmella tonight.

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[scooter]

@Seul:

Cheers, scooter…
Have a great end of the year, and stay away from hard seltzers...

Cheers to you, as well, Eli. And, cheers to what will hopefully be a much better year than this…

[scooter]

[A Former User]

Critical mass

[Appfaff]

^^^My fav!!

We enjoyed this one while cooking…

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[scooter]

Another new-to-me brewery, Civil Society Brewing, out of Jupiter, FL. They get good ratings, and this first one was mighty tasty…..

[Seul]

Epicfaff…

Ok bit of text coming up... Last week, the 25th to be specific, I vowed to me mate that we'd share a bottle of Zenne Y Frontera before the end of the year... Tuesday we popped my Batch 92...

This Zenne y Frontera is a blend of eleven different sherry barrels - ten Oloroso barrels and one Amontillado barrel. 
The Oloroso bar-rels were more than fourty years old. The lambics originate from four different brews and were all a good year old 
when filling the sherry barrels. Accordingly, the weighted average age upon bottling 
was a tad more than 25 months. 100% 3 Fonteinen.

Nope… Read that again... Seriously: the amount of work that goes into one fucking bottling is amazeballs. To be able to drink this "local" (made 50 miles from me) sour, and the depth of what is a 6.5% beer is, again, amazeballs.

My mate deemd it too young, too fresh... The sherry didn't really shine through... Think he was right... Well I guess we'll see next year, when I open my bach 93

[Seul]

Oh, and right now, as I needed a little pick me up…

[Seul]

[A Former User]

[Sage954]

@scooter:

@Seul:

Cheers, scooter…
Have a great end of the year, and stay away from hard seltzers...

Cheers to you, as well, Eli. And, cheers to what will hopefully be a much better year than this…

Cheers everyone. Happy New Year. Just opened this one in honor of Eli.  Not as fancy as the vintage he recently posted. My first 3F.  Stumbled upon it visiting the in-laws. It’s fantastic.

[Sage954]

Forgot the pic

[A Former User]

Last beer of this year, 08/29/97, Judgement Day

[scooter]

[A Former User]

[A Former User]

A walking contradiction drinking a juicy contradiction. It is wonderful