What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

Yesterday.

[neph93]

I had a weekend full of IPA variants…

[scooter]

Finally ! A low ABV% fruited sour that hasn't been over-fruited to death. Toppling for the win…..

[Sage954]

@scooter the TG sour looks great. I really like that they didn’t add lactose. As to the over fruiting, a local brewery here has had cans of their fruited beers exploding if they get warm from secondary fermentation caused by all the sugars from the fruit. Keep em cold

[scooter]

[scooter]

@Sage954:

fruited beers exploding

A while back, Drekker had the same issue. The local distributor made it clear, to all the shops they service, proper refrigeration is required. I generally steer clear of them, anyway. I'm really not a fan…

[Chris]

@Sage954:

a local brewery here has had cans of their fruited beers exploding if they get warm from secondary fermentation

I had that happen with a can of gose; I didn't realize it was even a possibility, but all it took was a couple of months at room temperature…

[Seul]

^This is why I have a third fridge that's set on 4C° for IPAs, sours and fruited sours…

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[scooter]

[scooter]

Back to the Chicago suburbs, once again, for another new-to-me brewery. Energy City Brewing. This is a lovely dessert sour. Decadent, sweet, it's a bit much for regular consumption. But, it's a very nice treat…..

[Seul]

[Giles]

[scooter]

I had heard Aslin makes a good stout. Let's just say, I heard right…..

https://untappd.com/b/aslin-beer-company-sprechen-sie-deutsch/2417619

[ddtrash]

Back in Norway for work.  A nice light and easy drinking Polar Bear beer from Mack brewery Tromso.  Blue or White?

[Seul]

I'm assuming blue's more potent so… blue...

[hajduk]

I know these ones. Very easy ones. Blue selvfølgelig
Can i ask where in Norway?

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[Giles]

Roll on beer o'clock…...

[scooter]

^Cellar one of those for me, please. I'll be there in a year, or so… 

[Alex]

Scott, you would love this. I tried some last night and it really is something pretty special

[neph93]

@Seul:

I'm assuming blue's more potent so… blue...

The blue is a standard 4.7% lager. The white is the reduced calorie, gluten free version at 4.2%. In northern Norway we call them both «pessvaijn».