What's your favorite Beer?
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Having had a few rather expensive Trillium beers last weekend and being a little dissatisfied at the quality:price ratio, I’ve just opened an Equilibrium to welcome the weekend and celebrate the start of my holiday. It is really very good indeed. Grapefruit and tangerine but with a lovely bite in the tail.
Hot Ingrid in the background working out how much eight square kilometres of plasterboard is going to cost us….
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A couple of recent ones
This one was a lot of vanilla and a lot of booze. Didn't love it.
Haven't had this one in a while, but it's always good. -
Chris. Got a caramella in the cellar. Maybe it will age well. Hopefully.
Local beer store got some Veil Beers. Both were very good.
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It's weird (read: idiotic)… I love my hoppy beers, but can't roll with a hoppy barleywine...
It's why I buy stuff like this: https://untappd.com/b/to-ol-my-honningkage-is-bigger-than-yours-ba-reserve-edition-2020/4010006
It's too strong, too spicey, double barrel aged, OUTRAGEOUSLY expensive; and that's how I like my barleywines…
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I was sort of surprised by it. I certainly enjoyed it, but the hops, and lack of power and more balanced profile than is typical with BW’s, was odd. Not what I signed up for but I’d do it again.
On the while I really like Northern Monk. This was spectacular:
And this may actually be the greatest dessert stout I have ever had. Go and get some if you can:
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Chris. Got a caramella in the cellar. Maybe it will age well. Hopefully.
It probably will improve with age. Everything about it was just a bit too much. Some time on the shelf would likely mellow it out and make it more enjoyable.
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Chris. I hope you are right. Will give it some time. Some highlights from the weekend.
