What's your favorite Beer?

[Chris]

@Morose_Penguin:

^ Almost bought some last week. How different is it to the bog standard Hobgoblin??

I had some maybe a year ago and I liked it better, but I can't remember why I thought that.  If the price isn't outrageously higher, you should give it a go.  If you like Hobgoblin, obviously.

[summ3rhays]

Halloween time fun. Broke out this beer that my wife bought for me. Damn tasty.  I would have never bought this as I've never hears of Sahtea. Can't go wrong with Doghead Fish beer IMHO.

[Chris]

That does sound interesting, and I agree with you about Dogfish Head.  Best thing to ever come out of Delaware.

[Finn666]

officially having a room mate as of today ! he arrived yesterday evening ( incl. his gf) and the first thing i did, was that i've shared my last 3 beers with them!

for him = westmalle
for her = grand cru
for me = rochefort 10

… all classy and straight out of the bottle o/course

[Seul]

@JamesMarg:

Im pretty sure i had a La Trappe Quad that was around 12% too.

10%.

[redchris]

@Morose_Penguin:

^ Almost bought some last week. How different is it to the bog standard Hobgoblin??

Much nicer. Very smooth. It's only £1.75 at Morrisons atm.

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[Anesthetist]

Hofbrauhaus Prince Ludwig

[Morose_Penguin]

@redchris:

Much nicer. Very smooth. It's only £1.75 at Morrisons atm.

Thanks for the comparison, I'll have to get a Morrisons then :).

[Giles]

@Anesthetist:

Hofbrauhaus Prince Ludwig

Who's the lightweight on the left?

[ohighyo]

Ill take the small beer, please .

[Seul]

Going to Geers with my mate, it's his first time. My brother's coming as well. And all I have to do is spend their money…

[Seul]

My mate spent 70, my brother 30, and I spent 22 € on these two…

[JamesMarg]

Thats a bit more expensive that your usual drop Seul?
Must be pretty special!

[Seul]

Six for the Achel (for which I am so massively stoked I don't think anyone would comprehend haha), and 16 for the Rio Reserva 2009. The latter underwent a crazy complicated process, and it should be worth it… I've been eyeballing this for about a year now... A friendly Dutch fella next to me in Geers, noticed me looking and lovingly caressing the Pannepot and Rye Triples, and told me to get this bottle... So I gave in... 

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/achel-extra-bruin-de-3-wijzen/18983/

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/struise-rio-reserva/173832/

[JamesMarg]

Oh how i envy your selection!

[Seul]

It's costing me a ton of money though - maybe it should be as rare and as expensive as over there…  :-\

[JamesMarg]

Nothing wrong with spending money on things that you're really passionate about and enjoy!
Thats why most of us are here i guess, because we have an eye for the best of the best.

[Seul]

Last thing I think about when enjoying a phenomenal brew, is how much it cost…

However I  will try (I said TRY!) and empty my fridge prior to going to Geers again...

[JamesMarg]

We know that will never happen
Thats like saying you wont buy any more IH until all of your current stuff wears out (Which will NEVER HAPPEN! :D)

[seren]

Tried the Rochefort 10 today. Took it out of the fridge, let it warm up for 2 hours (Dean Seul style), poured it in the Westmalle glass. Tasted better than straight out of the fridge. Somehow there was no bitterness to it. Complex aromas (can't bother to type which ones, wouldn't matter anyway), warm finish without an overwhelming taste of alcohol. In summary: I like! Now that I have established a specific drinking routine for it, I' ll definitely stock up on some Rochefort 10. If you can, you should try it!