What's your favorite Beer?
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I balked at the price a bit for such a small bottle, but it's been catching my eye for so long that I just had to give it a shot.
Think I paid 16 bucks for it, hopefully it's worthwhile.I think I paid $17, so about the same. It was good, just that I've had similar and better beers for less. So for me, it was worth trying, just not worth having again.
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My favourite beer is a local one from here in Perth, Australia called Hop Hog. Somewhere between an American pale ale and IPA, on the sweeter and fruitier side of things:
Don't think it's distributed overseas.. Favourite beers of mine that non Australians may be familiar with are Sierra Nevada pale and Weihenstephan Hefe.
Do you fancy Little Creatures? Had a great night at the pub in Perth a fee years ago. First time trying kangaroo, loved it.
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For you Seul:
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Drank most of these. Best in show was (prepare to be shocked) Crooked Stave Nightmare on Brett.
I just ordered a bottle of this because of your post
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My first Boskeun. The label will never not make me smile…
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/de-dolle-boskeun/6861/
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The bowtie is classic too.
I am looking forward to this. I will acquire 12 bottles and cellar at least half of them
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I'll send some soon. I drank the Kool Ade for sure with these guys, obviously.
http://brewtallyinsane.com/2015/03/27/crooked-stave-rolls-out-new-petite-sour-variants/
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Nightmare on Brett is insane.
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Hehe hope you enjoy. It's certainly not for everyone. If you don't like it they have some other examples you may like better. I think most people who enjoy sours would enjoy their Surrette Provision Saison, I don't think I can say the same of Nightmare, though I truly love it.
very nice one! Tastefull!
