What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

Cheers AFC 

Bomb! in Canterbury… God-dang it... Jealous...

[Seul]

Bottled 09/ 2013. It's so smooth. So smooth.

[Seul]

@DanielAFC:

There were a few left and I'll be by that store again on Wednesday.

Do check the bottling date though… Seeing as how they're discounted, might've been there for a while... Maybe ask the store owner how long they've been sitting on the shelf... If it's a cool/ airco'ed place with fluorescent lights, then just grrrrrraaaaaaaaaab 'm AND RUN.

[Seul]

2013 Cantillon. Weird. I don't often drink Cantillon and think this bottle might be off. Almost no carbonation. Big sour bite at front but nothing else…

[Broark]

Great for the super hot weather we're having!

This one sounds gross, but is pretty good. Made with fresh Poteet strawberries!

[Chris]

I've had a couple of good beers from Ranger Creek.  A bit hard to find, but worth grabbing a bottle when I do. I'll have to keep an eye out for that one.

[Seul]

That Ayinger is the best…

[Seul]

Summer and autumn beers…

[Seul]

Orval 2012. Brise-Bonbons and Westmalle Extra.

[Broark]

Ranger Creek is a nice little brewery, we get a good stock of their stuff here in Austin.

Orval!

[Seul]

Well… It's warm... Tilquin Quetsche it is...

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/oude-quetsche-tilquin-a-lancienne/184008/

[neph93]

@Seul:

Well… It's warm... Tilquin Quetsche it is

Plums?

[Seul]

Yeah. Second try. Still don't like it.

[Seul]

Refreshing, quaffable, nothing extraordinary.

[neph93]

@Seul:

Yeah. Second try. Still don't like it.

Be interesting to try. Do they do a Kriek as well?

BTW, glasses reached Oslo today. Only five sleeps til they're here in the frozen north. [emoji106]

[neph93]

Not my favourite of the flemish sours I've tried. Very dry though.

[Chris]

That actually is one of my favorites.  It's the one that turned me onto sour beers, in fact.

[neph93]

@Chris:

That actually is one of my favorites.  It's the one that turned me onto sour beers, in fact.

I love the sour+dry in Gueze, but prefer the sweeter Flemish sours and Oude Bruin. Not that I'm an expert. I've got another bottle or two so I'll see if I develop a taste for it.

Have you ever had the Duchesse de Bourgogne?

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/641/1745/

My personal fave.

[Seul]

Listening to the rain.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/westvleteren-extra-8/4935/

[neph93]

@jdl1279:

Knowing it was going to be a long day at the beach, I set myself up for a marathon beer drinking session.

This is far better than it likely has any right to be. Plus at 4.7% you really can drink them ALL DAY

I missed closing time at my the state licensed monopoly (the only place to get good stuff) and had to resort to the local supermarket (which I hate because they only have shite). But low and behold they had this. You're spot on, lad. It's far tastier than it should be and pretty damn good after lugging rocks about all day in 25 C.