What's your favorite Beer?

[Broark]

That is a pretty terrible looking glass…
On a beer related note, anyone have some favorite beer t-shirts?
I have a Bintang t-shirt that I wear a lot, awful beer but it was cheaper than water when I was in Indonesia.
Been meaning to track down a Tiger Beer t-shirt too just because of the memories attached to it.
The Jester King one I have is nice, but not 100% cotton which bugs me.

[Traser2g]

I have a badass Oskar Blues tee that a rep for them gave me.  Emailed the owner to let him know he had a bad batch of Dales out and not only did he email me back, he sent a rep to meet me at my favorite tavern with a bunch of free stuff. Bought me some beers too. Turns out a distributer dropped and repacked a whole palate and didn't say anything. I'm a customer for life.

[jdl1279]

I have a nice tube knit Founders, a Dark Horse, and a Bells Oberon

[Seul]

S/s beers…

[Traser2g]

The Prairies look good!

[Seul]

I'm seriously about to strap myself with C4 and head out to Photobucket's HQ…

[Ndubya94]

@Traser2g:

Thought some of you fine folks might find this helpful.

http://www.porchdrinking.com/articles/2016/01/18/2016-craft-beer-release-calendars/

This is sweet, thanks!

Anyone pick up stone enjoy by 2/14/16 unfiltered?  It's the first enjoy by I've picked up in probably a year or two…was pretty meh.

[Broark]

Well I just read some great news, The Bruery is finally approved to sell beer in Texas. Finally!

[Chris]

Hell, yes!  Finally, I'll be able to service my Tart of Darkness addiction without having to leave the state.

[Broark]

And now maybe I can get a bottle of the recent collaboration they made with Jester King.
The TABC makes no sense, so archaic. But we are talking about Texas after all.

[A Former User]

Righteous

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/avery-hog-heaven/71/

[Traser2g]

I want.

[Chris]

In honor of the above good news, I'm drinking this tonight-

[Broark]

I can't wait to find their stuff, I hope they get some good distribution here.
I picked up a pack of the newly canned Live Oak Hefeweizen, which had previously only been available on tap. I'll crack one open later.
Also picked up a six pack of Acaaza from Founders, haven't tried it before.

[Broark]

Gotta say, it's just as good in a can as it is from the tap. Thought not quite as smooth.

Also I really dig the whole packaging and labeling.

[Broark]

Last one for the night, I dig it. Not an overly hoppy IPA like a lot of people tend to do. Crisp, just enough flavor to it.

[Seul]

@Broark:

Gotta say, it's just as good in a can as it is from the tap.

Wanna trade some cans?.. (I'm serious btw…)

[Broark]

I could probably send you six pack if you want!
Not sure what cans you have (insert joke here), but I'm open to anything I can't find around here.
Also I don't have any experience shipping beer (it would actually be my first trade).
Any other cans you're looking for?

[Seul]

If it's your first time, it's best to start with cans right 

Don't have that many cans right now, just these:

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mikkeller-american-dream/110815/
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mikkeller-arh-hvad/208261/

Kili Wit (exp 10/2015) and Beer Here Kremlin Crude. The Wit was tasteless, the Crude hides its ABV (11) well, but lacks depth…

[A Former User]

Second Street Brewery produces some of the finest ales I have had the privilege of drinking. The Fulcrum IPA is just one more outstanding brew, the hops are a feckin bouquet of deliciousness