What's your favorite Beer?
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From what I know it was pretty sought after especially before they started canning it, could only really be had in and around the city. I think it's a pretty great beer, has a 97 on BeerAdvocate. Especially great during the heat of a Texas summer.
Anyone interested just let me know and we can set something up. -
This one is excellent.
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Naturally fermented cider… Gimme gimme gimme...
We did our first bottle release a few weeks ago.
Erraticus #'s 1 - 4:1 was aged in white wine barrels, 2 in gin barrels from a local distillery, 3 had local strawberries, and 4 local cherries.
Very proud of how they turned out, and should still have some around if you actually want some…
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From what I know it was pretty sought after especially before they started canning it, could only really be had in and around the city. I think it's a pretty great beer, has a 97 on BeerAdvocate. Especially great during the heat of a Texas summer.
Anyone interested just let me know and we can set something up.I love Live Oak Hef, probably my all time favorite beer. That's the West Gate Central Market in the previous shot, right?
Speaking of sours, have you been to Blue Owl Brewing yet? I went last weekend and I've been pleasantly surprised with just about everything they've put out so far.
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The Brewery has bought a pub, so Alex and I thought we better go and check it out tonight…..
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I love Live Oak Hef, probably my all time favorite beer. That's the West Gate Central Market in the previous shot, right?
Speaking of sours, have you been to Blue Owl Brewing yet? I went last weekend and I've been pleasantly surprised with just about everything they've put out so far.
That is indeed the West Gate Central Market, I live fairly close by so it's my go to grocery store.
And it helps that it has a good beer selection too!And I haven't made it to Blue Owl Brewing yet, haven't tried any of their beers yet either.
Next time I go beer shopping I'll keep an eye out. What have you had from them that you really liked? -
The Little Boss Sour Wheat and the Sour IPA are both great and available at quite a few local places now. They have a really good seasonal right now, the Dapper Devil, which is delicious. It's got a sort of lambic vibe to it and is dangerously easy to drink at almost 9%. You should definitely check it out if you get a chance. They do tours every few hours or you can buy a glass for $15 to get 4 pours. The tour is $5 more and from what I've heard, it's well worth it.
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Ruination is delicious!
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Going classy tonight. These are hard to find.
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Coincidentally, I too, am going classy tonight.
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Trillium Vicinity DIPA. Pretty awesome that they are pretty close by. Making top notch farmhouse style beers
Sip of Sunshine - if you haven't had it you should try it
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Well….alright then....
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@Traser2g My sober hours would be limited if I had easy access to your brewery's. Lawson's and Tree House are on the top of my list. Haven't been able to get my hands on any Trillium yet, but working on it.
Here is some of the carnage from last weekends bonfire with the neighbors.
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This thing was dumb boozyThis one is most definitely the devil. Had it years ago in a growler. Went down so smooth i almost had the entire thing in one sitting on a beer night with friends. I was the kind of drunk that teenagers get when they discover the peppermint schnapps the first time.
