What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

First'un: definitely. Second one: haven't had it, but De Troch isn't known as a great lambic brewery…...

[neph93]

@Seul:

First'un: definitely. Second one: haven't had it, but De Troch isn't known as a great lambic brewery…...

Cheers, matey. Going to pick some tommorrow.

[Chris]

Yeah, that Mariage Parfait is excellent.

[neph93]

Just scored what promise to be 20 of the best beers I've ever had, ordered from various corners of Norway's wine and beer monopoly network. The idea is to drink less, but better quality, stronger and weirder. Starting it of with the impy porter aged on bourbon. Bloody nice with the whisky making itself known from the word go…

[Seul]

Boom - jealous…

[Megatron1505]

Pale ale/ champagne…...not incredible, too sweet.

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[neph93]

Next up:

Not what I expected. Incredibly vinous, lots of red fruit, very boozy, but also sour, not sweet. Not as much body as there should be on 11.5ABV.

[Aetas]

[neph93]

@Seul:

Boom - jealous…

It was really good. Let me see if I can get another bottle. I'm up for following your example and starting an international beer-smugling ring…

[Chris]

I'm currently prohibited from drinking, but I had this one before the ban went into effect.  Quite nice, too bad I only had one bottle of it.

[Broark]

Haven't seen that one around here, gotta keep my eye out. Always love trying new Bruery beers.

[neph93]

Scandi beer punning at it's best/worst, I give you "Smells Like Bean Spirit" by Cervisiam (Norway's mad beer professor). It's an Impy Brown Ale with coffee and lactic acid. Bloody marvellous.

[Broark]

Had a few of the new Stone Rippers last night, solid juicy IPA. Would drink again.

[Seul]

Juicy, sweet grape at first, long, dry oak/ tanin finish. For wine lovers. I like it a lot.

[Chris]

@Broark:

Haven't seen that one around here, gotta keep my eye out. Always love trying new Bruery beers.

Unfortunately, I haven't seen it around here, either.  I got that bottle in Las Vegas, when we were visiting Julie's parents.  One of the best things about going to Vegas is finding beer that's unavailable at home.

[tmg]

Can't remember what the beer was, but thought the glass was worth posting [emoji4]

[neph93]

Another Cervisiam this time brewed at Dugge's in Sweden. Not as out there as the Brown Ale but still delish. Has the same low carbonisation and oily mouth feel as some De Molen's impy stouts.

[Seul]

@tmg:

Can't remember what the beer was, but thought the glass was worth posting [emoji4]

[Seul]

Y'all make some crushable wheatbeers… Love it...

[neph93]

A decent beer hall has opened in my little northern town, lots of money invested and a pretty good bottle menu (the draft menu needs developing though). Went there with the wife this afternoon, drank two favourites for double the money I'd pay at the monopoly… but that's Norway for you. The sausages were bloody great.