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Beers
- Thread starter EeePee
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TURBOFEST
I wanna be Dave
the nugget nectar is really good. Its real hoppy...strong grapefruit hit.
Weyerbacher Merry Monks belgium triple is excellent. If your looking for a belgian style beer.
Weyerbacher Merry Monks belgium triple is excellent. If your looking for a belgian style beer.
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TURBOFEST
I wanna be Dave
Forgotten xmas present...
So, I was at my mom's place for diner the other night and she started telling me that she found some beer in her wine closet and thought it must be mine. Her only explaination of it was "I think it's called DOGsomething". So, i went to see WTF she was talking about and opened the closet to see this!!!!
Turns out my wife got them for me when they were available as a xmas present and totally forgot about them!!
SCORE!!!! "thumbsup"
So, I was at my mom's place for diner the other night and she started telling me that she found some beer in her wine closet and thought it must be mine. Her only explaination of it was "I think it's called DOGsomething". So, i went to see WTF she was talking about and opened the closet to see this!!!!
Turns out my wife got them for me when they were available as a xmas present and totally forgot about them!!
SCORE!!!! "thumbsup"
EvilTwin v2
I wanna be Dave
ClassicGMJunkie gave me a few bottles of Mackesons Triple Stout a while back. I have to say that it's one of the best tasting brews I've had in a very very long time.
For an every day drink, I've been enjoying the Guiness Black Lager lately.
For an every day drink, I've been enjoying the Guiness Black Lager lately.
Farmer
RCC Addict
Re: Forgotten xmas present...
That's a huge score!!!! I'll buy one off ya at ECC:mrgreen:
Later,
Farmer
So, I was at my mom's place for diner the other night and she started telling me that she found some beer in her wine closet and thought it must be mine. Her only explaination of it was "I think it's called DOGsomething". So, i went to see WTF she was talking about and opened the closet to see this!!!!
Turns out my wife got them for me when they were available as a xmas present and totally forgot about them!!
SCORE!!!! "thumbsup"
That's a huge score!!!! I'll buy one off ya at ECC:mrgreen:
Later,
Farmer
canadianbacon
RCC Addict
Nothing special, just a Newcastle Brown Ale. Nice flavour (at least to me anyways) and a clean finish.
DickyT
I wanna be Dave
Re: Forgotten xmas present...
The 120 is goooood stuff! Lucky man you are "thumbsup"
So, I was at my mom's place for diner the other night and she started telling me that she found some beer in her wine closet and thought it must be mine. Her only explaination of it was "I think it's called DOGsomething". So, i went to see WTF she was talking about and opened the closet to see this!!!!
Turns out my wife got them for me when they were available as a xmas present and totally forgot about them!!
SCORE!!!! "thumbsup"
The 120 is goooood stuff! Lucky man you are "thumbsup"
dude26
Rock Crawler
Today I found a store who sell only beer, thousand of beers !!! 8)8)8)
my girlfriend wasn't really happy :lmao:
I just take this two Belgian
my girlfriend wasn't really happy :lmao:
I just take this two Belgian
C*H*U*D
No idea what I'm doing
I got a 12 pack of this from my Girlfriend's brother-in-law as a belated birthday present. I'm usually not a fan of Lagers but it's not too bad.
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
Rubbaneck
RCC Addict
C*H*U*D
No idea what I'm doing
That would be great when crawling "thumbsup"
Well, it's true. And I bought one. Bottle fermented with maple syrup. Dude said it was great and somewhat sweet. Bottle is warm, so I started with the Resin.
It's out of New York, made by Sixpoint. Skinny, weird, tall cans that hold an Imperial IPA, meaning 9.1% ABV. Woo hoo! So far it's pretty good and surprisingly masked all but the super very last hint of alcohol. Nothing stands out really, so good balance. Pretty much pine and mild malt for me. Not much on the citrus front. The glass is completely coated with uh... what's that called... lacing? My mouth is a bit sticky too, but I guess that's part of the decision to call it Resin. It goes down easy, which could be dangerous.
Throw in a six of fantastically citrusy IPA from The Brew Kettle, and a fresh 30 of Natty Ice and my wallet is out $45 in one hit.
Should be a GREAT weekend. :mrgreen:
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johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
no, I'm not a fan of the overly malty stuff... I'm a hop head 8)
I meant in relation to other um... more balanced IPAs. It leans slightly towards the malty side more than the uh, less malty side?
Heck I could probably go back and see what I said about it, but meh. Don't care that much.
Cheers!
Heck I could probably go back and see what I said about it, but meh. Don't care that much.
Cheers!
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
The kreik was delicious. A massive and full head of an almost unappealingly deep pink quickly disappears to live a rich vibrant red beer underneath. You'll have to use your imagination as none of the pics I took do it any justice.
Strong wet lemony (not vinegary) and very sour opening which is abruptly smashed with a drying of the whole tongue. All of the wonderful flavors of the barrel come sweeping in with an undertone of the main astringent flavor, the cherry. This is not a sweet beer by any measure. The brett is pronounced, but it's not dominating. The sour leaves and you get a perfect match of brett and cherry. The timing on the palette is just amazing.
And an old favorite, Old Suffolk. This is a beer for you EeePee. If you see it grab it, it just might change the way you think about brown ales.
Strong wet lemony (not vinegary) and very sour opening which is abruptly smashed with a drying of the whole tongue. All of the wonderful flavors of the barrel come sweeping in with an undertone of the main astringent flavor, the cherry. This is not a sweet beer by any measure. The brett is pronounced, but it's not dominating. The sour leaves and you get a perfect match of brett and cherry. The timing on the palette is just amazing.
And an old favorite, Old Suffolk. This is a beer for you EeePee. If you see it grab it, it just might change the way you think about brown ales.
