Beer Thread

[JFellows]

The local place finally got a shipment of Brooklyn's Black Chocolate Stout in...I paid $9.99 for a 6er. I'm looking forward to it!

[chefchris]

The local place finally got a shipment of Brooklyn's Black Chocolate Stout in...I paid $9.99 for a 6er. I'm looking forward to it!

Ah sweet! I talked to a rep a couple weeks ago and he said they should be shipping out soon. I this beer.

I just picked up a 6er of Tommyknocker Imperial Nut Brown Ale and a Cappucinto Stout by Lagunitas.

I love Florida.

[logan37]

The local place finally got a shipment of Brooklyn's Black Chocolate Stout in...I paid $9.99 for a 6er. I'm looking forward to it!

Brooklyn Brewery is awesome. If you haven't already, you should go on a road trip to visit it. I'll even meet you there. It's a good time.

[mrtr33]

We have probably 6 breweries in this small little town I live in Oregon. Some are really good, some aren't. I've spent at least a month in upstate NY for the past three years (this past year excluded), and have really become fond of Magic Hat. We just don't see it out here.

[logan37]

We have probably 6 breweries in this small little town I live in Oregon. Some are really good, some aren't. I've spent at least a month in upstate NY for the past three years (this past year excluded), and have really become fond of Magic Hat. We just don't see it out here.

magic hat is one of my favorites. That brewery is in Burlington, VT though. I can get pretty much any of their brews in NY. Most of time I see #9 and Circus Boy, but the others are around.

[wild]

The local place finally got a shipment of Brooklyn's Black Chocolate Stout in...I paid $9.99 for a 6er. I'm looking forward to it!

I'm envious. I've only been able to brew a clone of that beer without even tasting it. They just don't ship out here to the SouthWest.

+1 On the Cappucino Stout by Lagunitas, it's very tasty

[JFellows]

Today I picked up a 6er of Bear Republic's Racer 5 IPA. I went through an IPA phase several years ago but haven't drank many IPAs recently; this purchase was the result of a strong recommendation of a friend (and the extremely high ratings this beer has gotten online). Time to see how it is!

[mrtr33]

JFellows,

When I was living in so Cal, I went through an IPA stage, but some of the locally microbrewed IPA's were simply WAAAAY too hoppy for me. I've had a few up here in Oregon and they are a bit calmer; still with a strong hoppy taste, and you can still taste the beer inside.

I'd be interested to hear what you think of that one.

[Chunky]

My favorite is Chimay Grande Réserve (blue), and particularyl enjoy it with a cigar. I have not founs a Sam Adams that I did not like and I also love English microbrews. I lived in England for a couple months for work a few years back and I enjoyed the beers more than anything else. Smithwick's is also a favorite...

Would love to get my hands on some of Sam Adam's Utopias... Only the price has kept me from getting some so far...

Martin.

[wild]

JFellows,

When I was living in so Cal, I went through an IPA stage, but some of the locally microbrewed IPA's were simply WAAAAY too hoppy for me. I've had a few up here in Oregon and they are a bit calmer; still with a strong hoppy taste, and you can still taste the beer inside.

I'd be interested to hear what you think of that one.

Try the East coast IPAs. They tend to be less hoppy than their West coast counterparts.

[JFellows]

On the menu for me tonight:

[chefchris]

jealous

[Hampers]

Just introducing myself, and a local Brewery here in the Hunter Valley, Australia.
If you get the chance have a look at Murrays Craft Brewery and the
Punch and Judy Ale,
Whale Ale, and
Nirvana Ale.
Very impressive and made on a small scale with plenty of handmade care.
Cheers,
Bwendo