Ashful
Minister of Fire
Yeah, a bunch of this was pine, but not all.
Welcome to the land of cheesesteaks and most of our nations deadliest highways.
Welcome to the land of cheesesteaks and most of our nations deadliest highways.
What's your favorite BEER?
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i had the hoe first the picture was taken before i cooled the conntucky hoegaarden is one of my top ten.
sloeffle
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
Not around here. Bells is sold in most local distributors. Of course, the Octoberfest is only available seasonally.
HisTreeNut
Minister of Fire
I like dark beers in general, and my goto beer of choice is Guinness Extra Stout.
A local microbrewery I enjoy is the Highland Brewing Company. They have a Black Mocha Stout that is quite good.
A local microbrewery I enjoy is the Highland Brewing Company. They have a Black Mocha Stout that is quite good.
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Just saw a quote on why folks are moving back to things like traditional American lagers.
"People are simply waking up that IPA/Pale Ale beers "flavored" with hops and more hops, actually taste like drinking ashtray water! Blend in a little stout and porter for Double Tray styles!"
"People are simply waking up that IPA/Pale Ale beers "flavored" with hops and more hops, actually taste like drinking ashtray water! Blend in a little stout and porter for Double Tray styles!"
BlackGreyhounds
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Ashful
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Seasoned Oak
Minister of Fire
Tried a Troegs Hop Knife harvest ale for the first time ,Too hoppy an bitter for my taste ,liking the craft brewery "covered bridge" from catawissa lately. My favorite is their triple cherry . GOt a growler of their Burbon ale too ,pretty strong at 9% ABV
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
Only brew I enjoy from Troegs is Mad Elf. That'll light you up, just fine.
Today was Chimay Cinq Cents. Yesterday, Rude Elf's Reserve and Delirium Tremens. Friday, Allagash Curieux and Weyerbacher's Imperial Pumpkin.
So much beer, so little time for sleeping it off.
Today was Chimay Cinq Cents. Yesterday, Rude Elf's Reserve and Delirium Tremens. Friday, Allagash Curieux and Weyerbacher's Imperial Pumpkin.
So much beer, so little time for sleeping it off.
Seasoned Oak
Minister of Fire
Just got a case of that Mad elf ,at 11% ABV i wont be knocking back a 6 pak at a time, thats for sure.Only brew I enjoy from Troegs is Mad Elf. That'll light you up, just fine.
Today was Chimay Cinq Cents. Yesterday, Rude Elf's Reserve and Delirium Tremens. Friday, Allagash Curieux and Weyerbacher's Imperial Pumpkin.
So much beer, so little time for sleeping it off.
kennyp2339
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jb6l6gc
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mellow
Resident Stove Connoisseur
I can tell you one I absolutely hated, DogFish Head Higher Math, that is one of the only beers I have spit out, I was really hoping to like that beer, at $10 per 12oz bottle it for sure was expensive. I was really disappointed with that one. Maybe you will like it if you like sour beers, I don't like the vinegar taste of sour beers.
http://beerstreetjournal.com/dogfish-head-higher-math-a-20th-anniverary-20-abv-beer/
http://beerstreetjournal.com/dogfish-head-higher-math-a-20th-anniverary-20-abv-beer/
mellow
Resident Stove Connoisseur
And now back to my favorite at the moment:
Evolution Craft Brewing
Rise Up Russian Imperial Stout (Brewed with a local roasters coffee beans)
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/19897/167971/
Evolution Craft Brewing
Rise Up Russian Imperial Stout (Brewed with a local roasters coffee beans)
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/19897/167971/
Sounds delicious. Local distillery makes a coffee liqueur with their vodka and locally roasted coffee. It is astounding. Makes Kaluha taste like cough syrup.
http://seattledistilling.com/home/?page_id=42
http://seattledistilling.com/home/?page_id=42
Ashful
Minister of Fire
If you're into the coffee thing, I highly recommend Allagash James Bean.
For imperial stouts, Fegley's is at the top of my list. Insidious at 9%, or Delirious at 17%. I've only found the latter on tap once, and never in bottles.
For imperial stouts, Fegley's is at the top of my list. Insidious at 9%, or Delirious at 17%. I've only found the latter on tap once, and never in bottles.
Jack Fate
Feeling the Heat
Seasoned Oak
Minister of Fire
Sam Addams makes the best chocolate stout iv tasted. Way better than the medicine taste of Sam smiths chocolate stout at$4 a 12 oz bottle. Almost swore off chocolate stouts altogether till i had the sam addams.
bag of hammers
Minister of Fire
Ashful
Minister of Fire
What's on tap for Thanksgiving? In addition to a local farm-raised turkey and the local pork butcher's spiral cut ham, my beer-drinking guests will have to make some choices:
Grimbergen Dubbel
Chimay Cinq Cents Tripel
La Trappe Quadrupel
Delirium Tremens Belgian Pale
Guiness Stout
Old Rasputen Imperial Stout
Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
Fegley's Rude Elf's Reserve
Corsendonk Christmas Ale
We'll also be featuring Knob Creek bourbon and rye, Woodford Reserve, 1792 Select Reserve, The Macallan 18, The Balvenie 15, and Laphroaig 18 year single malts from the bar.
Grimbergen Dubbel
Chimay Cinq Cents Tripel
La Trappe Quadrupel
Delirium Tremens Belgian Pale
Guiness Stout
Old Rasputen Imperial Stout
Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
Fegley's Rude Elf's Reserve
Corsendonk Christmas Ale
We'll also be featuring Knob Creek bourbon and rye, Woodford Reserve, 1792 Select Reserve, The Macallan 18, The Balvenie 15, and Laphroaig 18 year single malts from the bar.
bag of hammers
Minister of Fire
Ashful
Minister of Fire
You'd be welcome to come! Never checked drive time from Ontario, tho...
I think all of us with the luxury to sit down in the evening and chat about woodstoves and craft beer, of all obscure things, must be pretty lucky.
I think all of us with the luxury to sit down in the evening and chat about woodstoves and craft beer, of all obscure things, must be pretty lucky.
bag of hammers
Minister of Fire
Well said. Yeah, quite a few miles + expired passport + other commitments = rain check. But I appreciate the invite. Cheers.....
