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A superb selection.
Do enjoy.
Pliny the Elder is a beer that I would like the opportunity to savour, sometime.
I don't doubt that at all.
Anyway, it is on my bucket list.
Not only have I never had the opportunity to sip, savour and sample this nectar, I have never, ever even laid eyes on it, anywhere in Europe.
I rarely drink IPA's or even like them, I'd much eather drink Belgian abby beer or good German beers. But occasionally I crave one. And this is Aldi's (Nord) own IPA. Totally not bad at all and looks great in the Texels glass (those beers are worth a try as well
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I rarely drink IPA's or even like them, I'd much eather drink Belgian abby beer or good German beers. But occasionally I crave one. And this is Aldi's (Nord) own IPA. Totally not bad at all and looks great in the Texels glass (those beers are worth a try as well
I prefer Jupiler but but i'm going to try this one…..
Groeten uit Scheveningen
From one of my favorite local taprooms
Brewed with Maugnum, Azacca, and Zappa hops... delish!
Brewed with Maugnum, Azacca, and Zappa hops... delish!
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I rarely drink IPA's or even like them, I'd much eather drink Belgian abby beer or good German beers. But occasionally I crave one. And this is Aldi's (Nord) own IPA. Totally not bad at all and looks great in the Texels glass (those beers are worth a try as well
In general, I rarely drink an IPA - that is an exceptionally rare craving, one usually confined to warm, summer months - but far prefer Belgian Trappist, or Abbey, beers, or good German beers.
But, yes, occasionally, very occasionally, I do crave them.
From one of my favorite local taprooms
Brewed with Maugnum, Azacca, and Zappa hops... delish!
Looks like it is flat... lol... Was it?
Yes, that thought occurred to me, as well.
No sir !
The head disappeared before I got my picture set up!
It was pretty good !
Sometimes I pour the beer then think of picture composition… oops
This one is Harken Chardonnay. It’s a California wine and a great value for around $15. It’s a classic buttery Chardonnay. I know it’s not in style today, but that’s what I’m into lol.
And I’m just having fun on the topic. I love beer, too. I prefer something made close to home: Whaler’s apa or ipa made here in my home state of Rhode Island.
Well, most of the white wines from Burgundy (France) - and they include some of my personal favourites - are made from Chardonnay, and there, you will also find that "buttery" style (which, I must admit, I am more than partial to).
These days, it is rare to find US wines in Europe, and I must admit that I have never had a Californian Chardonnay, especially in the classic buttery style.
No worries.
There is an actual "beer & wine" thread I believe.
Not sure how much traffic it gets...
We need to meetup at Cedar Glade sometime.
Also, well done on the use of the classic "Little People" figures and the Vintage Wade elephant...
It’s been a minute. Here are some recents.
My beer aficionado friends use a smartphone app to track their beers, judge them (all sorts of criteria), picture of it, location had and post in them. I never knew such a thing existed till 2 years ago.
Do you use such an app?
I guess it’s like Strava is for athletes , this app for beer aficionado’s. Sorry don’t remember the name.
Actually, it gets quite a bit of traffic.
I've posted in there a few times until I found this thread...
While I frequent both threads, I like the other thread as one can actually discuss beers (and wines - this thread is mostly confined to discussion - and images - of beer) rather than simply focussing on discussion of the images that have been posted, which can be rather limiting.
I like to see the images and then I try to find the ones that have piqued my curiosity...
I have downloaded the untapped app and have no idea how to use it lol.
I assumed I could simply add the beers I've had but that doesn't seem to be the case... or at least it isn't obvious to me how to accomplish that...
The Grassroots Ale from Calfkiller Brewery. Had this one yesterday. Delicious!
"This beer is the true definition of "unparalleled drinkability paradoxically balanced by uncompromised complexity." Along the lines of a pale ale but fermented with our house yeast strain, which lends nice fruity notes that complement the citrus flavors and aromas of the hops." - Calfkiller
not my image...