Wine and Beer Enthusiasts

[rhett7660]

Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA is outstanding, a standard "go to" for me, especially when restocking from the grocery.

Goose Island is pretty mediocre at best, but sometimes passable if it's on draft and "the best" option at a restaurant (though usually our restaurant decisions account for the draft selections )

I generally dig on Lagunitas, two of my current favorites (in general, but both from Lagunitas):

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Little Sumpin is a good beer. Torpedo is a very good beer too! I haven't had Super Cluster yet, but I will give it a try though!

 

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An excellent Belgian beer: Trappistes Rochefort 8 served in a Trappistes Rochefort glass goblet or chalice.

 

[D.T.]

BTGOF, an amazing deal for a super incredible IPA

 

[0388631]

Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA is outstanding, a standard "go to" for me, especially when restocking from the grocery.

Goose Island is pretty mediocre at best, but sometimes passable if it's on draft and "the best" option at a restaurant (though usually our restaurant decisions account for the draft selections )

I generally dig on Lagunitas, two of my current favorites (in general, but both from Lagunitas):




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Little Sumptin' is always good. I had a Torpedo earlier with some crackers. It hit the spot.

 

[gigatoaster]

For the birthday of my friend...

 

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For the birthday of my friend...

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A gift from you, or something that you plan to drink together?

Either way, a lovely wine; I love white Burgundies.

Do enjoy.

 

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KBS from Founders.

 

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Trappistes Rochefort 8, a Belgian classic.

 

[Gutwrench]

Trappistes Rochefort 8, a Belgian classic.

Oh...the season is changing in favor of dark beers and Scotch!! Enjoy that 8!

 

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Oh...the season is changing in favor of dark beers and Scotch!! Enjoy that 8!

This has been a cold, wet, overcast summer.

Thus, regrettably, I feel that I must report that the season never caused dark beers to fall out of favour.

There were a few days in June when the thought of session beers and light lagers did tempt; but, not since, then, alas.

 

[Gutwrench]

This has been a cold, wet, overcast summer.

Thus, regrettably, I feel that I must report that the season never caused dark beers to fall out of favour.

There were a few days in June when the thought of session beers and light lagers did tempt; but, not since, then, alas.

It’s been a rainy summer here too. So much so I’ve not watered the grass even once. Usually that routine has started by the end of June. Speaking of beverages I think I’ll squeeze one in!

 

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Sipping a Trappistes Rochefort 10, in a Trappistes Rochefort glass goblet.

 

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Sipping a glass of Chablis, 1er Cru, a elegant white wine from Burgundy.

 

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Sipping a KBS from Founders.

 

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Sipping a KBS from Founders.

And again, sipping a KBS from Founders.

 

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Sipping a tart, sour, fruit beer this evening.

"The Blend" from The Wild Beer Co.

 

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Cava DO rosé brut from Barcelona. 12%.

 

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Enjoyed a light, but tart, fruit, lemon beer from The Wild Beer Co.

 

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A light lager.

 

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Samos POP. Muscat blanc à petits grains. 15%.

 

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A rich, tasty, robust, stout from Buxton Brewery: Yellow Belly.

 

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A red wine from the Rhône region in France, a Crozes-Hermitage, Domaine des Remizières.

 

[AVBeatMan]

Bells Scotch Whiskey this evening. Splendid.

 

[rhett7660]

Went a little German this weekend. Tried Goldbrau Stiegl Gold lager. It was actually pretty good and the flavor is what you would expect from a good German beer. Very clean tasting. While not a German beer, I tried Alesmith's Oktoberfest beer. Which was actually pretty darn good. Not to heavy on the spice.

 

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Hardy's Ale.