state your beer, drinkers

[alf]

I'm working on a sixer of Sierra Nevada Summerfest. their winter seasonal is awesome, so i gave it a shot. Didn't realize it was a lager until I opened the first bottle. Not bad, I like it, I'm not a huge lager fan though.

[mojinho]

it's hard to find something bad in the Sierra Nevada family. i also am not a huge fan of their Summerfest but it's not bad. kind of bland, if anything, don't you think?

[kiya]

Going here tonight, looks like they have quite a good beer list for place like this..

http://www.refugesc.com/

[renski]

alagash is some good stuff. just had some racer x and alpine hoppiness over the weekend... gotta love hops.

[totally epic]

Allagash beers look tasty. Not sure why I haven't picked one up yet.

[kiya]

Allagash beers look tasty. Not sure why I haven't picked one up yet.

The Interlude that i reviewed above is quite different than the rest of their line-up.. it's far more pricey i think and harder to find. Unfortunately that didn't equate to "better"

[englandmj7]

Allagash beers look tasty. Not sure why I haven't picked one up yet.

The Interlude that i reviewed above is quite different than the rest of their line-up.. it's far more pricey i think and harder to find. Unfortunately that didn't equate to "better"

Seems that they are fairly pricey in general. The White is $7 per 750 ml bottle at BevMo and it's only 5.0% ABV. Luckily, a pub near me has it on tap for $5 a pint. Tastes pretty similar to Lost Coast Great White; hints of coriander, and dare I say, butter?

[kiya]

Seems that they are fairly pricey in general. The White is $7 per 750 ml bottle at BevMo and it's only 5.0% ABV. Luckily, a pub near me has it on tap for $5 a pint. Tastes pretty similar to Lost Coast Great White; hints of coriander, and dare I say, butter?

The 2007 January Vintage Interlude retails for about $22 i think...

[herpsky]

I've been drinking microbrews

-McNeill's extra special bitter ale from Brattleboro, VT

-Magic hat #9 from So. Burlington, VT

-Magic hat oddnotion

I like McNeill's a lot.

[totally epic]

Yeah, cost is one of the thing that hinders me buying Allagash and also, Dogfish Head's more "weird" beers.

[totally epic]

Seattle is so awesome at times: http://www.examiner.com/x-218-Seattle-Beer-Examiner~y2008m5d7-Get-Sour-at-Brouwers

[alf]

This Thomas Hardy Ale is unreal and a must for anybody into the rarer stuff... If you see this in a store it's normally a good idea to buy at least a few bottles because you won't see it around often. It's also a prime candidate for a beer that'll age well, cellar this sucker for a few years and it'll be a whole 'nother beast.

The only downfall is the price, it's extremely pricey for a beer that's in a small 8.5oz bottle..

The place down the street from me has a whole bunch priced at $6.60 a bottle, so I tried it out -- it's got character, the syrupy sweetness makes it something I wouldn't drink regular ly but it's a good sipper. It's also my second favorite label/packaging (first being Gulden Draak). Might have to pick up another bottle or two to age for a while.

[fattybfat]

i have to say tsing tao...cuz is cheap

blue girl is good, but the .......hooogarden i also like

[Snacks]

Augustiner Edelstoff

[kiya]

Just had some shitty piss beer with Theetruscan at an izakaya in Shinjuku.

Yay for big mugs.

[salaryman]

Yebisu

Newcastle

Stella

Sam Adam's Summer

Dogfish Head 90 IPA

Hanf-blüte

and keystone from the keg.

[Yardsale]

Is Yebisu any good? always gets plugged at the japanese places I go to

[knucks]

Natty Light

[aho]

knucks, not a fan of Oberon? Might be the typical Michigan college student's summer drink, but still a personal favorite of mine.

[kcats]

Guiness from the can

[acapulcogold]

Widmer & Stella

[aak]

i'm on a major guiness trip at the moment

[englandmj7]

Leffe is not tasty.

Thanks.

[kiya]

Leffe is not tasty.

Thanks.

I had it for the first time almost ten years ago in France.. I thought it was the most terrible beer i'd ever tasted, i've since then learned it's not the most terrible beer i've ever tasted, but it still has a very strong dirty wet sock flavor to it.

[totally epic]

^Agreed .

[readytoignite]

leffe brown and blond are both fine as everyday beers for me (as is duvel, my favorite in that class). call me uncouth, i can take it. the only beer i ever had that i would pronounce undrinkable is a really nasty rauchbier i once had. it was like lapsang souchong as beer.

[jpgm]

i actually really like leffe blond. its definitely not a beer you would want to drink all night though, as it has an almost creamy texture to it and is bit too 'dense' for an entire drinking session, but its nice nonetheless. ive never had leffe brune, although some of my friends rave about it.

[chronoaug]

This cheap place near me normally has $5 all you can drink domestics with a little mug thing that you bring with you, but since a lot of their domestics weren't working it was $5 for everything. They didn't have much unfortunately. Just drank a bunch of newcastle, guinness, warsteiner and hoegarden.

Gonna talk my friends into going to the nice beer bar this weekend. I hear they got more beers in and the german restaurant they're building next door is almost done. I can't wait to feast.

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[mojinho]

Tripel Karmeliet and Kwak have hands down my favorite glasses