You Will Drink Good BEER ... And It Will Be Delicious!

[tragabigzanda]

from the ashes of tonkotsu

[PHATJ]

i can't imagine how much the flavors have fallen off in the oracle, which was bottled last august.

Yeah, I'm worried about that too. I had it fresh when I was in MI late last summer. We'll see how well they've held up.

[Bi_3]

Knocking back my last Dogfish Head 90. I've grown quite fond of these.

[PHATJ]

Knocking back my last Dogfish Head 90. I've grown quite fond of these.

I love me some Dogfish Head. I prefer the 60 minute over the 90 and I think my favorite Dogfish Head is Burton Baton. Delicious.

[Orpheus]

IMO the English make the best beer, I prefer their styles the most and the overall flavors of the yeasts and water they use. German beer is very good but is a little too simple for me usually.

We just got Bell's in Austin and I was drinking Kalamazoo and Two-Hearted all day yesterday.

[PHATJ]

IMO the English make the best beer, I prefer their styles the most and the overall flavors of the yeasts and water they use. German beer is very good but is a little too simple for me usually.

We just got Bell's in Austin and I was drinking Kalamazoo and Two-Hearted all day yesterday.

Bells is great. Find an Expedition Stout and drink it. Be prepared for the inevitable four hour boner that will follow.

[Chris_H_2]

IMO the English make the best beer, I prefer their styles the most and the overall flavors of the yeasts and water they use. German beer is very good but is a little too simple for me usually.

We just got Bell's in Austin and I was drinking Kalamazoo and Two-Hearted all day yesterday.

Bells is great. Find an Expedition Stout and drink it. Be prepared for the inevitable four hour boner that will follow.

speaking of, i had an expedition stout vertical from 2007-2016 last year. it's crazy how much the flavors develop over time.

[darth_vedder]

This is a really nice easy drinking pale ale. It's a good example of why I like pale ale's so much.

[Bi_3]

IMO the English make the best beer, I prefer their styles the most and the overall flavors of the yeasts and water they use. German beer is very good but is a little too simple for me usually.

We just got Bell's in Austin and I was drinking Kalamazoo and Two-Hearted all day yesterday.

Having real hand-pulled ales was one of the things I loved about traveling to England for work in the 00's.

[PHATJ]

IMO the English make the best beer, I prefer their styles the most and the overall flavors of the yeasts and water they use. German beer is very good but is a little too simple for me usually.

We just got Bell's in Austin and I was drinking Kalamazoo and Two-Hearted all day yesterday.

Bells is great. Find an Expedition Stout and drink it. Be prepared for the inevitable four hour boner that will follow.

speaking of, i had an expedition stout vertical from 2007-2016 last year. it's crazy how much the flavors develop over time.

Damn. That sounds awesome.

[PHATJ]

This is delicious. I've got a King Sue and an Intergalactic Warrior in the fridge. It may be a very Toppling Goliath night.

[PHATJ]

The King has come.

[doone]

We went to our local brewery's St. Patty's day party. The special brew was called Stouty McStoutface.

[PHATJ]

We went to our local brewery's St. Patty's day party. The special brew was called Stouty McStoutface.

Love it

[Orpheus]

Bell's even brewed a special IPA just for their intro into the Texas Market. Kind of a stupid name, but cool nonetheless.

[PHATJ]

The damage from last night.

[The Argonaut]

New year round offering from Otter Creek. Delicious.

delicious, indeed. Otter Creek is kind of under the radar, but they make good stuff--especially IPAs (really the only kind of beer I have any sort of nuanced appreciation of). I still miss their now-discontinued Black IPA.

[washing machine]

Bell's even brewed a special IPA just for their intro into the Texas Market. Kind of a stupid name, but cool nonetheless.

I haven't had a chance to try any of this yet. Word on the streets is that it's just meh.

[Bammer]

Hale's pale ale.

Manufactured in Seattle.

Damn good beer.

[PHATJ]

i can't imagine how much the flavors have fallen off in the oracle, which was bottled last august.

Yeah, I'm worried about that too. I had it fresh when I was in MI late last summer. We'll see how well they've held up.

I've drank a few of these now. No major changes to the taste.