Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:The only time I've ever bitched at the cost of beer is when breweries decided to focus on profits more than anything and shifted from offerings in 6 packs to 4 packs for the same price (e.g., Green Flash and its West Coast).

greenflash, those stupid f*cks



I still buy them

Yeah, I don't like the Green Flash 4 pack, but still buy them as well.

Four packs just feel odd to me. I'd be more than happy putting in a couple extra bucks for the full sixer.

Burt Stanfield wrote:Fat Tire

i do like fat tire. Every once in a while i forget about it but whenever i go back to it i always find it enjoyable. i think it gets lost in the shuffle with all the other good beers out there almost like sierra nevada's pale ale does.

Interestingly enough ... this was certified organic by Utah, but not the US.

Had an empty growler in my car today when we were at Whole Foods. Only decent thing they had was Sierra Nevada Kellerweis. Gotta say, this stuff is leaps and bounds better on tap than I remember it being out of the bottle.

Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Yeah you can't spit twice with out hitting 2 different breweries . Part of my honeymoon is going to be a taste testing around GR.

Thejambi wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Yeah you can't spit twice with out hitting 2 different breweries . Part of my honeymoon is going to be a taste testing around GR.

congrats!

elliseamos wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Yeah you can't spit twice with out hitting 2 different breweries . Part of my honeymoon is going to be a taste testing around GR.

congrats!

Thanks! Yeah Aug 17th. Really excited .

Thejambi wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Yeah you can't spit twice with out hitting 2 different breweries . Part of my honeymoon is going to be a taste testing around GR.

congrats!

Thanks! Yeah Aug 17th. Really excited .

i'm a little worried about the space between the d and the period.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Had an empty growler in my car today when we were at Whole Foods. Only decent thing they had was Sierra Nevada Kellerweis. Gotta say, this stuff is leaps and bounds better on tap than I remember it being out of the bottle.

I have heard good things about the Kellerweis this year, SN rarely errs.

elliseamos wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

Thejambi wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

Thejambi wrote:Just starting to appreciate good beer after years of hard liquor and bud light.
We just got Fat Tire here in Grand Rapids in the past year. Really good

In Grand Rapids, your options for amazing beer are nearly limitless.

Yeah you can't spit twice with out hitting 2 different breweries . Part of my honeymoon is going to be a taste testing around GR.

congrats!

Thanks! Yeah Aug 17th. Really excited .

i'm a little worried about the space between the d and the period.

Haha. It's no coincidence I'm in this thread.

There is nothing better than GOOD beer!

Some new personal favourites include:

Vale IPA (brewed in South Australia, great standard IPA)
Cascade Export Stout (a delicious, well rounded drinkable stout, perfect for all moods, brewed in Tasmania)
Moon Dog Henry Ford's Girthsome Fjord (A mind-blowing Belgian Brown Ale, with a stout character, sooooooo many flavours it blew my mind, brewed in Victoria)
Brooklyn Lager (delicious standard lager, sinkable and palatable)
Fat Yak Pale Ale (brewed in Western Australia, full bodied Pale Ale with delicious fruity flavours, perfect for any occasion)
Moa Stout (delicious and smooth stout, more on the sweeter side, but oh so fantastic, brewed in NZ)
GUINNESS!!

I had a variety pack of Red Hook this past weekend. Wow.

http://www.beerpulse.com/2013/07/iron-m ... -week-993/


2 Minutes to Midnight motherf***ers!

fishbob wrote:There is nothing better than GOOD beer!

Some new personal favourites include:

Vale IPA (brewed in South Australia, great standard IPA)
Cascade Export Stout (a delicious, well rounded drinkable stout, perfect for all moods, brewed in Tasmania)
Moon Dog Henry Ford's Girthsome Fjord (A mind-blowing Belgian Brown Ale, with a stout character, sooooooo many flavours it blew my mind, brewed in Victoria)
Brooklyn Lager (delicious standard lager, sinkable and palatable)
Fat Yak Pale Ale (brewed in Western Australia, full bodied Pale Ale with delicious fruity flavours, perfect for any occasion)
Moa Stout (delicious and smooth stout, more on the sweeter side, but oh so fantastic, brewed in NZ)
GUINNESS!!

Just a reminder to me of how much good beer there is that i don't get to outside of the US.

Snagged me a bottle of this yesterday. I can't wait to try it. Anyone had it yet?

intodeep wrote:

fishbob wrote:There is nothing better than GOOD beer!

Some new personal favourites include:

Vale IPA (brewed in South Australia, great standard IPA)
Cascade Export Stout (a delicious, well rounded drinkable stout, perfect for all moods, brewed in Tasmania)
Moon Dog Henry Ford's Girthsome Fjord (A mind-blowing Belgian Brown Ale, with a stout character, sooooooo many flavours it blew my mind, brewed in Victoria)
Brooklyn Lager (delicious standard lager, sinkable and palatable)
Fat Yak Pale Ale (brewed in Western Australia, full bodied Pale Ale with delicious fruity flavours, perfect for any occasion)
Moa Stout (delicious and smooth stout, more on the sweeter side, but oh so fantastic, brewed in NZ)
GUINNESS!!

Just a reminder to me of how much good beer there is that i don't get to outside of the US.

Yeah I mean same goes for any country! You can always get awesome beer, just gotta look in the right places!

Chris_H_2 wrote:Snagged me a bottle of this yesterday. I can't wait to try it. Anyone had it yet?

Grabbed a few bottles of it... GREAT stuff... however it's a little "hot". I'm going to age mine a while... I think it'll be quite nice in a year or so.

This beauty...its a really cool beer from Argentina, really well made. I like this more than Guinness.