Beer, revisited

[verreauxi]

You should give this one a go https://brewser.beer/, it should be much better quality

I keep meaning to look into one of these for the USA...I assume they exist, but different states have different alcohol-by-mail laws so I'm not sure of what would be included. And I also do worry about what is sent...for me, as a general rule, I don't tend to like beers with ABV >6.0 or 6.5, except on special occasions, but American microbrews seem obsessed with >7.0 DIPAs, breakfast stouts, etc.

 

[Nymzee]

You should give this one a go https://brewser.beer/, it should be much better quality

Cheers mate, tbh I’m just not a massive IPA drinking. Some of them I love, some detest. I only started this one because first month was free and I’m terrible at cancelling things lol

 

[Infernus]

Brewed myself a Vienna lager just in time for Christmas. It has been lagering for a month now. Tasted it yesterday and it is wonderful. Refreshing, malty and perfect for the winter weather.

 

[ste d' indica]

Brewed myself a Vienna lager just in time for Christmas. It has been lagering for a month now. Tasted it yesterday and it is wonderful. Refreshing, malty and perfect for the winter weather.
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One of my absolute favourite beer styles.

 

[ste d' indica]

Vocation's chrimbo brew...




May Contain Sixpence.

12.5 % Imperial Stout blended with brandy barrel aged imperial kirsch.

FKNL

Seriously... FKNL

This is one of the finest beers I've ever drunk, fabulous flavours perfectly balanced. Stunning beer.

 

[Drumblue]

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Vocation's chrimbo brew...

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May Contain Sixpence.

12.5 % Imperial Stout blended with brandy barrel aged imperial kirsch.

FKNL

Seriously... FKNL

This is one of the finest beers I've ever drunk, fabulous flavours perfectly balanced. Stunning beer.

Imperial stouts are, for me, the pound for pound Kings of beer.

Not knocking all the other greats but when they hit it, my god!

 

[bigjonny]

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Give me Beamish anytime, Mulligans on Poolbeg st. Dublin

 

[SerenityNigh]

Recent pours:

Joker Double Witbier from Boulevard. I prefer a German wheat to a Belgian, but this is nice. Probably need to let it sit and warm to get full flavor.

Yule Shoot Your Eye Out holiday brew from Karbach. A solid, malty and slightly spicy winter red ale.

Plus more Reve, closing in on all time favorite status with this one.

 

[ste d' indica]

Imperial stouts are, for me, the pound for pound Kings of beer.

Not knocking all the other greats but when they hit it, my god!

Brilliant when done right, some a bit too sickly sweet these days, but when they've got some edge, amazing beers.

I've got a bottle of Dark and Perilous to tuck into at some point over the next fortnight:

Dark & Perilous Nights | Craft Beer | Siren Craft Brew

Dark & Perilous Nights | Siren Craft Brew

www.sirencraftbrew.com

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

They worked well together!

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Brilliant when done right, some a bit too sickly sweet these days, but when they've got some edge, amazing beers.

I've got a bottle of Dark and Perilous to tuck into at some point over the next fortnight:

Dark & Perilous Nights | Craft Beer | Siren Craft Brew

Dark & Perilous Nights | Siren Craft Brew

www.sirencraftbrew.com

The BAs are a favourite of mine. That should be delicious

 

[coollino]

Brilliant when done right, some a bit too sickly sweet these days, but when they've got some edge, amazing beers.

I've got a bottle of Dark and Perilous to tuck into at some point over the next fortnight:

Dark & Perilous Nights | Craft Beer | Siren Craft Brew

Dark & Perilous Nights | Siren Craft Brew

www.sirencraftbrew.com

Yeah I love imperial stouts, but these days a lot go towards desserts. I prefer the bitter leathery ones

 

[ste d' indica]

Old style English ale, bubble and squeak, leftover pigs in blankets, new Dr Jones fillum. Most excellent post chrimbo chill night.

 

[Daz1878]

Been enjoying this one over Christmas. A great-tasting dark bitter, and at a surprisingly low 4% it's pretty easy to sink a few of them without worrying about the next morning: