The Beer Thread

[CWCissey]

Any suggestions on higher alcohol % beers? I'm no expert but I dig the whole Innis & Gunn line and also La Fin Du Monde is nice.

McEwan Champion (7.3%)
King Goblin (6.6%)
Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout (9%)

 

[Damn Near]

Just here to shill my favorite beer, Alexander Keith's, primarily their red amber ale but the standard pale ale is great as well.
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It's my go to beer and if we're not exporting it to the states then my country is as gay as people say it is.
Also for taste reference, Guinness is the worst beer I've ever had.

That looks really fucking good

 

[Yanivs Mutilated Cock]

i'm drinking homebrew, at a price of around 12 cents for half litre.... i'm good to go any time of the day

 

[mr.moon1488]

I wish it wasn't so hard to find a good Hefeweizen in the US.

 

[Yanivs Mutilated Cock]

I wish it wasn't so hard to find a good Hefeweizen in the US.

make it. coopers homebrew kit and then get coopers premium wheat beer kit. use a can of wheat malt. cost you about 10 bucks? for 5 gallons. ready to drink in two weeks with very little effort

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

Just had some PBR to go with my pub burger. Junk beer with junk burger make a great combination.

 

[Stoneheart]

Any suggestions on higher alcohol % beers? I'm no expert but I dig the whole Innis & Gunn line and also La Fin Du Monde is nice.

all Fastenbier from bavaria are pretty good, Salvator is maybe the best, but the others are fine too.

I wish it wasn't so hard to find a good Hefeweizen in the US.

Löwenbräu is easyer to get outside of bavaria. also check the german supermarket like lidl and aldi, they maybe have some oktoberfest deals.(festbier isnt weizen, but its close enough and very nice).
I also dont get why so any people want weizen, Helles is the superior bavarian beer.

 

[BOONES]

at most i'll drink one beer, loosens me up a little, makes it easier to tolerate time consuming things. But my favorite beer is Corona.

 

[vertexwindi]

at most i'll drink one beer, loosens me up a little, makes it easier to tolerate time consuming things. But my favorite beer is Corona.

I've seen that in the supermarket sometimes. I should try it.

 

[TFT-A9]

Holy shit this might be one of my favorite beers, ever.

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[vertexwindi]

I've tried Corona. It's good but a bit expensive.

 

[TheShortWaveCerealKiller]

So I come to this thread a childish boy who does not like overly bitter beers. I've had one or two that sit well with me, but nothing that makes me go "WOW I want more of that." Am I a lost cause or is there hope for me to find that one beer to make me change my mind?

 

[vertexwindi]

So I come to this thread a childish boy who does not like overly bitter beers. I've had one or two that sit well with me, but nothing that makes me go "WOW I want more of that." Am I a lost cause or is there hope for me to find that one beer to make me change my mind?

Beer is like anal. If you force it, you won't like it.

 

[TFT-A9]

So I come to this thread a childish boy who does not like overly bitter beers. I've had one or two that sit well with me, but nothing that makes me go "WOW I want more of that." Am I a lost cause or is there hope for me to find that one beer to make me change my mind?

So stay away from IPAs and similar. There are some stouts, bocks, etc that are very nice and very light on hoppy bitterness. Blondes are very easy drinkers and very pleasant. This all assumes that you like liquid bread in the first place, though - it's an acquired taste for a reason.

I've tried Corona. It's good but a bit expensive.

Corona's honestly pretty drinkable but I don't like that they use clear bottles. I mean, not that a holster of Corona typically lasts long enough to get skunky, but it just seems like poor form.

 

[Jason Wynn]

I've tried Corona. It's good but a bit expensive.

It's alright. It's one of those beers i can't drink without the wedge of lime though.

Tried a Guinness Blonde for the first time the other night. It was eh, they should just stick to stouts. Even then there are better stouts on the market Christ I hope I'm not turning into one of those beer snobs...

 

[TheShortWaveCerealKiller]

So stay away from IPAs and similar. There are some stouts, bocks, etc that are very nice and very light on hoppy bitterness. Blondes are very easy drinkers and very pleasant. This all assumes that you like liquid bread in the first place, though - it's an acquired taste for a reason.



Corona's honestly pretty drinkable but I don't like that they use clear bottles. I mean, not that a holster of Corona typically lasts long enough to get skunky, but it just seems like poor form.

I've heard there are flavorful and even semi sweet beers but, as you said I have to be into liquid bread to begin with. Ill keep that advice in mind!

 

[TFT-A9]

I've heard there are flavorful and even semi sweet beers but, as you said I have to be into liquid bread to begin with. Ill keep that advice in mind!

Leinenkugel's Berry Weiss is bitch beer but it's very tasty. Little sweet, malty, berry flavored.

 

[TheShortWaveCerealKiller]

Leinenkugel's Berry Weiss is bitch beer but it's very tasty. Little sweet, malty, berry flavored.

Im too much of a bitch to drink anything too bitter. I guess my tastebuds just refuse beer, but hey there is always hope!

 

[TFT-A9]

Im too much of a bitch to drink anything too bitter. I guess my tastebuds just refuse beer, but hey there is always hope!

Berry Weiss is not bitter in the slightest. Not even really bracing or dry. It's really, really pleasant. Better than alcopop IMO.

 

[AnOminous]

Im too much of a bitch to drink anything too bitter. I guess my tastebuds just refuse beer, but hey there is always hope!

Raspberry lambic is a genuine bitch brew. Tasty as hell.