Beer of the Day thread (and ci-derp)
09-01-2015, 05:23 PM
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I believe that is literally my wife's favorite beer 
She is also quite partial to Port Brewing Old Viscosity (Dark Strong Ale) http://portbrewing.com/beer/old-viscosity/
You might also like Port Brewing Board Meeting (Double Brown Ale) http://portbrewing.com/beer/board-meeting/
She is also quite partial to Port Brewing Old Viscosity (Dark Strong Ale) http://portbrewing.com/beer/old-viscosity/
You might also like Port Brewing Board Meeting (Double Brown Ale) http://portbrewing.com/beer/board-meeting/
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09-01-2015, 05:25 PM
#1762
BOMB! | Prairie Artisan Ales | BeerAdvocate
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09-01-2015, 05:29 PM
#1764
it's so rich. very nice. having it with tri-tip now
....I'm never gonna lose weight
aww yiss
....I'm never gonna lose weight
She is also quite partial to Port Brewing Old Viscosity (Dark Strong Ale) Port Brewing Company | Old Viscosity Ale
You might also like Port Brewing Board Meeting (Double Brown Ale) Port Brewing Company | Board Meeting
You might also like Port Brewing Board Meeting (Double Brown Ale) Port Brewing Company | Board Meeting
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09-01-2015, 05:31 PM
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This is how I keep my girlish figure 
If you are just beginning to explore these things, try to keep an eye on the 'style' of the beer in question as this can help you find other things in a similar vein. These days style guidelines are just that, guidelines. Not everyhting will fit perfectly in "the box" of a particular style, but that's the fun part about trying new beers
If you are just beginning to explore these things, try to keep an eye on the 'style' of the beer in question as this can help you find other things in a similar vein. These days style guidelines are just that, guidelines. Not everyhting will fit perfectly in "the box" of a particular style, but that's the fun part about trying new beers
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09-01-2015, 05:41 PM
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Yeah, they add up with a quickness. The alcohol alone is worth quite a few calories.
Almost forgot: Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout ORGANIC CHOCOLATE STOUT | Samuel Smiths Brewery
Also Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout OATMEAL STOUT | Samuel Smiths Brewery
These are pretty mainstream and easy to find, and I feel they are solid choices.
Almost forgot: Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout ORGANIC CHOCOLATE STOUT | Samuel Smiths Brewery
Also Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout OATMEAL STOUT | Samuel Smiths Brewery
These are pretty mainstream and easy to find, and I feel they are solid choices.
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09-01-2015, 05:46 PM
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yep saw both of those at srpouts today where I got the choco stout.
and yes, that's exctly what I'm doing: so far I like many porters, many stouts, and lately have tried some really enjoyable ales and red ales.
I never drink to get drunk anymore, so a beer has to be ALL about the taste. sipping type stuff, never gulping or downing. and I don't drink just to drink. I am obsessed with trying different styles and tastes, that's the most important part for me. stuff with coffee, chocolate, etc. and lately I've really enjoyed stuff with really mild fruit undertones. not too sweet or fruity, but refreshing with a hint of fruit. something that really surprised me was blue moon peach. pyramid apricot ale too
and yes, that's exctly what I'm doing: so far I like many porters, many stouts, and lately have tried some really enjoyable ales and red ales.
I never drink to get drunk anymore, so a beer has to be ALL about the taste. sipping type stuff, never gulping or downing. and I don't drink just to drink. I am obsessed with trying different styles and tastes, that's the most important part for me. stuff with coffee, chocolate, etc. and lately I've really enjoyed stuff with really mild fruit undertones. not too sweet or fruity, but refreshing with a hint of fruit. something that really surprised me was blue moon peach. pyramid apricot ale too
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09-01-2015, 07:00 PM
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Haha, yeah. That was my stash for the weekend.
The also make a Banana Bread beer which is good. Mix it with the Choco Stout in = proportions and you have choco banana bread beer.
I even got our local pub/beer palace type place (350+ beers) to put it on the menu.
And to whomever posted the BOMB, Prairie ******* rocks. Awesome guys (local brewery) and basically everything they make is killer. If you run across their "Bierrica" it's an awesome Raspberry sour.
I even got our local pub/beer palace type place (350+ beers) to put it on the menu.
And to whomever posted the BOMB, Prairie ******* rocks. Awesome guys (local brewery) and basically everything they make is killer. If you run across their "Bierrica" it's an awesome Raspberry sour.
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09-01-2015, 07:29 PM
#1771
BTW, thinking along the lines of your choco-bannana bread stout instantly made me think of Highwater Brewing's Campfire Stout, which tastes like S'mores.
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09-02-2015, 08:47 AM
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This weekend was a great example of why a lighter beer is a must when drinking all day. 10 Dale's Pale Ales will leave you with **** mouth and water butt...the opposite of what you want in life.
The following day, we classed things up a bit with 30 Miller Lites
Also extremely annoying during this trip, I unexpectedly found myself Miata-less, commuting on what may be one of the best driving roads on the East Coast.
Skyline Drive, VA. Twists and turns up & down multiple mountains for ~2 hours:
The following day, we classed things up a bit with 30 Miller Lites
Also extremely annoying during this trip, I unexpectedly found myself Miata-less, commuting on what may be one of the best driving roads on the East Coast.
Skyline Drive, VA. Twists and turns up & down multiple mountains for ~2 hours:
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09-02-2015, 01:12 PM
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That's the one. I saw nary a one real police officer over 3 days, and if driven in the early morning (no traffic), you could probably haul *** on it.
EDIT: Or not.... Virginia Police Impounded A McLaren And A Dozen Other Cars For Reckless Driving
EDIT: Or not.... Virginia Police Impounded A McLaren And A Dozen Other Cars For Reckless Driving
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09-03-2015, 12:16 AM
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<p>My beer of the night.</p><p>homemade brazilian limeade. 6 cups water 1.5 cups sugar, grind 5 limes whole for juice nad rinds.</p><p>half glass gin, half glass limeade. half teaspoon of sweetend condensed milk makes the gin disapear.</p><p>
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