The 13th Round

i thought for sure this was going to be a trick and you were going to talk about wine tasting

I think he is just hinting around to get a beer for his son. Duder is looking for sleepy juice for the boy.

Big Bear Black Stout
Red Rocket Ale - Amber Ale

Free State Oatmeal Stout

Tommyknocker Maple Nut Brown Ale

Leinenkugel's Seasonal brews are also pretty good
Chimay is also typicalyl very good

deadlything wrote:I think he is just hinting around to get a beer for his son. Duder is looking for sleepy juice for the boy.

Nothing refine but fine beer imo... these days i'm drinking these two:

Odell Brewing Company (out of Colorado)

90 Shilling Ale
Easy Street Wheat

No Miller HighLife?!?!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkrPHv5qOCc

What the hell kind of thread is this?!?!

regulardude wrote:

WhyteHypeBG wrote:Odell Brewing Company (out of Colorado)

90 Shilling Ale
Easy Street Wheat

Hype, you're a beast! I just looked the wheat one up. Wow, look at the results:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/267/736

I drank a lot of beer when I lived in Colorado.

I'm just trying to recall the better ones I had when I lived there.

Boulder Beer:
Hazed & Infused
Sweaty Betty

My current summer beer is Boulevard (KC) Wheat.

BigPhank211 wrote:No Miller HighLife?!?!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkrPHv5qOCc

What the hell kind of thread is this?!?!

regulardude wrote:

the13r wrote:Nothing refine but fine beer imo... these days i'm drinking these two:




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Nice! Stella has long been a favorite of mine as well. Good beer to drink on a summer evening sitting in the backyard.

i like it ice cold... i put it outside my window at that time of the year and it gets almost to the freezing point... that's where it's at it's best imo

sierra nevada
mcsorleys dark

Hamms in the can

threadkiller wrote:Hamms in the can

You're a sick man, TK.

"From the land of sky blue waters"

Golden Monkey. Tastes good and fucks you up. Sorry, I do not have the palate to do it full justice.

Dogfish Head makes a delicous beer called Raison D'Etre. Tastes like raisin.

regulardude wrote:

kinggrissly wrote:Golden Monkey. Tastes good and fucks you up. Sorry, I do not have the palate to do it full justice.

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Victory Brewing makes this---it's pretty good, but a little hoppy for me.

Victory does another beer that is similiar, but a bit lighter, called Mad King's Weiss. Can't find t hat shit anywhere, but it's delicious.

Bookmarking this thread. I want to try Hype's oatmeal stout. I've had some that were just superb.

regulardude wrote:

kinggrissly wrote:[
Bookmarking this thread. I want to try Hype's oatmeal stout. I've had some that were just superb.

Yeah, I jotted a few of his suggestions down and I'm gonna try and pick a six-pack up today after work.

Do you know what a case of that banana bread goes for?

regulardude wrote:

kinggrissly wrote:[
Bookmarking this thread. I want to try Hype's oatmeal stout. I've had some that were just superb.

Yeah, I jotted a few of his suggestions down and I'm gonna try and pick a six-pack up today after work.

I used to buy the sampler 12-packs from Odell Brewing, Tommyknocker, and Boulder Beer when I lived in CO. It was always good to have a variety of beers to try.

But if I had to pick just one it would be Red Rocket Ale or 90 Shilling Ale.

Drank some French beer here recently made by some company called Meteor. Pretty good stuff.

kinggrissly wrote:Golden Monkey. Tastes good and fucks you up. Sorry, I do not have the palate to do it full justice.

Dogfish Head makes a delicous beer called Raison D'Etre. Tastes like raisin.

Dogfish 90 IPA is my all-time favorite!

Great Lakes Seasonal beers are all really good. Their Christmas ale is really good and Their Conways Irish Ale is second on my list of greatness

guysta wrote:Dogfish 90 IPA is my all-time favorite!

Good choice.

Youngs Double Chocolate Stout
Arrogant Bastard Ale
Bluegrass Brewing Company's Bourbon Barrell Stout
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Ive wanted to try the various Dog fish head brews but have never found them.

I enjoy "The Blonde" at BJs

IPA here Anderson Brewing Co makes a good one.
Mendocino Brewing Co makes Eye Of The Hawk.
If ya like brew with a kick look up Marin Brewing Co San Quentin Breakout.

Oh shit, this thread is my jam right here.

Hype - Have you tried the oatmeal stout at LB in Hays? That shit is awesome, also a GABF award winner.

My personal end all be all beer, the one the really sent me on a journey of hoppy love - Bells Two Hearted Ale. It's a single IPA made before single IPA turned into double IPAs. The centennial hops provide aromas of grapefruit with a slight floral note. It drinks beautifully, just enough hop bite to know what you are drinking, but extremely drinkable at the same time. Clean, crisp, simply perfect.

I am a lover of Left Hand Milk Stout, thick, creamy, and roasty. I have made a couple really good clones of it as well.

One of my other favorite IPA's is Titan IPA from Great Divide. A much more bold single IPA (I would almost consider it a double) than the Two Hearted, with more pine notes than floral, but keeps a slight citrus component. Very well balanced, medium body with a nice light copper color.

Old Rasputin from North Coast is a really good russian imperial stout. Lots of roast with a assortment of character. High gravity, but easy drinking at the same time.

I've got plenty more to add, but time for me to head home.

Duder, I'm sure you're probably steps ahead of me but around here I'd recommend trying the DC Brau and Flying Dog portfolio. I'm also a big fan of the previously mentioned Dogfish Head 90 Minute.