Beer-a Obscura

[JoeJoeBrown]

Originally Posted by nepg

Two Hearted is my favorite beer that I can get in a six pack most places. If you don't really like hoppy beers, I can see why you wouldn't like it that much.

We're getting into stouts & porters season...I'm stoked!

Bell's Two Hearted is indeed delicious. Too bad they aren't in Texas :(

[JoeJoeBrown]

Originally Posted by Jughead10

Anyone going to watch that new show Brewmasters? It's about Dogfish Head.

Station, day, time?

[Jughead10]

Originally Posted by JoeJoeBrown

Station, day, time?

Discovery. Sunday nights at 9pm or 10pm, I forget. Clashes with Sunday Night Football but thats what DVR is for. First episode is this Sunday.

[Giantsfan1080]

I'll be watching. The DogFish guy markets himself really well. He's in a lot of beer related movies and tv.

[Paranoidmoonduck]

One of the local breweries just launched a Christmas beer that's a spiced wheat affair. Generally I'm used to really dark holiday beers, but this sucker is delicious and weighs in pretty well at 7.8%.

It was raining over here so I swung in there after school and got a pint of that and a bowl of chili. Delicious.

[thenewfeature06]

Originally Posted by Paranoidmoonduck

One of the local breweries just launched a Christmas beer that's a spiced wheat affair. Generally I'm used to really dark holiday beers, but this sucker is delicious and weighs in pretty well at 7.8%.

It was raining over here so I swung in there after school and got a pint of that and a bowl of chili. Delicious.

Wow that beer sounds fantastic, alot of people make some pumpkin spice beer around October and November too which can be good. O and had a bowl of chili today as well. Cheese is a must.. and pepper jack goes the best with it and beer goes hand and hand with it too.

[Sportsfan486]

Originally Posted by Paranoidmoonduck

One of the local breweries just launched a Christmas beer that's a spiced wheat affair. Generally I'm used to really dark holiday beers, but this sucker is delicious and weighs in pretty well at 7.8%.

It was raining over here so I swung in there after school and got a pint of that and a bowl of chili. Delicious.

This reminds me of the time I spent in Germany; going into a little place and getting a bowl of soup and amazing German beer.

Chili or soup with beer is underrated.. awesome combo, especially on ****** days.

[Jughead10]

Originally Posted by Paranoidmoonduck

One of the local breweries just launched a Christmas beer that's a spiced wheat affair. Generally I'm used to really dark holiday beers, but this sucker is delicious and weighs in pretty well at 7.8%.

It was raining over here so I swung in there after school and got a pint of that and a bowl of chili. Delicious.

I actually had Anchor Cristmas Ale on tap for the first time ever last weekend. Always get in for Christmas dinner but never seen it on tap on before.

[Paranoidmoonduck]

Originally Posted by Jughead10

I actually had Anchor Cristmas Ale on tap for the first time ever last weekend. Always get in for Christmas dinner but never seen it on tap on before.

Is it not total crap this year? I remember a few years ago they produced a really bad batch of Christmas and I never ever tried it again.

[Hollywood]

My two favorite Christmas ales:

[Paranoidmoonduck]

I had Delirium for the first time a few months ago, it was delicious.

[Brent]

St Bernardrus is the best.

[bigbluedefense]

At first when i read this thread, i thought awfullyquiet's crazy mentally unstable ass was back.

Then I saw the date of the post.

Thank goodness.

[Brothgar]

Originally Posted by Brent

St Bernardrus is the best.

St B's doesn't make many if anything even at an average level everything is pretty good. But for Wit drinkers theirs is sublime.

[Brent]

Originally Posted by broth223

St B's doesn't make many if anything even at an average level everything is pretty good. But for Wit drinkers theirs is sublime.

I am talking about their abt 12 (why buy any other?). I ******* love it, as well as the christmas brew.

[hobbes2053]

Great night last night. It went something like this (in this order):











******* hammered.

[Jughead10]

Haha I like that last post. My night went like this.



http://beercommune.files.wordpress.c...8b5.jpeg?w=590

[nepg]

I'm about to drink my first homebrew brown. It's only been bottled for a week, so it's not quite ready but should still be drinkable and let me know where it's at.

[nepg]

Originally Posted by nepg

I'm about to drink my first homebrew brown. It's only been bottled for a week, so it's not quite ready but should still be drinkable and let me know where it's at.

Oh yeah. Success! **** is delicious!

48 more to go. Probably the best brown I've ever had.

[yourfavestoner]

My favorite seasonal is out. Yayy.

[draftguru151]

Unearthly is really good, had that a week or so ago. I really want the beer they made on Brewmasters. That **** looked awesome.

[nepg]

Originally Posted by yourfavestoner

My favorite seasonal is out. Yayy.

I had like 4 of those the other day. I think I forgot to pay for them. Whoops. Definitely my favorite Winter Ale, though.

[hobbes2053]

Originally Posted by draftguru151

Unearthly is really good, had that a week or so ago. I really want the beer they made on Brewmasters. That **** looked awesome.

YES.



Drinking this now. Yum.

[nepg]

I've only had a couple Left Hand brews. Aside from the Milk Stout, I've found them to be pretty bland. Will have to try that one if I see it, though...I'm a hops *****.

[hobbes2053]

I've only had a few from Left Hand as well and like you said, they're nothing too spectacular. This one was pretty tasty though. For some strange reason, I've been getting a lot of Colorado-based beers (e.g., Great Divide, Breckenridge, Left Hand) lately. Seems to be working out pretty well.