The beer topic

[Kver]

Hi,

I am Kver. I have been an alcoholic for..

Oh yeah. For this:


This is amazing stuff. It's from Flanders(West Belgium), it's quite a heavy ale, moderately sweet taste. If you have access to it, try it.

I won't go and post all my favourite beers(Going to take a while), I'm primarily interested in the specialty beers that non-west Europeans have access to.

[Garrod]

Murrikan here so this one isn't really relevant to you, but this is my personal beer of choice:



It has a distinctly piney taste to it with a hint of citrus. Goes extremely well with most meals.

[Mageski]

I tend to fly all over the beer spectrum depending on the time of year and my mood, but a perennial favorite is the Dogfish Head 60/90 Minute IPAs.

[Frosted]

I tend to fly all over the beer spectrum depending on the time of year and my mood, but a perennial favorite is the Dogfish Head 60/90 Minute IPAs.

Have you tried their Midas Touch? It's really good, one of my favorite beers.

This is my current favorite:

[Kver]

American beers

They sound interesting, wish I could get access to them easily

[voltaa]

This stuff right here is my jam, but it's a 22 hour drive for me to get it and my sister doesn't live on the east coast anymore so there's no one to send me any. Just a really solid hoppy, aromatic IPA...and they sell it by the growler (those big jugs).

[Kver]

Just make it an excursion and buy in bulk!

[Berlinia]

I am greek so yea ^^

[mastamagee]

Nice growler of some Dead Guy Ale

[Kver]

I just had this: https://www.google.nl/#q=http:%2F%2Fwww ... F&safe=off" target="_blank


Very interesting stuff, distinct taste of Whiskey, but not dominant at all. Anybody in or near the Netherlands should try and get it, it's limited edition stuff.

[Akraen]

I really, really want that one Kver... I can get it in the US, but I'd have to drive across several states.

[Kver]

Yeah I was looking, this particular one has been ordered by a liquor store brand as a kind of novelty thing but it has been made before by a different company which is apparently global. I still imagine it's rare stuff over there though.

[mastamagee]

@Kver I've had beers brewed in whiskey barrels before but it tastes too much like harsh whiskey for my liking. Only whiskey I'll touch is Crown Royal or Crown Royal Maple.

[Kver]

@Kver I've had beers brewed in whiskey barrels before but it tastes too much like harsh whiskey for my liking. Only whiskey I'll touch is Crown Royal or Crown Royal Maple.

This one doesn't actually taste too much like whiskey. I'm actually not sure what it tasted like because it wasn't beer either. It's not something you just "drink" like pilsener or anything, not sure

[mastamagee]

I've been drinking a lot of the Rogue-Voodoo Doughnut series. You can taste each flavor individually in succession of each other. It's scary.

[mastamagee]

My wife has Celiac Disease so I don't get to drink much regular beer but we did find this gem awhile back and it's by far my favorite besides some Magner's Cider:

Redbridge sorghum beer by Anheuser-Busch

[voltaa]

My wife has Celiac Disease so I don't get to drink much regular beer but we did find this gem awhile back and it's by far my favorite besides some Magner's Cider:

Strongbow>magners

[Aeres]

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[nathyiel]

I'm more a Whisky guy now but a good beer is always good. And they came from Belgium or France.

[mastamagee]

My wife has Celiac Disease so I don't get to drink much regular beer but we did find this gem awhile back and it's by far my favorite besides some Magner's Cider:

Strongbow>magners

Whoa whoa whoa. DKP minus.

Where do you live Mastaamage? I'm right down the road from the Rogue Brewery Also, if you're around the Northwest US - have you tried any of the Two Town Ciderhouse products?

Central Illinois. I try the new brews the local microbrewery stores carry. Haven't had that specific cider.