What are you drinking now?

Haven't tried the Rogue hefe.. interesting.. I'm so flush with homebrew right now I can't justify buying any commercial beer other than for "research".

I'm sampling all 4 of my taps today..
IPA, cream of 3 crops, oatmeal stout (just kegged on Friday and carbonation is getting pretty close), and Belgian Saison.

Little Sumpin' Sumpin'. Not bad, but definitely right at my limit as far as IPA's go.

Deschutes Brewery Inversion IPA.

It kind of reminds me of Sierra Nevada's Torpedo IPA. Sort of heavier body. Hoppy but not as aromatic as some other IPAs I've tried. Still a great brew.

Airborneguy said:

Little Sumpin' Sumpin'. Not bad, but definitely right at my limit as far as IPA's go.

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I'm not sure that I have a limit as far as IPAs go... haven't tried that particular one though.

Recommended by my buddy who owns a nice liquor store.

turtle's hard lemonade

sierra nevada pale ale

suicidal said:

sierra nevada pale ale

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You need my glass from the previous pic

Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA deconstructed...been through the Simcoe, the Ahtanum, & the Hallertau Mittelfruer. EKG, Zeus, and the grand finale Latitude 48 IPA to go.

This is why I love SA...this experiment would cost WAY more than the 12er did & I'm sure their consistency on the base recipe is better than I could pull off. Awesome opportunity to educate my brewers palate a little. I have not brewed with all of these before but I HAVE designed PAs & IPAs w/ a combination of American & Continental hops & I love the interplay of the spiciness and floral character of the Euro hops and the resinous citrus of the domestics. Brings out a flavor you can't get with one or the other. Just another reason why I don't get the EAC bashing of breweries like Samuel Adams. Lovely!

Last night...
Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey Liqueur, on the rocks. I don't drink much hard liquor. This new one is dangerously easy on the palette. Keep it in the freezer.

malweth said:

Last night...
Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey Liqueur, on the rocks. I don't drink much hard liquor. This new one is dangerously easy on the palette. Keep it in the freezer.

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I just noticed that at the liquor store the other day. Is it a new product?

Brand new. I'd read some reviews and it sounded good... mixed that in with the NH State Liquor store (tax free) and found myself with a bottle.

I've done JD shots in the past, but I won't drink bourbon on the rocks. This one takes away much of the harshness. The danger comes from the fact that, although I seem to collect bottles, I drink hard liquor about once a year (Christmas time).

Long Trail Triple Bag, the last of my supply

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

Red otter ( modified version of Williams Fireside) ummm. Good.

Elmer T. Lee single barrel...









But I had one of my personal IPA's earlier!

Double Dead Guy....I've never had it, looking forward to trying it

teddy4xp said:

Double Dead Guy....I've never had it, looking forward to trying it

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Really... weird bottle. Here is how mine came.

Yours is an older bottle.

Belgian Tripple homebrew! Mmmmm!

HokieBrewer said:

Yours is an older bottle.

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Older = Cooler....

Mine also looks way more "cloudy"

Now a Deschutes Red Chair NWPA. Will post a picture on the next one.

Right now, second glass of my 60 schilling.

Split a 750ml of my strong Scotch ale with my brewing buddy while we were bottling. We each bottled up a previous batch (~5 gallons each) we had brewed (two different beers)...

What we drank:


What I bottled:

Put into [14] 500ml flip top bottles and [13] 750ml Belgian bottles.:rockin:

This is/was damn good!!

We tried that at my homebrew club last Saturday.. I wasn't expecting much, was thinking the Juniper was going to be overpowering - but I agree, it was quite good.
We had those and a few of the Longshots and the Beercamp beers won hands down everytime. In fact, I think it was because of the Lavender longshot one that we were hesitant to open the Juniper ale.

Drinking a nice glass of my Saison right now, wishing for some warm weather. It's not supposed to rain in May here, wtf.

Hoppin frog mean manalishi dipa. ribbit!!

Vanilla Rum and 7-up yours

PBR, bought with tip money.
last time I bought beer with tips was in 1989.
Kinda feels weird... but somehow, really good.

Pyramid Hefeweizen and whatever else is in the fridge.

I have a Red Hook ESB in my hand at the moment. Quite tasty.

Baird Beer Red Rose Amber, a Japanese brewery that makes incredible American style ales. One of the best ambers I have ever had

sitting on the stage just before the Lucinda Williams concert, Boulder CO, enjoying an O'Dell IPA

TheWeeb said:

sitting on the stage just before the Lucinda Williams concert, Boulder CO, enjoying an O'Dell IPA

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She makes my big toe shoot up
My boot.
Vanilla cream ale here...didn't think I would like it but I'll brew it again.

New Holland Existential Ale

Vienna / Amarillo SmaSh IPA........ WoW