time to play the "can you name this style by the pictures" game.

American wheat

Nay. Has wheat in it, but not an American Wheat.

Wit

Nope

lager

Darkness said:

lager

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Way too broad

kristalweiss

Nay

New hint: it's a session

American mild?

jfrank85 said:

American mild?

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Is that a thing now?

Nope, not it

Reno_eNVy said:

Is that a thing now?

Nope, not it

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Three floyds makes one . Pride and Joy Mild. Classified as a pale ale but alot less hoppy imo. Great stuff.

*chirp chirp*

I'll put together a list to get it moving again or make it easier for new people to start playing:

- Not Tripel
- Not Belgian Blonde
- Not Blonde
- Not Rolling Rock clone
- Not cider
- Not cream ale
- HINT: Can have adjust grain or not. This particular batch just so happens to have some
- Not Kolsch
- Not American Wheat
- HINT: Has wheat in it
- Not a Wit
- Not Kristalweiss
- HINT: It's a session-beer
- Not a Mild

Repost of photo

Premium American Lager?

Oooo so close

Reno_eNVy said:

Oooo so close

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If that's considered a clue, I'd re-guess with std. American lager... If it's not a clue, I'm keeping my mouth shut!

Kind of a clue but you're still not quite there

would it be CAP?

Helles

Wing and a prayer... Lite American Lager?

jaxxzero3 said:

Wing and a prayer... Lite American Lager?

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Booyah! Yup, my first attempt at one of the hardest styles to brew. Turned out great!

I guess I'll rouse this slumbering beast...

This "style" has been a constant source of joking on this thread, but I tried this beer, looked it up, and sure enough one exists!

American Mild?

Reno_eNVy said:

American Mild?

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LOL Nice Reno.

IPA! just kidding, rauchbier?

The dark triple!!!

Nope. Most, if not all other examples of this style are much lighter in color.

Belgian single?

mcbethenstein said:

The dark triple!!!

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Bam!! Gulden Draak - a dark Tripel!

Nice, I wondered if you didn't miss my guess, since they have the same time stamp. I need to drink a beer tonight, then I can post... My phone is populated with repeats... And I have a random 6 pack at home I won at our club mtg on Wednesday... That should get us something outside of the same 10 beers I make and drink all the time.

Mmm, new to the area, thought I would join in.

Welcome to the forum!
American amber ale

Thanks for letting me hang out, this is the first batch that I have kegged, Its supposed to be an Irish Red, since it was made in America, I think the Judges would give it to you.

Vinnyb722 said:

Thanks for letting me hang out, this is the first batch that I have kegged, Its supposed to be an Irish Red, since it was made in America, I think the Judges would give it to you.

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Make us work for it

I wouldn't give it to me..
But since I have a number of beer pictures I will put one up. This beer is characterized by its stunning aromatics. Not a BJCP style.

So I have a question your picture is very nice. But I keep seeing the head rise up and not spill out. When I fill mine it just spills out and down the glass. How did you get it stay above the glass? I am jealous when I see this.

RandomBeerGuy said:

So I have a question your picture is very nice. But I keep seeing the head rise up and not spill out. When I fill mine it just spills out and down the glass. How did you get it stay above the glass? I am jealous when I see this.

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It's the double pour.. The first pour produces a big fat head, just make sure it doesn't overflow. It will sink a little and get denser. Then you pour more beer in, and it will rise up above the glass and stay there. If it's a stout you can pour some pretty cool looking heads

bottlebomber said:

It's the double pour.. The first pour produces a big fat head, just make sure it doesn't overflow. It will sink a little and get denser. Then you pour more beer in, and it will rise up above the glass and stay there. If it's a stout you can pour some pretty cool looking heads

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Thanks! I will try it today when I an able to relax

Clue - its hoppy

Rye IPA

bottlebomber said:

It's the double pour.. The first pour produces a big fat head, just make sure it doesn't overflow. It will sink a little and get denser. Then you pour more beer in, and it will rise up above the glass and stay there. If it's a stout you can pour some pretty cool looking heads

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Thanks! I will try it today when I an able to relax