What are you drinking now?

ckcanady said:

In honor of my daughters 3rd birthday!

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She might spill that though. You should probably transfer it over to a sippy cup.

nukebrewer said:

Didn't know anything about this at purchase except that it would be well hopped and delicious. Lagunitas has earned that kind of instant credibility and reputation, IMO. I still wish I could find some Brown Shugga somewhere around here. I can find almost every Lagunitas brew except that.

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Pm me. I'm in the holiday spirit and maybe I can help you out in trade.

bottlebomber said:

She might spill that though. You should probably transfer it over to a sippy cup.

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Haha... She has a sippy cup lid attachment for the chalice glass!

Sierra Nevada Narwhal, Grand Teton Black Cauldron, and coming up, my homebrewed Pumpkin Guts Ale.

Drinking a homebrew KRA while my Ithaca Excelsior White Gold chills down. The hops seems a little subdued after the Lucky 13, but hopefully they'll come back in the next few rounds. I tried to get a better picture than the last one I posted, but I don't think it came out any better, haha.

Narwal on draft and rouge dead guy ale to chase it down. Pretty good night.

First encounter with Ithaca. I am pleased.

nukebrewer said:

First encounter with Ithaca. I am pleased.

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They make great beer! I'm a huge fan of Flower Power.

Hill Farmstead Anna.
A beautiful Saison.

Nothing. Drank way too much last night.

Terrapin Moo-Hoo. Gotta grab some more of these before they are all gone.

Classic ol Yuengling

Looks like they upped the abv on this on-its 5.2% as it use to be about 4.5%. Nice body and fairly darkish carmel malty with some herbal spice earthy tones.Has a slight citrus with the herbal like bitter.Definatly need to warm this one up a bit to get the full flavor. Glad I picked this one up,never had it.

Moa - breakfast

Trying this one. Mc Neills brewery. War lord IIPA. It's alright I got it because it was cheap for an IIPA bomber.

my Weizenbock. next up: Schell's Citra Pils.

Wow. Words cannot describe this. So so good.

Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout. Excellent (especially as I am brewing an oatmeal stout at the moment!.) Coffee notes are great but I was a little surprised at how hot it is.

mcbaumannerb said:

Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout. Excellent (especially as I am brewing an oatmeal stout at the moment!.) Coffee notes are great but I was a little surprised at how hot it is.

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Nice glass. One of my faves.



Really solid black IPA.

La Fin du Monde clone...my own recipe.

Port City Tidings. Last year's was good, this years is even better.

Jealous of all you who have access to all kinds of nice beers. My small town rural Nova Scotia Liquor store has maybe 4-6 craft offerings and some import lagers and pilsners. So I make homebrew!

Sipping the first from an an English IPA I bottle 2 weeks ago. Delicious. My 5 year old daughter, Abby, "helped" me make it, so I may have to dub it an APA, Abby Pale Ale!

Cheers!

I just opened a Green Flash Double Stout. Smooth, rich, chocolatey-coffee goodness.

jonmohno said:

Looks like they upped the abv on this on-its 5.2% as it use to be about 4.5%. Nice body and fairly darkish carmel malty with some herbal spice earthy tones.Has a slight citrus with the herbal like bitter.Definatly need to warm this one up a bit to get the full flavor. Glad I picked this one up,never had it.

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Had that several times in England in the spring and loved it! Very easy to drink this one...

My 7.1% Sheep in a Jeep Rye IPA...

Yeeeah!

Whoa, this is good!

Alesmith IPA

Squam brewing. Yes that's the name, local to NH. Figured I would try it. "the camp" barley wine. Solid bw.

sweed said:

Squam brewing. Yes that's the name, local to NH. Figured I would try it. "the camp" barley wine. Solid bw.

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OMG! There's a gun on your table!!!

mux said:

OMG! There's a gun on your table!!!

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There's no reasonable explanation for that! Call the police!!!

Having some celebration and relaxing

Dieu du Ciel! Route des Epices (Spice Road).



An interesting beer; it has a hint of peppercorn that flits about on the surprisingly short finish.

Flying Fish Red Fish....a nice hoppy red

Weekend bottle shopping in Chicago...they were out of heavy handed but found these

NB celebration for now.