What's your beer line up for turkey day??

[ChelisHubby]

A dark mild Brit and a stiff Blonde!

 

[brewcat]

I have a brown on tap. I don't know what my hosts have, so who knows what the lineup will be.

 

[jmcquesten]

Commercial:
Modern Times Blazing World
Hop Stoopid
Cuba Libres, of course
Plus whatever brews my BIL brings (sure to be some Lagunitas and Ballast Point offerings) along with the wine and *ahem* other party favors

Homebrew:
Some leftover Oktoberfest
A five-hop DIPA
Doppelbock style ale (sort of an imperialized Dead Guy clone)

And the turkey is brining in a case of pale ale I made back in August but forgot about.

Party favors are great! Gotta keep that edge off.

 

[JONNYROTTEN]

Yoopers Dogfishhead 60 min IPA.Best beer Ive brewed yet!

 

[zmanzorro]

Most of the family I'm with for Thanksgiving, doesn't drink much craft beer, so I didn't go too crazy:

Revolver Blood and Honey
Lakewood Sin Mint Temptress
Real Ale Hans Pils

And my uncle is grabbing me some Tallgrass beers.

 

[slym2none]

A dark mild Brit and a stiff Blonde!

This slightly arouses me.

 

[afro_lou]

Starting the day with Irish Coffee, then in no particular order:
Lagunitas - High Westified Coffee Stout
Lagunitas - 2014 Cappuccino Stout
Lost Coast - La Merle
Anchorage/Jolly Pumpkin - Calabeza Boreal
Sierra Nevada - Barrel Aged Ovilia Dubbel
Shady Oak Barrel House - Sonomatastic
Shady Oak Barrel House - Groovalistic
Russian River - Sonoma Pride Dauenhauer
Russian River - Sonoma Pride Amasa
And a sixer of Daytime for in between.

Happy Thanksgiving, All!

 

[lewandowski46]

Deschutes Black Butte Porter in the kegerator
8-Bit Aleworks Sleepy Hollow's Revenge in some growlers

 

[ChelisHubby]

This slightly arouses me.

Hey it turns my on and gives reason to brew

 

[Billy-Klubb]

some followed by more.

 

[slym2none]

No whiskey & a damn ham instead of a bird.

Meh to this Thanksgiving.

 

[shetc]

Two home brews on tap: Silver Dollar Porter and a Timothy Taylor Landlord English pale ale clone. Traditional brews fit for a feast.

 

[CrimsonYeti]

My Hb Belgian Strong ale

 

[govner1]

My Double Red & PumKing clone. My Grapefruit Wheat IPA is the backup along w/ a Gingerbread Ale. View attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1448591685.287497.jpgView attachment ImageUploadedByHome Brew1448591707.964339.jpg

 

[unionrdr]

My PM Irish red went well with the turkey. But the Cooper's English bitter, brewed more like a Fuller's ESB, went well with the stuffing & this stout gravy my son makes @ Custom Culinary. Bitter also paired pretty well with pumpkin pie & Dutch apple.

 

[BlueHouseBrewhaus]

My nephew hosted and, at his request, we did a sampling. I had 8 brews left from my Oktoberfest party so we sampled them. In order, light to dark:

Surf Dude Lager (Kona Longboard-ish)
Porch Swing Ale (somewhat hoppy summer wheat)
Old 82 DIPA (82 IBU, 1.082 OG, 8.2% ABV, 8.2 SRM)
Marzen Invasion Oktoberfest
First Watch Ale (amber ale with maple, vanilla, cinnamon)
Kezar Lake Belgian (BDSA)
Doktor Dunkel
Saturday Morning Mocha Stout

Strangely, it was the first time I had ever sampled my own beers back to back. A nice experience. Sampling one after another also allowed me to identify some of the flaws I would miss when I just drink a single beer with nothing else to compare it to. It was also good to get on-the-spot feedback from a variety of pallets with a variety of tastes. This may become a tradition.