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

If you guys can wait u til tomorrow, we are having a bottle share at work. We shall be opening up some goodies.

 

I wanna work at the place that has Monday Bottle Share Day.

 

@hanuswalrus technically every day here is a bottle share day. You know how to find me

 

I brew at Jackie O's in Athens, Ohio. It's a decent job.

Probably an easy one. We'll go brewery and exact beer.

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Nice sausage back there.

 

Flanders?

 

Lambic? Lindemann's Framboise?

 

We'll say it's a wild ale. Can't find a distinct answer on type of sour. Not Lindemann.

 

great divide wild raspberry?

 

Nope

 

American?

 

Yes

 

Strangeways Brewing - Portia Raspberry Wild Sour

 

Nope. Wrong fruit also.

 

Cascade Kriek?

 

Dogfish Head Tweason ale?

 

New Glarus Wisconsin Belgian Red

 

Nun dem.

 

Is it Jolly Pumpkin?

 

Nope. Way south.

 

Time for a hint, I suppose. Way south was literal. On a map. Fruit was kinda mentioned.

 

Atrial Rubicite by Jester King

 

Correct brewery. Incorrect beer.

 

Montmorency Vs Balaton - Jester King

 

Der we go. Well done.

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How was it? I've heard some say it's too sour, others say not sour enough...

I'll post one up in a little bit.

 

I rather liked it. It was lighter on that lactic bite, but I like that.

 

Wheat beer

 

Not wheat beer

 

Ipa?

 

Blonde

 

nope and nope. this was a recipe recently featured on The HomeBrewTalk Top Homebrew Recipes thread.

 

Blue Balls Belgian Wit

 

. Belgian Trippel
Dragonmead Final Absolution

 

Nopenope

I was referring to the top homebrew recipes by style, not the top 100.

 

Anyway, I brewed it recently and have been drinking it in the summer heat, very refreshing.

 

So I guess I'm confused. Homebrew from one of the top 100 recipes? Or commercial style of one of the recipes.

Zombie dust.

 

Not the top 100. The top recipes by style. Here's the links: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/homebrewtalk-top-recipes-part-1.html
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/homebrewtalk-top-homebrew-recipes-part-2.html
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/homebrewtalk-top-homebrew-recipes-3.html

This is my homebrew, not a commercial beer. I'm just looking for the style here.

You may guess again now that you know what i was talking about.

 

Pale ale?