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

[jsguitar]

Boleslaus gave TMI but is still crazy close.

 

[jsguitar]

I'm going to go ahead and give it to Boleslaus. It's a Sierra Nevada Tumbler Brown Ale. I guess some people call all brown ales nut browns, so close enough. You're up!

 

[Boleslaus]

Ok this beer is a hybrid of two styles...looking for both here.



Note: If you happen to remember my signature before I changed it...the recipe changed a little so there is still some guessing to be done.

 

[Jdaught]

Weizenbock

 

[Reno_eNVy]

Pumpkin saison

 

[GlenF]

Tripel IPA

 

[Boleslaus]

no to all the last guess has 1 part right

 

[Reno_eNVy]

Wheat Triple?

 

[Lazarous]

Belgian triple

 

[Jdaught]

Wheat ipa

 

[DSmith]

Rye IPA

 

[GlenF]

Oak-Aged Oat IPA

 

[Boleslaus]

Wheat ipa

Winner. It's a Witbier IPA. Instead of using any orange peel or spices in the beer I hopbursted with Summitt and Sorachi Ace. It needs some tweaking, but it wasn't bad for a thrown together experimental batch.

 

[Jdaught]

Awesome!

Here's what I'm drinking.

 

[Lazarous]

Dry stout

 

[Jdaught]

Nope

 

[Boleslaus]

Clearly it is Budweiser, just look at the keg.

 

[Fatt]

Belgian dark strong?

 

[Jdaught]

Clearly it is Budweiser, just look at the keg.

Ya it's budweiser's new dark lager......now that's a funny thought, something new and dark from Budweiser.


Nope, not a Belgian dark strong but pretty close.

 

[Lazarous]

Rauchbier

 

[DSmith]

doppelbock?

 

[Jdaught]

Bingo, we have a winner!

Ayinger Celebrator
Delicious!

 

[DSmith]

Nice, had an Ayinger Dunkel about a week ago and need to grab the doppelbock to try. Here is the beer to guess, a commercial one:

 

[Jdaught]

Haven't tried the dunkel yet.

Lets see.....a pumpkin ale?

 

[Boleslaus]

Kentucky Common

 

[DSmith]

Hint, beer came in a 0.5L bottle, think Europe.

 

[wkaidy]

Bass?

 

[Jdaught]

Weizenbock

 

[Lazarous]

Märzen

 

[DSmith]

Märzen

Pretty close. It's often brewed to the OG of the marzen style.