Under appreciated/under produced beer styles

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by BottleCaps80, Feb 15, 2013.

Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.
Page 3 of 8
  1. JuicesFlowing

    JuicesFlowing Initiate (0) Jul 5, 2009 Kansas

    Under appreciated ... Brown ales and ambers. Also, Irish reds shouldn't be seasonal, make them year-round (especially Boulevard).
     
    #41 JuicesFlowing, Feb 16, 2013
  2. BirdsandHops

    BirdsandHops Grand Pooh-Bah (3,061) Apr 14, 2008 Oregon
    Pooh-Bah

    Gruits and braggots. I'd rather see some truly unique and historical styles instead of crappier versions of styles that dominate the markets in England and Germany. Also more traditional Baltic porters rather than the "imperial porters" that are labeled as such.
     
    #42 BirdsandHops, Feb 16, 2013
    Willbfun likes this.
  3. kevanb

    kevanb Pooh-Bah (2,705) Apr 4, 2011 Illinois
    Pooh-Bah Trader

    There are not enough Goses to satisfy my insatiable thirst for them
     
    #43 kevanb, Feb 16, 2013
    Willbfun likes this.
  4. hardy008

    hardy008 Pooh-Bah (2,506) Jan 12, 2008 Minnesota
    Pooh-Bah

    Roggenbier and Sahti.
     
    #44 hardy008, Feb 16, 2013
    Willbfun, TMoney2591 and DIM like this.
  5. zid

    zid Grand Pooh-Bah (3,132) Feb 15, 2010 New York
    BA4LYFE Society Pooh-Bah Trader

    English Strong Ale
    Keller Bier / Zwickel Bier
     
    #45 zid, Feb 16, 2013
    TongoRad likes this.
  6. TongoRad

    TongoRad Grand Pooh-Bah (3,884) Jun 3, 2004 New Jersey
    Society Pooh-Bah Trader

    Speaking of English Strong Ales, try the Yards Jefferson Tavern Ale if you haven't yet; I love their yeast sig. It's quite good, and you'd never guess it's hovering at around 8%.
     
    #46 TongoRad, Feb 16, 2013
    Willbfun and dbfp210 like this.
  7. docnose

    docnose Initiate (0) Feb 7, 2013 Alabama

    Porters, and barrel aged porters...
     
    #47 docnose, Feb 16, 2013
  8. TravisR

    TravisR Zealot (591) Dec 31, 2012 New Jersey

    Tavern Ale is a solid brew, and a staple in my fridge. To the OP, American Strong Ales.
     
    #48 TravisR, Feb 16, 2013
    Willbfun and TongoRad like this.
  9. RattleheadKV2

    RattleheadKV2 Initiate (0) Dec 15, 2011 New Mexico

    Mostly German lager styles; Dunkels, Dopplebocks, Eisbocks, Helles, Marzen.
     
    #49 RattleheadKV2, Feb 16, 2013
    BottleCaps80 likes this.
  10. TheSSG

    TheSSG Initiate (0) Jul 27, 2008 Illinois

    This guy knows what's going on.

    Capital's lagers are stunning. Their Doppelbocks are the best, ditto for their Maibock.
    Sweet Jesus are they good.
     
    #50 TheSSG, Feb 20, 2013
    djsmith1174 likes this.
  11. BlackDragon

    BlackDragon Initiate (0) Feb 16, 2013 Michigan

    Please Please release some barrel aged stouts during summer some of us don't like anything besides stout and porter no matter how hot it is outside!!!!
     
    #51 BlackDragon, Feb 20, 2013
    dar482 likes this.
  12. DaveAnderson

    DaveAnderson Initiate (0) Jan 11, 2011 Minnesota

    Second runnings/small beers/biers de table.
     
    #52 DaveAnderson, Feb 20, 2013
    Droogins likes this.
  13. trevorjk

    trevorjk Initiate (0) Aug 28, 2009 Netherlands

    If you want German style beers, look no further than Wisconsin.

    I want American Breweries to take a stab at a GOOD 5% Chezch Pilsner.

    America has ruined pilsner beers for me. Luckily i live in Europe now and can have some damn good pilsners daily :slight_smile:
     
    #53 trevorjk, Feb 20, 2013
    Vonstein15 and dar482 like this.
  14. Lutter

    Lutter Initiate (0) Jun 30, 2010 Texas

    Berliner-weiss
     
    #54 Lutter, Feb 20, 2013
  15. trevorjk

    trevorjk Initiate (0) Aug 28, 2009 Netherlands

    Same goes for New Glarus's full line up of German style Lagers. Not to mention Just about every self respecting brewery in wisconsin has at least 1 or 2 different german style beers. (lake front, O'so, Central, and just about every micro brewery in existense in Wi) Wisconsin is the next best thing for German beers outside of Germany.
     
    #55 trevorjk, Feb 20, 2013
    TheSSG likes this.
  16. crytion

    crytion Initiate (0) Jun 24, 2010 Ohio

    imperial red ales.
     
    #56 crytion, Feb 20, 2013
    mporter13 and Falcone like this.
  17. devlishdamsel

    devlishdamsel Initiate (0) Aug 1, 2009 Washington

    Eisbocks, they sound interesting!
     
    #57 devlishdamsel, Feb 20, 2013
    rale and Willbfun like this.
  18. bilboTbaggins

    bilboTbaggins Initiate (0) Feb 14, 2013 Wisconsin

    india tan ale. Think about it
     
    #58 bilboTbaggins, Feb 20, 2013
  19. BlackDragon

    BlackDragon Initiate (0) Feb 16, 2013 Michigan

    Pilsners are highly effected by the water used to brew them at least if you want a good one theirs a reason certain parts of europe does it better.
     
    #59 BlackDragon, Feb 20, 2013
  20. kdb150

    kdb150 Initiate (0) Mar 8, 2012 Pennsylvania

    If you can get your hands on Williamsburg (VA) Alewerks Bourbon Barrel Porter, I highly recommend it. It's very bourbon forward young, but the bourbon mellows out beautifully in 6-12 months.
     
    #60 kdb150, Feb 20, 2013
    Chaney and docnose like this.
Page 3 of 8
Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.