What beer are you drinking now? #1789

A pint of Guinness on the south bank of the Thames is the ticket.

Everywhere I look is a bit of history, as told by the Victors of course. Including a replica of a ship used by Sir Francis Drake, The Golden Hinde c. 1580

 

Good Morning and Happy Hump Day BA!
been on a IPA kick lately and up today is Grimm's Double Dry Hopped Lumen...cheers!

 

Went with the Anchor's current host brewers' main beer Greene King IPA

English style IPA that won't blow your head off.
Cheers.
My favorite from Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac has spawned great covers, but the original is best. Cheers!

 

I dont think i will be able to get to sleep before the sun comes up so im just going to have a beer and keep it moving until breakfast time. Karl Strauss Aurora Hoppyalis. Hopped with Simcoe, Amarillo, Mosaic, and Citra. Not alot of Malt presence. Light in body for a 7% ipa. Light yellow color. crisp and dry feeling, decent carbonation. Tastes like pineapple, citrus and hint of floral and pine. Good beer.

 

Alameda • Black Bear XX Stout

 

Drinking Leinie's Red



Listening to King Crimson - Red

 

Happy hump day BA no work today so ill be sipping on this beauty

 

Drinking Leinie's Corn Maze Oktoberfest

 

My back never let up yesterday, so I stopped drinking and did a little voodoo dance around lunch time; no help, so I eventually took a pill yesterday afternoon and got some brief relief. Taking it easy and feeling much better this morning:



This can is approximately 6+ months old, and I think my last can. Still has a coconut nose; the coconut flavor has faded, but present. Semi sweet chocolate, cocoa and caramel base with some vanilla. Silky and oily feel. Lite legs and some warmth. Still a darn tasty big alcohol (13%) and flavored stout, but my experience is fresher is better if you want to enjoy the full coconut experience.

Drink on BAs and a shout out to those who are still without power!

 

This has been languishing in the fridge since last fall when I found a few at a store in Iowa. The label is beat up from travel, but what a beauty of a beer! I saw @Beer-Panda post a 2012 yesterday with a great description of it and totally agree with his assessment. It does indeed have the characteristics of a vintage port, single malt scotch and a Quad all thrown in. I'm going to let this work of art warm up a little more before I further indulge. At 10% abv. it's the perfect beer on a cool damp morning. Cheers gang!

 

Welcome to the site and the virtual bar!

 

Samuel Smith's India Ale

It's a good day.
Cheers, BA's