Favorite Session beer(s)?

Ron,you have a constitution which most drinkers can only dream about

 

This is, indeed, a fine pint.



Just had a Bitter & Twisted the other day. It was delightful.

 

Boulevard Frequent Flier Session IPA @ 4.2% abv (which the distributor does not supply to our local store anymore), so I have turned to Ozark Pale Ale @ 4.3% abv and it is superb.

 

I usually hold consumption to 3 beers or less, even when fishing. That being said, All Day IPA from Founders, Sam's '76, from Sam Adams is pretty tasty, and I can still walk after three Old Rasputins.

 

During the recent online tasting of Irish Dry Stouts, I discovered a wonderful session beer (British definition) brewed here in Minnesota.

https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/43011/198276/

Very flavorful, nice aroma. Amazing job by the brewer to pack that much flavor into a beer with such a low ABV.

 

Wow! It sounds awesome!

 

Carton Boat

Anderson Valley The Kimmie, The Yink and The Holy Gose

Are the two that I buy the most at home

 

Cask, keg, can, or bottle?

 

Cask. My "local" pub kicks ass.

 

Bitter & Twisted was one of those beers that made me realise that beer didn't have to taste of Tennents/San Miguel/ McEwans lager when I started drinking in the mid/late nineties. If I see it on draught I usually still get a pint of it

 

This one
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/323/4720/

 

Any authentice Helles would do for me!

 

You're no longer seeing Frequent Flier Session IPA as it's been retired.

 

That is truly sad. It was my favorite from Boulevard. I will turn my attention to some great session beers that are in being produced in NW Arkansas. The only silver lining.

 

Agreed. I loved the beer myself, but the sales just weren't there to justify continuing to brew it.

 

The perfect balance of maltiness and bitterness from the hops with a tad of citrus. It was the best beer imho from Boulevard.

 

Marble Pilsner and Yuengling Lager.

 

Yeungling lager
Bell's Lagerr
Bell's Amber Ale