What beer are you drinking now? #3065

So glad @eppCOS pulled this out last week. Had a draft for the first time and loved it. Nice you scored cans, will be on the lookout for next year's release. Are those two different year releases?

Sounds like all the more reason to crack open a (low ABV) Porter. Nice music accompaniment (Loookout weekend).

Cooking some baked clams and a nice huge baked potato, this porter will pair nicely. Feels to cold to drink outside after three days of 70s and shorts.



One day I'll learn to make Yorkshire Pudding, my favorite from back in the day.

Chicago's very own Ramsey Lewis


As well as the one and only Oscar Brown Jr.

 

Internet is a full-time job! Beautiful beer! Prost

 

Blondie. Unfiltered blond from 'T IJ (Amsterdam).
All bars, restaurants and shops etc. are still closed here because of Covid.
Cheers!

 

Cool tunes!
Cheers

 

Glad to see WBAYDN thread is at 2 pages already. It's Friday, so time to go big or go home. One of Bottle Logics finest right here. Hope some of you are/were able to enjoy this. It is that good.

 

Porter number 2:



Vanilla Java Porter from Atwater. Its decent and I like vanilla and coffee, but its a little too thin (bodied) and sweet for my taste.

 

Tree House Fruit Project Passionfruit + Peach

 

Girl had a day off from school today, so the wife and I followed suit. Hit Barleygarden in Alpharetta for some lunch and drinks outside in a safe environment. Started with Perennial Saison from St. Louis. Then an Ommegang Rare Vos, and finished up with a smooth, local oatmeal stout from Wild Heaven.

 

Poured into a 16 oz Snulip glass canned 3/2/2021. This one with Nelson, Mosaic, and Simcoe. Pours a hazy yellow orange with a half finger sticky white head that leaves thick webs of lace with nice retention. 4.5

Aroma papaya, white grapes, melon, pineapple, apricot, and grapefruit rind. 4.5

Taste follows papaya, cantaloupe, pineapple, peach, grapes, apricot, and grapefruit really balanced with a little bitterness in the finish. 4.5

Mouthfeel is big, soft gentle carbonation, a tad sticky but not dry, and at 8% it really goes down easy. 4.75

Overall this one is a winner for sure. Always dig this series and what these guys do. Always trying new and well crafted beers. 4.5 Cheers all

 

Getting in the morning coffee a little late. This is very sweet and is more of a barleywine to my tastes. Vanilla leads the way along with some praline pecan. Very sticky and im not detecting the over 13% abv. Did I mention the sweetness?

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Howdy BA’s
Glorious weather in these parts today, I set up my pizza oven, washed and waxed my truck and did 3 hours of overtime. Kind of an @Ocalafox typical day.

Now me and Henri are doing some day drinking and eating chips and salsa. He prefers medium. I am thankful, Cheers

Beer courtesy of @Blogjackets

 

This one is amazing also.

 

Today is one of those days where I resent having a day job that gets in the way of my beer job(?)
Cheers all - will join with a porter later on.

 

Sadly didn't see any Fuller's London Porter at the two places I stopped, but this is a great local offering.



Seven million gallons of porter, you say?

 

Moving on to something not so sweet. I missed the period of black ipa / cascadian ale popularity so I was very excited to see this one pop back up in my area. Love the color and hope to see more breweries bring back their mothballed black ipa's (cough, Furious Black).

 

TX IPA. A local Island Pale Ale. Stormy weather outside.
Cheers!

 

Another local. I prefer Mayflower but this is pretty good.

 

Good day Advocates. Drinking Live Transmission Milkshake IPA from Flying Monkeys in Ontario. Not a huge fan of the milkshakes but once in a blue moon is fine. Plus, this one is less shakey than most.

Some post workout tunes. Cheers.