What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #3094

puck1225 · Apr 10, 2021

Old Nation Brewing M-43 NEIPA- one of my favorites of this style.

Ocalafox · Apr 10, 2021

Just my opinion but I believe @scream should be honorarily awarded "Poo-Bah" status.

JSullivan · Apr 10, 2021

Haven't had this one in quite a while....

impending · Apr 10, 2021

Voodoo Ranger
~

~
although I'd had recognize him at Safeway if we passed
I never met Scream
Don was in many photos posted here
always looked lit but I expect that was his everyday look
happy to be there, he looked content, a worthy goal
cheers Sir Scream !
jd

basaywhat · Apr 10, 2021

scream said: ↑

Hello, and a Happy Saturday to all you BA and WBAYDN folks! My name is Nathan (or Nate, if you prefer), and I wanted to log in under @scream’s account to share some thoughts with you. You all knew him as @scream, a guy who loved his Voodoo Ranger, had an acerbic wit (one of his favorite new beer names was Permanent Funeral) but kind heart, and loved being a part of and interacting with your community. I knew him as all that and so much more, but mostly I knew him as Dad. And he was an amazing one, to be sure.

My dad loved good beer for as long as I can remember. About my earliest memory of that was him homebrewing in the kitchen when I was much, much younger. Under 10 for sure. He’d mash in, and the smell of stewing grains would fill the house. And I HATED it. With every ounce of my being, I hated it. I’d either close the door to my room, or escape outside. Strange how things work out, and now that smell is such a part of my daily routine that I barely notice it anymore. He loved making English-style beers, especially ESBs and IPAs. My parents went to England for one of their anniversaries, and all that really was, was a beercation. They loved every second of it, and always wanted to go back and do it again, although they never got the chance. Never really cared too much for German beer, despite being stationed in Germany as a 1st Lieutenant Field Engineer. Although there were some cases of Bitburger that came with us on fly-in fishing trips to Canada. Belgians other than barrel-aged quads were out of the question. Hoppy and big, barrel-aged beers were what he ended up enjoying the most, other than a few select English ones (Bateman’s was his favorite). And, a direct quote here, “Keep that fruit outta my beer!”

It took me a good, long while to reach his level of beer sophistication. He was a foodie all along, and passed that along to me, intentionally or not. Naturally, I had my domestic lager phase in college, but as I got older and my palette matured, having a beer with my dad became one of my favorite things. We’d search out whatever we could find, and share it with one another. I almost always brought beer when I went home to visit, and I almost always left having tried something I had never had before. There were so many nights we’d sit in the basement trying a few new beers, or revisiting some old favorites, and listening to music. He was an avid music trader as well for many years, and he had an amazing collection of great tunes. I’d say I’ll remember those nights as clear as a bell for the rest of my days, but truth be told, some of them were always fuzzy to begin with. What I can say for certain is that I will always remember them fondly.

There are so many memories I have of sharing beer with my dad. I’ve already mentioned the basement hangouts. I didn’t make it to Central Waters with him very often, but it was always fun when I did. Talking about what was coming out soon, about which he was pretty much always better-informed than me. He always looked forward to Waldo’s coming out. And Mother-Of-All-Storms was one he tried to track down whenever we could. We’d both been to The Pelican Brewery, although not together. If you ever have the chance to go, do it! You won’t find a better setting. The 3 Sheeps taproom became a staple for us. But my favorite place to share a beer with my dad was in Fort Bragg, CA. We would stay in a little hotel that looked right out onto the ocean, the beach was literally right out the back window. And North Coast was less than a mile away. As time went on, we couldn’t walk there anymore, but we could still go enjoy some Old Rasputin on cask (he LOVED beer from a beer engine). And then some other beers we couldn’t get anywhere in Wisconsin back at the hotel before switching to rye (for him), bourbon (for me), wine with dinner, and then inevitably back to beer. Having a beer with my dad and watching the ocean waves crash in ….I’ll miss that.

Some of you I know, and others I’ve only encountered recently when looking at his account. And that was such a surprise! I knew my dad was active on the BA site, but I had no idea HOW active. Holy cow! But I’m glad he was so involved. As the years wore on and his health declined, his quality of life went with it. Being a part of this community was one of the few things that he still drew a lot of enjoyment from, and I thank you all from the very bottom of my heart for providing that for him. Those of you that traded with him or just sent him beer, thank you for that too! I looked at all his beer check-ins, and there are plenty there where I know neither he nor I picked it up at a store. Thank you as well for all the kind words and thoughts after learning of his passing, they are greatly appreciated.

There’s so much more I could say, but I think maybe it’s time to wrap it up for now, with a couple of notes. I have my Voodoo Ranger ready, and will be logged in to hoist one or two (maybe even three, possibly more) with you. Feel free to say hi, ask questions, or just hang out. At some point in the coming months, I’m thinking June, I’ll be hosting an event of sorts at the 3 Sheeps taproom in Sheboygan, WI, for any BA folks who’d like to come and raise a beer to @scream. I’ll post details in a thread once I’ve got it worked out. I’m also hoping to brew a beer in his memory, that we would likely tap that weekend as well. “Old Curmudgeon” seemed like a good name for it, but alas, already taken. Although he’d probably get a kick out of a Cease and Desist in his memory.

Thank you all again for being such a wonderful community for my dad to be a part of. For being fellow beer lovers. For being good people. For being friends. To @scream, your friend, and my dad. He was a helluva guy.

I wrote the above a few days ago, but would like to add another note. The tributes, toasts, and all the good vibes are so amazing and wonderful. Thank you all so, so much. What an incredible community. Cheers to each and every one of you!
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This was a great tribute to your dad. RIP @scream

Urk1127 · Apr 10, 2021

Bonesaw Brewing.
Swoosh
NEIPA
7.1% ABV 53 IBU
Glassboro, NJ

this is a big name IPA in jersey.

trying to get this down after my first vaccine shot. Nauseous, dizzy. Arm starting to hurt but it is what it is. the national guard is something else. In and out in less than an hour.

Anyways I hoist this beer for @scream

smells of tropical fruit smoothie. Flavors of guava, pineapple, watermelon rind, sweet cantaloupe. Medium bodied. Creamy. This might be my new favorite in the area honestly. Very clean and hoppy and tropical

I may not finish this but here’s to Don and his love of big hops. Unsure if he liked hazies but here’s to him

Shanex · Apr 10, 2021

Ocalafox said: ↑

Just my opinion but I believe @scream should be honorarily awarded "Poo-Bah" status.
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Agreed on principle. Do you guys believe in paradise/heaven? The after death and all that? Because I picture it for all beer drinkers as an eternity where we would be still enjoying the brews we loved on planet Earth.

If that could be true, @scream is already a Poo-Bah in my book, and is resting in peace sipping on VR forever.

Joke aside: congrats all for a brilliant and heartfelt tribute to him.

rudiecantfail · Apr 10, 2021

Well, I don't have any Voodoo Ranger, but I'll lift my glass to @scream.

My glass has Conshohocken Brewing Blood Money in it. It's a blood orange IPA. It has the advertised blood orange notes as well as grapefruit and other citrus. It's a good but not great beer from a good but not great brewery.

Insomniac · Apr 10, 2021

Beer number two is a DIPA out of Quebec. Not as fruit-centric as the name would suggest, but nonetheless delicious. Apparently not selling well in my city, which actually isn’t surprising. Luckily for my local LCBO, they have yours truly to bail them out on any great but slow moving beers. Cheers.

LarryV · Apr 10, 2021

scream said: ↑

Hello, and a Happy Saturday to all you BA and WBAYDN folks! My name is Nathan (or Nate, if you prefer), and I wanted to log in under @scream’s account to share some thoughts with you. You all knew him as @scream, a guy who loved his Voodoo Ranger, had an acerbic wit (one of his favorite new beer names was Permanent Funeral) but kind heart, and loved being a part of and interacting with your community. I knew him as all that and so much more, but mostly I knew him as Dad. And he was an amazing one, to be sure.

My dad loved good beer for as long as I can remember. About my earliest memory of that was him homebrewing in the kitchen when I was much, much younger. Under 10 for sure. He’d mash in, and the smell of stewing grains would fill the house. And I HATED it. With every ounce of my being, I hated it. I’d either close the door to my room, or escape outside. Strange how things work out, and now that smell is such a part of my daily routine that I barely notice it anymore. He loved making English-style beers, especially ESBs and IPAs. My parents went to England for one of their anniversaries, and all that really was, was a beercation. They loved every second of it, and always wanted to go back and do it again, although they never got the chance. Never really cared too much for German beer, despite being stationed in Germany as a 1st Lieutenant Field Engineer. Although there were some cases of Bitburger that came with us on fly-in fishing trips to Canada. Belgians other than barrel-aged quads were out of the question. Hoppy and big, barrel-aged beers were what he ended up enjoying the most, other than a few select English ones (Bateman’s was his favorite). And, a direct quote here, “Keep that fruit outta my beer!”

It took me a good, long while to reach his level of beer sophistication. He was a foodie all along, and passed that along to me, intentionally or not. Naturally, I had my domestic lager phase in college, but as I got older and my palette matured, having a beer with my dad became one of my favorite things. We’d search out whatever we could find, and share it with one another. I almost always brought beer when I went home to visit, and I almost always left having tried something I had never had before. There were so many nights we’d sit in the basement trying a few new beers, or revisiting some old favorites, and listening to music. He was an avid music trader as well for many years, and he had an amazing collection of great tunes. I’d say I’ll remember those nights as clear as a bell for the rest of my days, but truth be told, some of them were always fuzzy to begin with. What I can say for certain is that I will always remember them fondly.

There are so many memories I have of sharing beer with my dad. I’ve already mentioned the basement hangouts. I didn’t make it to Central Waters with him very often, but it was always fun when I did. Talking about what was coming out soon, about which he was pretty much always better-informed than me. He always looked forward to Waldo’s coming out. And Mother-Of-All-Storms was one he tried to track down whenever we could. We’d both been to The Pelican Brewery, although not together. If you ever have the chance to go, do it! You won’t find a better setting. The 3 Sheeps taproom became a staple for us. But my favorite place to share a beer with my dad was in Fort Bragg, CA. We would stay in a little hotel that looked right out onto the ocean, the beach was literally right out the back window. And North Coast was less than a mile away. As time went on, we couldn’t walk there anymore, but we could still go enjoy some Old Rasputin on cask (he LOVED beer from a beer engine). And then some other beers we couldn’t get anywhere in Wisconsin back at the hotel before switching to rye (for him), bourbon (for me), wine with dinner, and then inevitably back to beer. Having a beer with my dad and watching the ocean waves crash in ….I’ll miss that.

Some of you I know, and others I’ve only encountered recently when looking at his account. And that was such a surprise! I knew my dad was active on the BA site, but I had no idea HOW active. Holy cow! But I’m glad he was so involved. As the years wore on and his health declined, his quality of life went with it. Being a part of this community was one of the few things that he still drew a lot of enjoyment from, and I thank you all from the very bottom of my heart for providing that for him. Those of you that traded with him or just sent him beer, thank you for that too! I looked at all his beer check-ins, and there are plenty there where I know neither he nor I picked it up at a store. Thank you as well for all the kind words and thoughts after learning of his passing, they are greatly appreciated.

There’s so much more I could say, but I think maybe it’s time to wrap it up for now, with a couple of notes. I have my Voodoo Ranger ready, and will be logged in to hoist one or two (maybe even three, possibly more) with you. Feel free to say hi, ask questions, or just hang out. At some point in the coming months, I’m thinking June, I’ll be hosting an event of sorts at the 3 Sheeps taproom in Sheboygan, WI, for any BA folks who’d like to come and raise a beer to @scream. I’ll post details in a thread once I’ve got it worked out. I’m also hoping to brew a beer in his memory, that we would likely tap that weekend as well. “Old Curmudgeon” seemed like a good name for it, but alas, already taken. Although he’d probably get a kick out of a Cease and Desist in his memory.

Thank you all again for being such a wonderful community for my dad to be a part of. For being fellow beer lovers. For being good people. For being friends. To @scream, your friend, and my dad. He was a helluva guy.

I wrote the above a few days ago, but would like to add another note. The tributes, toasts, and all the good vibes are so amazing and wonderful. Thank you all so, so much. What an incredible community. Cheers to each and every one of you!
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That was outstanding, thanks for posting it! I will be back later with a Voodoo Ranger and a tune i wrote and recorded in Don's honor. Cheers and sorry for your loss.

muchloveforhops3 · Apr 10, 2021

Hey BAs- Hope everyone is having a solid Saturday so far! It's definitely a great day to honor an outstanding fellow advocate, @scream.

Will be breaking out a Pelican bottle later in his memory, but for now, I'll toast him with some coffee:

Cheers, friends!

beerthiefdotca · Apr 10, 2021

No Voodoo Ranger close to me but I'll raise this local saison to @scream. Godspeed.

meanmutt · Apr 10, 2021

At Highgrain Brewing Co. drinking their new Aw Shucks...an oyster stout. I am liking this place better with every visit. They are brewing things that nobody else brews and they really nail just about every style of beer they put out.

Cheers!

JSullivan · Apr 10, 2021

Pretty good

JamFuel · Apr 10, 2021

I have spent this day, the 42nd anniversary of the beginning of my reign of pollution upon this earth, treating myself. Now, I’m in a more reflective mood as I watch one of the greatest shows ever made for the, at least, tenth time. I raise this glass to our Virtual Bar brother, @scream .

Act25 · Apr 10, 2021

Two New to BA, new to me, 5% NY Ales rated 4+

Smile My Guy | Bronx | 5% | IPA Session
4.02/5 rDev 0%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
1st review. Added by Act 25. Fave brewer.
a) Sudsy thumbful of white head over hazed yellow body.
s) Big snootful of lemon, fresh sawn wood, caramel.
t) Ariana - new to me, addes floral, creamy tone. Slightly medicinal and fresh cut wood.
F) fresh, light, medicinal. Weird.
o) Ariana, Cascade, Centennial, Comet, Mandarina Bavaria, plus lemon peel (must like lemon!)

Baby Dragon | Woodstock | 5.5% | APA
4.15/5 rDev +7.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
5th Review, my 1st from Woodstock (in Catskills, good water)
a) Hazed thinly yellow body wth wispy head.
s) Excellent floral and tropical nose.
t) Malt background supports layers of floral tropical and citrus fruit, astringent.
f) Astringent, wine like, low carb, excellent drinkability, packed with flavor.
o) Sourced 7th Ave Park Slope Grocer.

GreenBayBA · Apr 10, 2021

This beer was a gift from @scream, as part of a super-generous 3 Sheeps Brewing haul that he gave me. Nice work on this one, Nate! I purchased more of it after I tried one of the cans from that haul!

mickyge · Apr 10, 2021

Limazulu said: ↑

The moment I read @beergoot 's publication of this special event paying our respects to @scream , the following song came to mind. I will be back a bit later with a toast to Don and some Voodoo Ranger Imperial.

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I just clicked the song and my wife is step dancing around the room. She is extremely Irish and I didn't know she could do that. I've only been with her for almost 50 years. I guess you never really know someone

JamFuel · Apr 10, 2021

scream said: ↑

Hello, and a Happy Saturday to all you BA and WBAYDN folks! My name is Nathan (or Nate, if you prefer), and I wanted to log in under @scream’s account to share some thoughts with you. You all knew him as @scream, a guy who loved his Voodoo Ranger, had an acerbic wit (one of his favorite new beer names was Permanent Funeral) but kind heart, and loved being a part of and interacting with your community. I knew him as all that and so much more, but mostly I knew him as Dad. And he was an amazing one, to be sure.

My dad loved good beer for as long as I can remember. About my earliest memory of that was him homebrewing in the kitchen when I was much, much younger. Under 10 for sure. He’d mash in, and the smell of stewing grains would fill the house. And I HATED it. With every ounce of my being, I hated it. I’d either close the door to my room, or escape outside. Strange how things work out, and now that smell is such a part of my daily routine that I barely notice it anymore. He loved making English-style beers, especially ESBs and IPAs. My parents went to England for one of their anniversaries, and all that really was, was a beercation. They loved every second of it, and always wanted to go back and do it again, although they never got the chance. Never really cared too much for German beer, despite being stationed in Germany as a 1st Lieutenant Field Engineer. Although there were some cases of Bitburger that came with us on fly-in fishing trips to Canada. Belgians other than barrel-aged quads were out of the question. Hoppy and big, barrel-aged beers were what he ended up enjoying the most, other than a few select English ones (Bateman’s was his favorite). And, a direct quote here, “Keep that fruit outta my beer!”

It took me a good, long while to reach his level of beer sophistication. He was a foodie all along, and passed that along to me, intentionally or not. Naturally, I had my domestic lager phase in college, but as I got older and my palette matured, having a beer with my dad became one of my favorite things. We’d search out whatever we could find, and share it with one another. I almost always brought beer when I went home to visit, and I almost always left having tried something I had never had before. There were so many nights we’d sit in the basement trying a few new beers, or revisiting some old favorites, and listening to music. He was an avid music trader as well for many years, and he had an amazing collection of great tunes. I’d say I’ll remember those nights as clear as a bell for the rest of my days, but truth be told, some of them were always fuzzy to begin with. What I can say for certain is that I will always remember them fondly.

There are so many memories I have of sharing beer with my dad. I’ve already mentioned the basement hangouts. I didn’t make it to Central Waters with him very often, but it was always fun when I did. Talking about what was coming out soon, about which he was pretty much always better-informed than me. He always looked forward to Waldo’s coming out. And Mother-Of-All-Storms was one he tried to track down whenever we could. We’d both been to The Pelican Brewery, although not together. If you ever have the chance to go, do it! You won’t find a better setting. The 3 Sheeps taproom became a staple for us. But my favorite place to share a beer with my dad was in Fort Bragg, CA. We would stay in a little hotel that looked right out onto the ocean, the beach was literally right out the back window. And North Coast was less than a mile away. As time went on, we couldn’t walk there anymore, but we could still go enjoy some Old Rasputin on cask (he LOVED beer from a beer engine). And then some other beers we couldn’t get anywhere in Wisconsin back at the hotel before switching to rye (for him), bourbon (for me), wine with dinner, and then inevitably back to beer. Having a beer with my dad and watching the ocean waves crash in ….I’ll miss that.

Some of you I know, and others I’ve only encountered recently when looking at his account. And that was such a surprise! I knew my dad was active on the BA site, but I had no idea HOW active. Holy cow! But I’m glad he was so involved. As the years wore on and his health declined, his quality of life went with it. Being a part of this community was one of the few things that he still drew a lot of enjoyment from, and I thank you all from the very bottom of my heart for providing that for him. Those of you that traded with him or just sent him beer, thank you for that too! I looked at all his beer check-ins, and there are plenty there where I know neither he nor I picked it up at a store. Thank you as well for all the kind words and thoughts after learning of his passing, they are greatly appreciated.

There’s so much more I could say, but I think maybe it’s time to wrap it up for now, with a couple of notes. I have my Voodoo Ranger ready, and will be logged in to hoist one or two (maybe even three, possibly more) with you. Feel free to say hi, ask questions, or just hang out. At some point in the coming months, I’m thinking June, I’ll be hosting an event of sorts at the 3 Sheeps taproom in Sheboygan, WI, for any BA folks who’d like to come and raise a beer to @scream. I’ll post details in a thread once I’ve got it worked out. I’m also hoping to brew a beer in his memory, that we would likely tap that weekend as well. “Old Curmudgeon” seemed like a good name for it, but alas, already taken. Although he’d probably get a kick out of a Cease and Desist in his memory.

Thank you all again for being such a wonderful community for my dad to be a part of. For being fellow beer lovers. For being good people. For being friends. To @scream, your friend, and my dad. He was a helluva guy.

I wrote the above a few days ago, but would like to add another note. The tributes, toasts, and all the good vibes are so amazing and wonderful. Thank you all so, so much. What an incredible community. Cheers to each and every one of you!
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Now that’s a tribute. Thank you, Nate, that drew a few tears from this curmudgeon.

JamFuel · Apr 10, 2021

Ocalafox said: ↑

Just my opinion but I believe @scream should be honorarily awarded "Poo-Bah" status.
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I second, third and fourth this.

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