What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #3202

It's quite nice, it was made at the Matsumoku factory. It's in excellent condition, no buckle rash, dings or anything. Missing the pick guard but that's no biggie. This one is a 1977 model.

 

Another TH winner! Endless Mountains

 

Gravity Road, a 10.3% ABV stout by Forgotten Boardwalk. Yet another fine beer from the colossal trade box from @HoppingMadMonk

 

Local lager

 

Second Fiddle next on the agenda.

 

Yes I love this NEDIPA.

 

Once they stop quacking they're almost ready ,,

 

My uncle was stationed in Thailand, Udorn AF Base, 1969 and he said he thought the Singha was best beer he ever had. So I got some. It's better than the Sapporo in the 12 ounce bottles. Shares the adjunct grain taste though.

 

The beer, a collab from my local and 18th Street, is very good, but the name of the beer ….. is sublime. The hops in the base beer are in the background, but provide enough bitterness so the mango and especially the black raspberries don’t become cloying. Really good stuff.

 

Abomination Brewing.
Luscious.
A real fruit hard seltzer smoothie. 5.5 % alc by vol. Ingredients water, fermented cane sugar,mango, red rasberry & yeast.
This is the direction of the hard seltzer. A Michigan COMPANY smooj cant keep it on the shelves.Smells like a lindermans . Very fruity, dry finish? You can feel the fruit in the mouth feel. This is very good . I have only had 2 beers from this brewery. Always cost more to purchase a package of units but worth a single try. It viscous like tomato juice. Light carbibation but very tight and prickly mouth feel which compliments this actually. If your counting carbs though...17g in a serving. Can art work A plus. The drink itself not bad.,no legs just fruit pulp. A plus. A true 100.

 

Another One. An IPA brewed by Maine Beer Company. Good stuff.

 

Tired Hands DDH Punge. Joining @Braunmeister_1943 in the TH appreciation tonight.

 

I used to drink Singha all the time in Thailand, it was pretty much all that was available. Large SIngha or small. I swear the alcohol used to vary - sometimes I'd drink several and be fine and other times I'd get totally shitfaced. Three sheets to the wind here ...probably more from Buddha grass than beer.



This was the mock up of the B52 tail gunner's radar system. You can see the search radar near the front of the picture - two parabolic dishes back to back that spun around.

 

Keeping it light on a hot humid day with a Scrag Mountain Pils

 

Quacking complete
Heading to the plate
Cheers

Enjoying 2010 Pommard Grand Cru
A hugely hop forward Burgundy
(Trying to stay in the lanes)
Cheers

 

Nicely executed sir!!!!

 

Beer time!

Predictable Patterns - Aslin colab with Southern Grist





Cheers!

 

That. Looks. Amazing. DROOL.