What beer are you drinking now? #3303

Very very tasty! Well worth seeking.

 

Cheers!

 

Prost!

 

At Cold Springs Brewing in Cape May NJ, Finley Forge IPA a nice brew.

 

Work complete early, gearing up for some live music tonight.
Discussing with Marie.
Cheers all

 

It’s not a session IPA if you don’t session it.

 

Shaping up to be an excellent weekend here, starting out with an excellent beer.

Beachwood Amalgamator



I'm in a West Coast state of mind today.

 

Cheers!

 

Got a nice 2 mile hike in with Miss Emma, raked some leaves and stopped at my local beer store

New one to me.....

 

Good afternoon BA's. The first choice today is from Flying Dog which i have not had for a lot of years given their relocation from Denver to Maryland and my long time residency in PHX. In going thru my reviews i saw i last had it in 2008 with a good review. Much to my surprise it still agrees with my pallet. Comes across like a hoppy barleywine but definitely no sweetness and a tad bit of booze. Fun to have again!
Cheers,
Tom

 

Greetings BA's,

Time to chill. I'm no longer an Orval virgin. Finally, got around to trying this classic Trappist beer. Very unique. This one is considered young. Bottled in May of this year. As you can see, even a careful pour produces a massive head. As advertised, it's funky, yeasty and earthy with some spicy thrown in. I almost missed the spiciness with all the funk. Cheers all!



For some reason Dave Brubeck seemed a good match for this beer....

 

I like the tune!

 

Hoppy Friday! Founders Harvest Ale. Delicious as always. Cheers!

 

Revolution/Half Arce On & On: Part 1, cheers!

 

VERY nice!

 

I could see this beer becoming a fridge staple.

Cheers Y'all

 

Ahhhhh, Belgian beers are cool, but a German Festbier still satisfies the senses this time of year...for me anyway. Weihenstephaner Festbeir from my hoarded stash! Prost!



NOW I'm chilling, with Chet.

 

You know, Yuengling falls in that category of under appreciated American beers in my book. It