What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #3881

Summit Twin Pils (5.1%): A Zwickel/Pilsner beer from Minnesota that is a newer version of the Keller Pils with flavors of lemon citrus, lemonflower, grains, and wheat.

One of the most flavorful, drinkable, and best summer beers out there. At first the I didn't like the 12-packs, but now I am convinced you need to buy at least twelve of these at a time. I'm sure @LesDewitt4beer can attest. Haven't tried Sierra Nevada Summerfest yet, so may be a battle upcoming, but cannot imagine it can beat this one. The flavor and drinkability here are incredible.

 

Yup, pretty much a lapse of good judgement on my behalf. No longer a concern though

 

Another good night to grill and have a beer.

 

I really like this beer. Sadly, it was just a one off to honor/support the bruins (don’t know the specifics, as I don’t follow hockey). It’s really good. Light, clear, and hoppy. A rare combo. Not sure what it is, but something in this tastes like the wine grapes my grandfather used to grow and my brother and I would suck on/pelt each other with. I really like it.

 

Heyo! Some immediate and severe weather is causing us to rethink our “walk to get a cheese plate then eat outside somewhere” dinner plans.

a Weldworks Juicy Bits while we decide what to do!

 

Wax Wings Pulled Into Nazareth IPA. This is my first time trying their flagship IPA. If I had to guess, I'd say there's definitely Citra in this, as it brings loads of citrus orange character (ripe navel orange, mandarin, orange peel). Also getting ruby red grapefruit, some passionfruit, slight underripe mango, big bright floral, and pine resin. This is an outstanding NEIPA. Wouldn't expect anything less from these guys.

 

Back to some good beer - that SN Sunny Little Thing has to be one of the worst beers I've had in ages. So on to another fresh Be Hoppy from Wormtown.



Dinner rocked though - some Meyers (Elgin Tx) hot sausage with an additional tsp of Thai chilies to kick things up a notch, and some Heady Topper mustard as a condiment. Was damn tasty if I do say ..

https://cuetopiatexas.com/shop/sausage/hot-texas-sausage/

 

Day 39, Brewery number 40 - Black Tooth Brewing Company, drinking “Hot Streak” IPA:



Pine and citrus nose/taste. Light on the malt but otherwise a clean lightly bitter pounder.

I parked in front of the brewery during a thunderstorm, and lightning struck the building across the street from me! Boy, was it loud…2 fire trucks appeared within a couple of minutes…guys in the Taproom said sparks went down the side of the building…glad it didn’t hit Harvey!

Life is short, drink up! Cheers from Sheridan, WY!

 

Sweet!!! You reminded me that I have some Kief (Forgotten Skittles) so just about to do a bowl. Great stuff! Cheers my friend

 

Enjoying a CCB Guayabera Citra Pale Ale on the 79th anniversary of D-Day, a day that changed the course of history.

 

For me I cant go wrong with anything from jacks abby

 

Cool glass.

 

Sounds and looks good!

 

Raul’n:

 

Well not Rickey though. but when I was kid my parents always told me to eat or I'd get rickets

I never did get rickets

 

The Veil Quadruple Dry-Hopped Crucial Taunt (brewery says "mostly Citra"). First Veil beer in a minute. This certainly is a Citra bomb, bringing orange gummis, fresh-squeezed OJ, orange pith, mango sorbet, floral, pineapple, lime, earthy pine resin. Soft and pillowy beer that starts off juicy and slightly sweet, but delves into a dry, hoppy, and pleasantly bitter finish. Their hazies are always a treat to have.

 

Thanks! I just happened to randomly come across it on their website a while back. Pretty unique logo for them. Cheers!

 

Brewery number 41, Luminous Brewhouse, drinking “Three Dog White IPA”:





Pineapple purée added. Malty semi sweet pineapple. Some skunky nose/taste as beer warms up. I’ve had a few pineapple IPAs, and this one is ok. The rain has stopped, the firemen are still across the street:



Time to head to the campground and set up for the night. Cheers!

 

Rickets?! They must have been desperate to get vegetables in you. Did they threaten scurvy too??