What beer are you drinking now? #4305

A frosty cold one courtesy of Hardywood! Have a good night BA’ers!!

 

From the inimitable @HIGHPA a Transient Familial Blend 2. Unfortunately, I think this might be infected. While I have not had many / any buckwheat stouts, this is decidedly red wine vinegar with none of the adjuncts perceptible. I’ll give it a few more minutes to warm up, but I think it will be visiting the sink.

 

Drinking a Real American Beer right before the tornado warning at the Benton county fair. Inside the sport arena now waiting it out.

 

Keystone Light
Tall Boy to Boot....
Happy Saturday!!!!!!!
Cheers BA!!!!!!!!!

 

@Ocalafox says:


a very @Ocalafox tune
Cheers BAs

 

Thanks - oh well, I tried

 

Cheers!

 

What a **** up, grabbed the wrong beer...





Some serious floaties in this one

 

I’m enjoying this new one from Tucher.

 

More Natural ICE!!!!!!
Happy Saturday!!!!!!
Cheers BA!!!!!!!

 

Stopped by BevMo to see if I could win the Oktoberfest lottery. No dice. The only style of beer in the cooler that looked interesting is this. It's a style of beer I rarely find. This example is surprisingly roasty yet works well even on this warm summer afternoon.

 

We get limited Veil distro up here. I keep looking for Master Shredder but haven't seen it yet. I'm hoping to drink one with you virtually some day!

 

In San Diego for a conference. After 5 hours of stand and walking in dress shoes I’m hitting Ballast Point in Little Italy. Victory At Sea!

 

Cheers!

 

Where the hell is @Blogjackets ?

 

Adrien Brouwer oaked from a recent birthday gift from the missus. I had no idea what to expect. I should have used my chalice, but… This is very tasty! The head is quite frenetic on pour, but once you get past that, it’s aces. Has Belgian funk all over the nose, with some slight caramel tones. First sips are a “dirty” Belgian yeasty twang, followed by an interestingly complex tannic malt body. Very crisp, yet carries a heft to it. At 10%, this drinks much too easily. An intriguing beer, perhaps one I would revisit in autumn months (if I had regular access, which I don’t). What a total surprise.