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  1. yamar68

    yamar68 Initiate (0) Apr 1, 2011 Minnesota

  2. yamar68

    yamar68 Initiate (0) Apr 1, 2011 Minnesota

    Is there any way you can sort your reviews by the scores you gave for appearance or aroma, etc.?
     
  3. Derranged

    Derranged Initiate (0) Mar 7, 2010 New York

    I agree it looks great. Unfortunately it doesn't taste like much.
     
  4. TheBrewo

    TheBrewo Initiate (0) Nov 11, 2010 New York

    Anything with a huge bubbly head that retains nicely. Wild Devil comes to mind.
     
  5. Kinsman

    Kinsman Maven (1,457) Aug 26, 2009 Nevada

    Weihenstephaner Hefe in the right glass
     
  6. Aexoonge

    Aexoonge Initiate (0) Mar 2, 2012 California

    Agreed. I love watching one of these babies bubble.
     
  7. Wreckoncile

    Wreckoncile Initiate (0) Jul 19, 2011 California

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    I gotta say that Oskar Blues' Gordon/G'Knight is a worthy mention. My favorite Imperial Red.
     
  8. UCLABrewN84

    UCLABrewN84 Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2010 California

    Nope.
     
  9. LambicKing

    LambicKing Initiate (0) Apr 13, 2011 Germany

    Cantillon Kriek on tap is amazing to stare at (and smell)
     
  10. 4balance

    4balance Initiate (0) Dec 11, 2011

    +1 Mighty fine looking brew…not to mention delicious.
     
  11. nrs207

    nrs207 Initiate (0) Sep 8, 2011 Pennsylvania

    Over a few styles, La Fin Du Monde looks amazing. Wasn't a huge fan, but can't argue with the looks. For a quad, Rochefort 10 poured beautifully. If you can get a head on KBS it looks amazing. For pales, Dreadnaught was gorgeous. Hazy orange with a nice fluffy head.
     
  12. bebbcorp

    bebbcorp Initiate (0) Mar 6, 2010 Kansas

    Samuel smith imperial stout, peche mortel, and tallgrass ipa are some of the prettiest looking beers. The prettiest beer I have had to date was delirium tremens poured with large globs of globbies floating throughout it. The bottle was a gusher and so heavily carbonated that the floaties, (orbs, or globbies) were furiously flowing about like the beer was dancing just for me. Each sip was tart and belgiany while also finishing dry and creamy which made no sense to me at all while remaining highly enjoyable. It was a divine beer moment and I have had delirium tremens since then without the floaties and it was nowhere near as good without the dancing beer gremlins in it. In finish I love a beer that confounds and suprises me both at the same time. Yes I know I have amazing grammar skills which is what living in Kansas is all about.
     
  13. bebbcorp

    bebbcorp Initiate (0) Mar 6, 2010 Kansas

    have never tried this beer, but am very interested.
     
  14. Smakawhat

    Smakawhat Grand High Pooh-Bah (7,191) Mar 18, 2008 Maryland
    BA4LYFE Society Pooh-Bah

    Best looking brews personally of late, though, the glass really matters.

    Rising Tide - Daymark
    Bitter Monk - Anchorage
    Houblon Chouffe
    Schlenkerla Eiche in a stange, Marzen also
    Tap X Mein Nelson
    Cuvee de Ranke, orange, pink and red hues, pink head.. gorgeous
    Westvetleren 12 in an official chalice
    Heady Topper
    Supplication
    Old Rasputin on nitro

    just off the top of my head :wink:
     
  15. dap325

    dap325 Initiate (0) Apr 2, 2009 New York

    Wild Devil certainly fits in the huge bubbly head category.. enjoyed the beer, but in the Me vs foam battle, foam won.

    A recent beer that struck me as looking great in the glass was Saranac's Chocolate Orange porter. Poured a thick black with a nice dark 2 finger head. I wish I took a picture. They seem to have stepped up their game a bit with a few of their new releases.
     
  16. teorn88

    teorn88 Initiate (0) Jun 5, 2010 England

  17. JoolyGoodFellow

    JoolyGoodFellow Initiate (0) Feb 23, 2012

    My favorite looking beers are:

    SN Celebration
    Bell's Hoplsam
    Victory Prima Pils
    Victory Lager
     
  18. TheBrewo

    TheBrewo Initiate (0) Nov 11, 2010 New York

    Very true. It takes at least twenty minutes to even get near the beer. Of all the Saranac I've head, I haven't even heard of that guy. Welp, that's a new one to look out for next time I'm home.
     
  19. Etan

    Etan Initiate (0) Jul 11, 2011 Wisconsin

    The Unibroue 17 I poured last night looked phenomenal. Rich, opaque purplish brown with a SPARKLING head of rocky foam. It was sparkling.
     
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