Favorite session beers?

Founders All Day IPA!!!

 

This may be surprising given the style and strength, but I love drinking many, many, many lagunitas sucks in a session, though itncan wreck you, but the flavor never overwhelms even after 6 in a row. Otherwise I'd have to say, pride and joy by 3 Floyd's.

 

As of yesterday, Kane Ripple. Hello, oodles of Nelson Sauvin hops!

 

Probably something I've had at NERAX.

More than once? Off the top of my head I'd have to say Uncle Teddy's Bitter on cask.

 

hands down for me its Founders All Day IPA

 

If I could get Gumballhead...

 

"ill take a reds apple ale"

 

I would go with Natty Greene Guilford Blonde Ale at 3.8% abv. I would say Boulevard Tenpenny Ale at 3.25% abv if it was still made.

 

Poeple need to know about it so they expand their distribution. I have to drive to Post Falls or Spokane to get it, but it's definatly worth the drive.

 

With an annual reunion of my friends and I approaching where it is not uncommon for us to sit around drinking and playing cards for as many as 12 hours, I am in need of lower abv. beers. Usually my go to is Long Trail Ale (an alt bier). I absolutely love this beer. With great flavor and a 4.6% abv, it's perfect for such situations. Nevertheless, variety is the spice of life and I'm interested in your picks. What would you reach for if you were going to drink a 5% or less beer for a long period of time?

 

Carton Boat.

Edit: sorry, just realized you are in RI. No Carton up there.

 

Looking back at my reviews, I was a bit surprised to find out that mine was Noble Pils. I stand by this choice.

 

Notch Pils, Notch Saison, Longboard Lager, Banner American Rye, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Bluebird Bitter, Gansett Summer (When in season).....there are a lot I enjoy. Notch is my go to, and if 'The Mule' were in sixers it would always be on hand. Sadly its in bombers for now which kind of limits the sessioning part of the equation.

 

westbrook gose. could drink it all day.

Edit: Or Samuel Smiths organic chocolate stout.

 

Wait, you are saying you consider <5% alcohol to be beer? That's like in the kombucha tea range.

 

I live in NJ and there's no Carton. Granted it's South Jersey...but still...

 

DAISY CUTTER by far!

 

In the US I would say Edward. In the UK there are countless cask options I love, one of which is definitely TT Landlord.

 

Any good berliner - most are in the 3% range. I also really like Prairie Standard and Allagash White.

 

You can only pick it up at the Brewery