New Beer Sunday (week 395)

***New Hefewiezen Sunday!!!

Hello fellow New Beer Sunday faithful.

I can't drive 55 but that's the current temp in Casper. I'm looking forward to a nice long Autumn.

My new beer today, it may not be the only thanks to recent trades, is a delicious, not overly done with the spice and fruit, Hefeweizen I got from match1112:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/26548/71738/?ba=Bitterbill

My description doesn't give it true justice. I was very pleasing to my palate. Thanks again, Matt!

 

***New American Brown Ale Sunday!!!

Thanks to match1112, again:
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/26548/71741/?ba=Bitterbill

Dry but not overly bitter as in too hoppy. I really enjoyed it.

 

American Red Ale

Going to turn out to be a pleasant day with maybe some good games on TV. Have a couple of beers up today. The first is a beer that just about everyone has access to, and one that is local. My review of Sierra Nevada Imperial Red Ale:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/82083/?ba=morimech

 

New English Bitter Sunday

Greetings NBSer's,

Sent from a truly lovely autumn day in SCMN. Apples, apples, apples was the theme today as I've gone through over 11lbs of the things prepping for pies to be made at a later date. I guess a truly autumn activity that is.

Beer today is staying in the midwest from Two Brothers in Ill. Unfortunately a tad past best by date - I blame myself and won't hold it against the beer or the brewers.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/689/56938/?ba=garymuchow

Well done session beer with soft grainy malts and well balanced hops and hints of oak. Perfect for an afternoon full of stuff to do.

Best to all this week.

 

Quadrupel

Here is my local beer contribution to NBS this week. A good barrel-aged beer that is worth at least a try if you see it on the shelves. Brau Brothers Quad Ale:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/14967/85259/?ba=morimech

 

***New American Double/Imperial IPA Sunday***



Fresh growler of Myrcenary from the brewery courtesy of dobliebop.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/267/66436/?ba=EgadBananas

Fantastic stuff!

Cheers!

 

Hey Bill! Glad you are enjoying the beers Rolling Meadows puts out, they are currrently talking about doing a wet hopped dunkel, might just send you a bottle if I can get you one! Cheers!

 

New this week, 2nd one, thanks Steime:



Final Thought: not my fav, but I see how people could really like it.

 

Oatmeal Stout

Hello all. Quiet Sunday at the shop. My plan is to work my way through the rest of the recent Sierra Nevada Beer Camp beers.

Here is one from yesterday for Beer Camp #45: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/75798/?ba=libbey

Tasty little number and I'm looking forward to the rest.

Cheers

 

Pilsner

Beer Camp #43: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/66425/?ba=libbey

Imperial Pilsner? Not sure about that but a tasty little number regardless.


Untitled by mateolibbeysi5, on Flickr

 

I'm testing out an American Adjunct Lager today!

Batch 19 Pre-Prohibition Style Lager. I actually didn't know this was from Coors at first, not that I really care all that much who it's from. It surprised me when I tasted it, It is a nice tasting session lager, and I kind of forget the price but if cheap enough I wouldn't mind picking up for when I just want a plain ol' beer. I enjoyed having this one on a sunday afternoon after a few beers that had a bit of high powered profiles to them. It's nice to have something simple sometimes.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/306/58017

 

English IPA

Beer Camp Floral IPA from Sierra Nevada: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/83534/?ba=libbey

My third beer from this mixed pack and so far I am quite happy with the mix of beers. Nothing crazy but all very solid offerings.


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Cheers!

 

Greetings fellow NBSers! A warm and beautiful late summer day here in the Fourth Corner, and I took advantage by going for a 3+ hour bike up to the Canadian border and back. Some beautiful farm country and views of the North Cascades out in the wilds of Whatcom county.

Yesterday I worked at one of my local breweries. The start/finish line of a local 5-stage relay race, http://bellinghamtraverse.com/bellingham-traverse/home , was right outside the brewery and we were able to allow beer to be consumed on the sidewalk. I set all that up, supervised the area, tore it all down and helped out in the regular beer garden as well. A fun 10-1/2 hour day on my "Sunday". My shift brews were very tasty indeed.

My first review today is a new IPA from one of more widely distributed brewers: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/365/85373/?ba=beertunes . A pleasant enough brew, but not really outstanding either. Cheers all!

 

My first post-ride brew was this Hefe, it would have scored better if it been called a Pale Wheat, but it was enjoyable as it was: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/21193/70396

 

New American Wild Ale Sunday (week 395)

Greetings NBSers. A beautiful day to brew a Pumpkin Stout, so we did. Lotta homebrews enjoyed on the way, and now this finds its way into my glass. A disappointment by Captain Lawrence standards, but an enjoyable beer none the less. Hope you are enjoying a great American Beer in your glass right now. Cheers! Sorry about the picture quality.

Mother Barrel

 

Yeah, that was kinda my thought too. Some styles don't benefit from being "Imperialized".

 

Imperial Red Ale

My final beer from the Beer Camp series and sadly my least favorite: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/82083


Untitled by mateolibbeysi5, on Flickr

Cheers!

 

New American Pale Ale Sunday

Just got back from a few days of canyoneering in Southern Utah. Another brew from portia99, very nice.

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/20681/78906/?ba=Wasatch

Cheers!

 

My final NBS post this week is my second post ride brew. An incredibly average amber: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/562/5655 . I hope y'all have a fun and beery week and I'll see ya next Sunday, Cheers!