What beer are you drinking now? #2291

At the bar having an Aslin “Master of Oranges” DIPA, DH w/Galaxy, Mosaic, Citra and Amarillo, on tap:



Orange juicy!

 

Cigar City Brewing Invasion Pale Ale

 

In Lillehammer at the moment.

 

Ahh, cool
send me message next time you are in Oslo if you want a beer

 

Thanks! I will do that ! Hope to be there next year around this time.
Traveling back by plane later next week.
Send me a message whenever you're in the Netherlands!
Cheers!

 

Home now with a Pipeworks “Velocity of Light” on the balcony (sunny 58) while the dogs enjoy some sunshine:



Excellent NEIPA. Juicy full and fluffy with out being overbearing; weedy lemongrass nose; dank, weedy,garlic, lemon, orange with grapefruit pith bitterness; huge pillowy white head, long cap retention and heavy lacing. Best part is I would gladly drink another (and the artwork is pretty cool, too). Thanks @Number1Framer for this awesome beer!

 

'17 BCBS


Cheers!

 

First time having 11.

It's okay, but not as good as 10 or 8 or 5 or ... well fine, I don't really remember them all anymore. But this one has a half-citrus/half-tropical vibe. But it finishes far more bitter than I remember any Luponic Distortion before it.

 

I love the 2016 version! It may be my favorite BAIS ever.

 

Benchtop Old Wooden Ship (whiskey barrel aged barleywine from their anniversary a few weeks ago)

 

It's definitely very good! It's helping to offset the cold over here

 

Moving on to a beer that, like Parabola, I received in a trade from a friend:



Absolutely, yes. Loads of caramel/butterscotch, light booze finish, and a touch heavier viscosity than I was expecting. #drinkdownthecellar is in full force!

Cheers, BAs!

 

These are the Haze of our Lives. This beer makes a comeback with its original hop-bill (Southern Passion, African Queen/J-17), but they also threw in Vic Secret. Does that mean African hops are now available again after that whole ABInBev debacle?

This one isn't as good as the OG version (although in cans, Batch 2 had major issues with that hop burn - see Joe's Arcade review) which I got to try on tap and enjoyed. I think this is considered B4. Canned 1/15/2019.

It's got that earthy/grassy/spicy character of African hops that's a little bizarre. My first can during release week had a whallop of bitterness. Now that it's almost two weeks later, it's mellowed out and tasting a little more juicy.

 

Home enjoying 2017 Bigfoot from SN
Return to normal tomorrow after the past week with the flu.

Cheers all

 

I like this stuff and love what they have been doing. Cheers

 

Forgot about this one in the fridge and for over a 100 days old still pretty tasty. Nasty looking floaties during the pour.