What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #3041

Hope everyone’s having a great day. Cheers!

 

Like the echo effect and really like the drum sound on this one. Nice wood grain. Thanks for sharing.

 

Centerfield: best baseball song ever.

 

Thank you sir - that's a touch of reverb, that's the only effect I used. I recorded that on my Tascam 32 track so the drums are a lot crisper than if I was just jamming in my living room. I really like the wood grain on that guitar, it's hard to capture in pictures because of the blond color but it's really gorgeous. A classy and understated guitar.

Thanks for listening - I appreciate it!!! Cheers!

 

That was superb.
Great sound
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LOL! I thought Devil’s Advocate was a separate site. Cheers.

 

Good-looking doxie!

 

Hey BA's


It's a Tuesday that feels like a Monday....drinking this guy right here

 

She is my girl. Well my doggie girl. Very loyal companion.

 

Thank you Sir Saberg I really appreciate the kind words! That guitar has a fat, vintage sound to it that I really like. Guitars are like girlfriends, they all have something different to offer

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You're a good husband, Dave

 

@Toddismyhomeboy welcome to BA

 

It's Voodoo Ranger Time - Cheers BAs !!

 

Good evening Advocates,
I'm drinking now one:

Jungle Juice (Rome, ITA) - RED WOOD - Red Ale (6.2%).

0.33 cl can, best before 30/10/2021.
Sick scents on the nose (pany, honeyed).
Red colors, on caramel / acacia honey color.
Abundant foam that remains, even if in a small part, on the surface throughout the drink: it does not disappear completely.
In the mouth, light and flowing body, as per the Anglo-Saxon tradition.
Lively carbonation, but absolutely not excessive.
In the mouth there are quite sweet hints of malts (caramel). Sensations reminiscent of caramel, honey with a hint of red fruit.
I would have expected toasted notes, instead absent.
To be honest, unlike other beers in which it is the characterizing element, I do not clearly recognize maple syrup.
Certainly notes emerge as the beer approaches room temperature in the glass, but in any case it is never as evident and recognizable as in other beers, especially foreign ones.
Which, in my opinion, is not necessarily a fault given the round and well-balanced result achieved by this beer.
It seems to me a light-bodied beer that greatly facilitates its drinkability, at the same time the gustatory path is full and round in which certainly the malts (as well as the maple syrup which, however, honestly, I cannot distinguish clearly) they are the masters in giving a sweet and rather warm taste to this Red Ale.
Dry finish on the tongue, sweet scents (biscuits with honey) remain on the palate even after some time after drinking.
Particular, balanced and appreciable, a well done modern reinterpretation of a historical style.





Sláinte !
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Agreed

 

Marlowe has been pumping out some good stuff. Cheers all!

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Silver Moon Brewing out of Bend, OR

 

Trillium x Garage Project Yakima Valley DIPA. Easily the best of the Trillium beers that came in my damaged-box replacement, although the Twice the Daily Serving Tropical Punch is pretty great, too (though hardly a beer). Not terribly complex, but with a nice balance between dank and juicy, and hides its ABV well. Cheers!

 

Sure I’ll even cook for you, pork tenderloin tonight.