What beer are you drinking now? #3752

I got a good kick out of this the other day.

 

Cheers!

 

I'm tossing back this mid afternoon beer in DrOfGolf's honor. Cheers to the Doc!



I always appreciated that DrOfGolf was a fan of my music so I'm also dedicating this tune to him since it was one of his favorites.

 

1) 3 Sheeps Lightweight (5.5%): A Dark American Dark Wheat ale from Wisconsin with flavors of roasted black malt, grains, smokey cocoa.
versus
2) Bahaus Stargrazer (5.0%): A German Schwarzbier from Minnesota with flavors of dark malt, pale malt, honey, lightly roasted. Mild. (Correctly matched the two blind)

Winner:
3 Sheeps Lightweight: Listed as an Dark American Wheat Ale. Didn't know that was a style, but I guess it is. Drinks like a German Schwarzbier. Black grains, roasted, smokey, toasted cocoa. Excellent flavors and drinkability. This brewery never disappoints. Going to pick it up again and compare it to some other Schwarzbiers

 

More File This, a fruitier, Imperial version of one of Untied’s flagship IPAs. It’s a very different beer from its little brother. I enjoy taking part in anniversary celebrations of our local breweries. I’m thankful for them and it’s great to support small businesses which are the backbone of our economy.

 

@Squire as well - he just disappeared all of sudden. I've PM'd him a couple times but just crickets. He hasn't posted since Aug 11th and was last seen 14 weeks and 1 day ago.

 

Yeah I believe he is gone. Tried messaging him as well. He was a presence on the Whiskey and Bourbon Forums and then nothing

 

At Nèw Province Brewing. Most of their taps are Tango Uniform. So I am drinking a can of BA Cafe Muy Especial. Too Coffee Forward for my liking

 

1) Humble Forager Hidden Headwaters (5.0%): An American Red Lager from Wisconsin with flavors of rich amber malts, baked cherries and caramel, dark fruits, and floral notes
versus
2) Lakefront Riverwest Stein (5.68%): An American Amber Ale from Wisconsin with flavors of rich bread and amber malts. Rich honey sweetness. (Correctly matched the two blind)

Winner:
1) Humble Forager Hidden Headwaters: Sometimes this little brewery in Wisconsin puts out some monster beers and this could be one of them. This one has complex flavors of rich amber malts, baked cherries and caramel, dark fruits, and floral notes. Quite a dynamic little Red Lager here.

 

I agree, unfortunately - "gone" can have many meanings

 

Evil Urges Belgian Dark Ale from Shorts. Cheers fellas.

 

Jam The Radar
Bottle Logic Brewing

 

Speedway Stout from Alesmith, canned on 2/18/22, with Nuggets vs. Sixers. Cheers!

 

Good afternoon BA
Trying this one for the first time.

Taking notes for NBW. Cheers all!

 

Oh you got to watch it. Being a whiskey drinker you'll get a kick out of it. It's pretty accurate.



Cheers y'all!

Gaffel kolsch

 

I certainly would hope I am wrong, but usually not on stuff like this.

 

Duvel time, always excellent and one of the best. Slightly more detailed notes over at the online tasting thread.

Spinning the wonderful album from Vijay Iyer's Trio, Uneasy.