What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #4887

Long time no see!

 

Bentonville Brewing Homewrecker IPA. Waiting on Deviled Egss and Shrimp and Grits

 

Humble Forager/Barrel Theory collab Cedar 33mo BBA English Barleywine, 14% ABV. Barrels are Buffalo Trace, Heaven Hill and Willett Rye. Brewed by Brewing Projekt. I rated this 2024 beer 4.55, but I may have underrated it. Drinking pretty damn good, and so is this beer.

 

Coco Verde
Tree House Brewing Company

 

Georgie Boy Porter at 6 Bridges. Nap time after this one

 

Sea Hag IPA
New England Brewing Co

 

We have a bit of a problem here, my fellow beer Advocates.



This is a very mediocre tripel that I have ordered because you rated it nr 1 in its category.
There must be some bias there as it cannot compare with the WestMalle Tripple or the Abt 10 of St Bernardus, the Chimay or if you like flowery notes the Karmeliet. I like a triple every now and then, but this is not what I would buy again.

Was it massively on sale in the US at some point of time?

 

Sipping a classic - Old Rasputin. Cheers!

 

A “Road Dust” English Brown Ale from
Brookeville Beer Farm. Very tasty.
Apparently no longer inactive, and back in production with +0.5 on the ABV, now 5.8%.

 

There is something to be said for De Garre. Is offers a fancy and kind of smoothly drinkable 11% abv. But there is still THE bench mark, the first one, that set the standard:



I'd rather pay a bit extra and enjoy a -only 9,5% abv-Westmalle tripel to get my daily portion of abv.

 

-cool with patchy fog here and a foggy DIPA from Noble Savage. Laughing Storm is fully flavored (orange, pineapple, passionfruit) with a sweet finish and a bit of hop burn, but no alcohol heat. -superb

 

Saturday Swami's coming down BA

 

Appreciate your reaction, I was in Bruges as well in sort of my honeymoon days, long time ago, when people still believed in love.
All tasted better there than at home.
Like to go back now and see if it is just perception or the location.

 

At Ozark Beer Co with an English Pale Ale that is so spot on. Also an Ozark Highland BA American Barleywine 5.3 and 11.3 ABV