What beer are you drinking now? #707

Little Sumpin' Extra

 

I didn't mind that album. This, though was my favorite track on that album ..

 

So good, I went for another glass of Freak of Nature.

G'night, y'all!

 

Up next....


This one is a fridge staple. I get the twitches if my fridge doesn't have any. @Roguer knowswhatIamtalkingabout.
I will have another Bells Best Brown after this! Cheers BA!

 

Screwed a cap on the growler I was drinking and moved on to something with a little more bite. Managed to find a bottle of this at the store today, had to scoop it up. My first taste of this beer actually.

Toppling Goliath Zeelander, a little out of focus...



I was unaware of this guy until a couple weekends ago and he's a local. Saw him play a set and had a blast. There are all sorts of sounds coming out of this band. Good shit!

 

Plowing through these, and then I can get back to the good stuff tomorrow!



Hmm, just noticed something.

 

BCBS Rare with the NWIBDU...Cheers!

 

Finally got one. Really good but I still like regular bomb the best. Very glad I got to try this though.

 

Cherishing Vin while I can before the awful playoff announcing takes him away from me:

 

Founders Mosaic Promise

 

More like bottled a week or two ago, and it looks awesome!!!!

 

Spent the afternoon at a buddy's Oktoberfest party. Drank a shit ton of his excellent home brew. This was the only generic beer I had:



Then back to a buddy's house for a few quiet night caps...

 

Prairie Funky Gold Mosaic. The brett, lacto, and light mosaic tropical fruit presence works very well. Not the most sour beer, but works well with the light tropical and grapefruit notes from the dry hopping. Cheers!

 

Nightcap with a 5.5 % brew!? Yeah... Sue me!



Finishing off my Howler of St. Bernardus Wit. Good nightcap with a refreshing crisp.

Slowly slipping into a nightly coma listening to this!



"I knew it was over, when the needle touched the vein."

 

A great stout IMO!

 

My very first Southern Tier Warlock. Jesus Christ, so much spice, so little stout. It honestly tastes like an ignorant child's first attempt at adding spices to his mother's gingerbread cookie recipe. Except he forgot to add molasses, honey, or any sort of sugar....seriously, this is the driest stout Southern Tier makes and the spices don't improve it. Aftertaste is just a devastating assault of spices that never goes away.

This would be better served in a cocktail as an alternative to cinnamon schnapps or something. Or maybe mixed 50-50 with one of their other flavored stouts. I feel like I could mix this 80-20 with Narwhal and I wouldn't be able to taste the Narwhal.


Disappointed to say the least. Was really hoping for something like a cross between Oat and Pumking, or Choklat and Pumking, or really just any decent pumpkin beer with any sweet imperial stout. Bah humbug.