What beer are you drinking now? #720

Stone 18th Anniversary IPA.

This is a hopped-up version of Arrogant Bastard. Which is far from a bad thing. (Except for the hopped-up price).

 

Stone Enjoy By while watching the ALCS and listening to some Allman Brothers.

 

one year old DFH olde school. Wow was this good. Happy Friday everyone. Cheers!

 

First time having this one. Has a barley wine taste but a very mellow one.

 

2013 Founders Breakfast Stout, not exactly the most logical beer after drinking a Zombie Dust but oh well, tasting fantastic. Also watching Bellator, yes I watch a lot of MMA.

 

It's Horns Up Friday and I'm gonna have 2. This one's a little bit maltier than the last, but still pretty decent! Thanks @jzeilinger !

Let's keep these Horns Up for a lil while longer, shall we?!
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Cheers!

 

- Started with this guy:



... and moved on to a couple of these:

 

First fire in my new home.



This one is definitely growing on me…

 

Cheers!

 

So, like ... which one are we supposed to click the "Like" button on? The first one or the second one??

 

No worries man. I'm sorry it didn't work for you.

 

I've always liked both the Royals and the O's, thanks to George Brett and Eddie Murray, since I was in short pants. It's good to see them both come so far after so long but I have to say, I'm really pulling for the Royals. It's fun watching a bunch of young guys so into the game, hustling, and having fun. The fans last series were great too.

The Pine Tar Incident



I'm drinking a surprisingly good saison from a brewery I've never heard of, Hudson Brewing Dogfight Sorachi Ace Saison. It's hugely lemon and dill. Great if you like Sorachi Ace, like I do. I'm sure it's terrible if you don't.

 

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Going after some of those elusive badasspoints with an original bad ass. Cheers BA!

Double shot.

 

You're an Insurance Adjuster's worst nightmare ... They'd rather see it as, "First controlled and contained fire" in your new home! Congrats on the new house!

 

BOTH!

 

Best wishes to all

Started with this Ayinger Jahrhundert Bier, first of the style and enjoyed while grilling dinner.
Going to call it early tonight by opening this beauty:

My kind of BA Barleywine. Brewed with honey and aged in oak barrels, the honey is up front and fleeting on the tongue so it doesn't come off too sweet at all. The ABV is definitely there but not too overbearing (even at 12.5%!) but what makes this one great is the foamy mouth feel that gives this BW a whipped feel and very enjoyable for the last beer of the day.

 

Let's keep this going:

 

Although I respect what they've done for "craft" beer, I personally don't care for 60-70% of DFH brews. Now this is a different story. This beer kinda owns me. I can't seem to get enough of it. It's right in oh so many ways. Always have a few of these in my cellar. Now I've got one less. Here's to the weekend. Cheers all.

 

Ha! Thanks for the laugh man, and thank you for the 'grats! Cheers!