Beer

[Olle Sjostrom]

Olle, I missed your Jaipur post, that stuff is brewed about 10 miles from where I live, there brewery produces some amazing beer, I have a few bottles of Raven which won't see the weekend out, plus a couple of Jaipur just in case!

That's awesome! As I age, I realize most of my favorite brews come from the GB. Black Isle brewery in Scotland is awesome. Surely, american brews are good too, but British brews just seem to have more flair and panache. Have yet to try raven tho.. I'll give it a go! Oh, and beautiful labels too.

[Jon Gilbert]

Their favourite brew of mine Olle is Halcyon, a stonger IPA than Jaipur, sorts the men from the boys, worth seeking out!

[Jon Gilbert]

A new beer shop has opened in my local market, I couldn't resist this one.

 

[Olle Sjostrom]

Beautiful!

[Angelo Waldron]

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1362251327.315432.jpg having a beautiful UK IPA called Jaipur by Thornbridge Brewery while hanging out with Ty Ford, Whit Norris, Eric Toline, Michael Clark and Chris Calandro!

Excuse Me. Use a proper glass please, and get it away from laptop.

[Boomboom]

Sci-fi beers... The only thing that's got to come to reality is actually filling them up!

http://designtaxi.com/news/362615/Star-Wars-Themed-Beers-Look-Like-They-Were-Made-Using-The-Force/

[Ju Griz]

I find it hilarious how beer/alcohol is so aptly described using audio terms. 

 

 

It's the In Flames singer who's the brewmaster something something...

I love In Flames. I want to go to Sweden almost entirely because of the music from over there. But now I also have this beer as additional incentive.

But Anders Friden wasn't the first...

http://firstwefeast.com/drink/headbangers-brew-a-history-of-heavy-metal-and-craft-beer-collaborations/

 

If you have ever been to Utah.

I was totally gonna post this one... but you beat me to it. I laughed so hard when I saw this. 

[Jon Gilbert]

Couple of new ones today, very good!

 

[Olle Sjostrom]

Hey that Norwegian brewery is cool. They make some great stuff. Had a Belgian style pale ale today, I'll pay pictures later. Awesome too

[Miles Anderson]

check out Ø's brown ales. the imperial is a fizzy hoppy one.

haand bryggeriet makes a nice winter beer called dark force that is 9% and you can stand a spoon up in it. not for the faint of heart.

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...I have the t-shirt:

[Bash]

This tickles me everytime........

Kindest,

sb

[studiomprd]

but for you, 2.49

[graham]

This tickles me everytime........

Kindest,

sb

I like reading those bottles... "What makes this beer different from any other beer" etc

[Olle Sjostrom]

Jai Alai IPA from Florida! Fruity. Not a wow experience, but solid and okay.

[Jim Feeley]

Perhaps this student project will interest some of you:

 

"Tell us your preferred beer style, and find similar beers to try out."

http://seekshreyas.com/beerviz/

 

 

[jason porter]

I need this...the shirt, not more wives.

...I have the t-shirt:

[Jon Gilbert]

What's in a name?

 

More great stuff from the folks at Tool.

 

[Jon Gilbert]

Been quiet here hasn't it!

 

We need an 8.9% Bacon, chipotle and maple stout to get things going.

 

[Rob Stalder]

Recently Introduced to these. With an exchange rate of AUD$1 to US86 cents, carton cost me about AUD$85.

I gave it a 95 out 100 score...

So even as the AUD$ sinks to US82 cents, there will be another carton soon.

I drank them all out of the bottle, too impatient I guess. Still I was surprised at the complexity of taste, but next time I will try in a glass.

Rob

[RadoStefanov]

I love port. But what I like more is Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Extra Matured in Port Casks.

On a recent visit with my 85 year old father:

 

‎As he likes to say - "Not TOO fancy anymore ... Just, 'middle-of-the-road' swill‎. My taste buds are no longer that discerning."

 

I'll share a long-standing tradition in our family - started when we were all children -

As we all took turns getting to pick the beer mug for our father, when he wanted to whet his whistle -

(from his group of vintage Wade Irish Porcelain mugs, as one is seen in the photo, below.)

 

He would have to guess the motif. And, a badge of honour, worn for the day, if we stumped him, say after about 3 or 4 guesses.

 

We still do it today, out of nostalgia. And he usually gets it on the  1st, or 2nd guess.

(We thinks he secretly studies the row of mugs first, then announces "Who wants to pick the mug?")

 

Pop's 'middle of road' swill.jpg

 

 

[jason porter]

I recently discovered Yeungling while on a short road trip to PA. Me and the crew thought it was great everyday beer! I did not declare a few cans that were hidden in a Pelican

On a recent visit with my 85 year old father:

‎As he likes to say - "Not TOO fancy anymore ... Just, 'middle-of-the-road' swill‎. My taste buds are no longer that discerning."

Pop's 'middle of road' swill.jpg

I'll share a long-standing tradition in our family - started when we were all children -

As we all took turns getting to pick the beer mug for our father, when he wanted to whet his whistle -

(from his group of vintage Wade Irish Porcelain mugs, as one is seen in the photo, below.)

He would have to guess the motif. And, a badge of honour, worn for the day, if we stumped him, say after about 3 or 4 guesses.

We still do it today, out of nostalgia. And he usually gets it on the 1st, or 2nd guess.

(We thinks he secretly studies the row of mugs first, then announces "Who wants to pick the mug?")

Pop's Libations - Black and Tan.jpg

[Olle Sjostrom]

Christmas equals lots of beer. Lot of those beers were Swedish so won't be uploading pics of those as you probably won't be able to get them...

Had this one. Marvelous. They did it again.

[Pat Slater]

Had to try this brew while having a feed at the Oyster Bar , Grand Central Terminal NYC

 

[Olle Sjostrom]

My whole family surprised me this saturday (30th birthday coming up), and gave me THIS bundle of joy drunken-ness. Great party. Great beer. Mostly Swedish stuff.