cowboysin07
Footballguy
Not gonna read all this but has anyone had an Old School from Dogfish Head brewery? It's 15% by volume and not sure I have ever been as drunk on beer as this past Friday because of this stuff.
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What kind of beer is everyone drinking tonight? (13 Viewers)
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Statorama
gangster
There's a place on Oklahoma in Milwaukee called Discount Liquors that's got a nice selection also.
Skylord
Footballguy
Absolutely. I found it a bit too sweet, syrupy and cloying after a while. And the 15% whooped my ###.
Fantasy_Freak
Footballguy
I've been to Discount nice place. I live just south of Milwaukee so the trip to Three Cellars is easier. Add to it that I can buy a beer off the shelf and drink it in the store.Just finished off a Founders Porter now on to a Three Floyds Robert the Bruce.
beer 30
Footballguy
Carolina Blonde
Made with 100% real barley (not rice like the mass-produced guys), our signature Blonde is a full-bodied golden ale with a smooth refreshing taste. For a quick chill down, try it in cans- the perfect non-breakable package perfect for poolside, boating or tailgating.
Surprisingly good stuff AND made about an hour away from me 
. Kinda reminds me of Sam Light, sightly different after-taste but a quality beer for $6.99/six pack.
Made with 100% real barley (not rice like the mass-produced guys), our signature Blonde is a full-bodied golden ale with a smooth refreshing taste. For a quick chill down, try it in cans- the perfect non-breakable package perfect for poolside, boating or tailgating.
Surprisingly good stuff AND made about an hour away from me . Kinda reminds me of Sam Light, sightly different after-taste but a quality beer for $6.99/six pack.
Gigantomachia
Footballguy
Harpoon I.P.A.
First time, not bad.
First time, not bad.
Gigantomachia
Footballguy
I.P.A.'s rule.
leave a whisper
Footballguy
Blue Moon
(... and irish car bombs, so i guess guiness too)
(... and irish car bombs, so i guess guiness too)
Dr Zoidberg
Footballguy
sixer of king cobra
96 ounces of death
96 ounces of death
3C's
Footballguy
Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
I'm a huge fan of Lagunitas in general, and specifically, the 6 of Sirius Cream Ale I pikced up last night. It's like drinking a Tetley's or Boddington's, but with a gorgeous IPA finish. Tremendous drinkability for a 7.2 ABV beer, too.
mr. furley
Footballguy
2 Members: mr. furley, Tip Top 
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Fantasy_Freak
Footballguy
Last night enjoyed a bomber of Jolly Pumkin Bam Biere and a Sierra Nevada Torpedo.
Steve Tasker
Footballguy
Not a real IPA, btw.SKribbles said:
Ain't nothing wrong with Keith's though.
Steve Tasker
Footballguy
Chimay Blue is a nice beer that ages well for quite a few years.
Steve Tasker
Footballguy
The date on the cork said 04/08, so I guess it was 10-11 months old. I would have held onto it for a bit longer if I had known...ETA: assuming that was a dateChimay Blue is a nice beer that ages well for quite a few years.
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Yeah, that's the date. I haven't had any real old ones, but have heard from others that they are good at 5+ years.The date on the cork said 04/08, so I guess it was 10-11 months old. I would have held onto it for a bit longer if I had known...ETA: assuming that was a dateChimay Blue is a nice beer that ages well for quite a few years.
Evilgrin 72
Distributor of Pain
I drank a 40 year old Molson once.
That wouldn't surprise me if you did. Also wouldn't have shocked me if you had said that you drank Forty, Year-Old Molsons once.
Too true. And a great beer for the money imo.
Steve Tasker
Footballguy
Drinking their IPA for the first time right now...I'm liking it a lot.It's a lot smoother than a lot of IPAs I've tried in the past, with a non-overpowering hoppy taste you'd expect with an IPA. I could see myself drinking way too many of these in one sitting and not feeling well the next morning
beer 30
Footballguy
Had some of this earlier in the week:
Terrapin Rye Pale Ale
By using an exact amount of rye, a grain seldom found in other micro brewed beers, the Rye Pale Ale acquires its signature taste. Made with five varieties of hops and a generous amount of specialty malts, it offers a complex flavor and aroma that is both aggressive and well balanced – a rare find among beers.
The Terrapin Rye Pale Ale was released in Athens, GA in April of 2002 at the Classic City Brew Fest. Six months later this beer which was sold only in Athens was awarded the American Pale Ale Gold Medal at the 2002 Great American Beer Festival, the most prestigious competition in North America. We hope you will agree with our peers in the brewing industry that this is truly one of the best pale ales in the country.
Malt: 2-row pale, Munich, Malted Rye, Bisuit Malt, Honey Malt.
Hops: Amarillo, Cascade, East Kent Goldings, Fuggle, Magnum.
IBU’s: 45
O.G.: 13.5
ABV: 5.3%
Not bad and the more I drank the more it grew on me but it's not my kinda beer. Too bitter for my tastes.
On the recommendation of Jaysus I tried this last night:
Victory Prima Pils
Grand Champion Pilsner: United States Beer Tasting Championships 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Heaps of hops give this pale lager a bracing, herbal bite over layers of soft and smooth malt flavor. This refreshing combination of tastes makes Prima a classy quencher in the tradition of the great pilsners of Europe. Dry and delightful, this is an elegant beer.
Malts: 2 row German pilsner malt
Hops: German and Czech whole flowers
Alcohol by volume: 5.3%
It was pretty freakin' awesome. I'd happily buy a case and not leave the house till it was gone
Terrapin Rye Pale Ale
By using an exact amount of rye, a grain seldom found in other micro brewed beers, the Rye Pale Ale acquires its signature taste. Made with five varieties of hops and a generous amount of specialty malts, it offers a complex flavor and aroma that is both aggressive and well balanced – a rare find among beers.
The Terrapin Rye Pale Ale was released in Athens, GA in April of 2002 at the Classic City Brew Fest. Six months later this beer which was sold only in Athens was awarded the American Pale Ale Gold Medal at the 2002 Great American Beer Festival, the most prestigious competition in North America. We hope you will agree with our peers in the brewing industry that this is truly one of the best pale ales in the country.
Malt: 2-row pale, Munich, Malted Rye, Bisuit Malt, Honey Malt.
Hops: Amarillo, Cascade, East Kent Goldings, Fuggle, Magnum.
IBU’s: 45
O.G.: 13.5
ABV: 5.3%
Not bad and the more I drank the more it grew on me but it's not my kinda beer. Too bitter for my tastes.
On the recommendation of Jaysus I tried this last night:
Victory Prima Pils
Grand Champion Pilsner: United States Beer Tasting Championships 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Heaps of hops give this pale lager a bracing, herbal bite over layers of soft and smooth malt flavor. This refreshing combination of tastes makes Prima a classy quencher in the tradition of the great pilsners of Europe. Dry and delightful, this is an elegant beer.
Malts: 2 row German pilsner malt
Hops: German and Czech whole flowers
Alcohol by volume: 5.3%
It was pretty freakin' awesome. I'd happily buy a case and not leave the house till it was gone
Fantasy_Freak
Footballguy
O'so Hoppdinger, then on to a Lake Louie Tommy Porter
All while thinking three weeks from now I will be getting ready to head to 3 Floyds for my Dark Lord allotment. 
All while thinking three weeks from now I will be getting ready to head to 3 Floyds for my Dark Lord allotment.
Regular Crust Pizza
Footballguy
I've heard this is awesome before. I need to find some place I can get my hands on it.Victory Prima Pils
Grand Champion Pilsner: United States Beer Tasting Championships 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Heaps of hops give this pale lager a bracing, herbal bite over layers of soft and smooth malt flavor. This refreshing combination of tastes makes Prima a classy quencher in the tradition of the great pilsners of Europe. Dry and delightful, this is an elegant beer.
Malts: 2 row German pilsner malt
Hops: German and Czech whole flowers
Alcohol by volume: 5.3%
It was pretty freakin' awesome. I'd happily buy a case and not leave the house till it was gone
mr. furley
Footballguy
SA Imperial Pilsner
Wingnut
Footballguy
I miss Bear Republic beers.
Steel Dillo
Footballguy
Abita Beer - http://abita.com/brews/strawberry.php
It may sound sissified, but its prety damn good for a spring/summer beer.
It may sound sissified, but its prety damn good for a spring/summer beer.
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beer 30
Footballguy
3C's
Footballguy
Buckfast 1
Footballguy
Troeg's Nugget Nectar is a fantastic beer. Definitely one of my all-time favorites. Unfortunately, it's only available in PA, VA, NJ, DE, MD, MA, and NY. I'm going to have to stock up next time I'm in PA. Troeg's Nugget Nectar
Penguin
Footballguy
After seeing this thread again I popped an old favorite in the fridge for an hour. Getting ready to pop the cork on a St Bernardus Abt 12 60th anniversary edition
St Bernardus Abt 12 has always been my #1. I have two cases of the 60th Anniversary aging in my cellar.
