What kind of beer is everyone drinking tonight? (5 Viewers)

[Ilov80s]

My official opinion is Burton Baton > Doom

I liked Doom, but it's not something I'd want on a regular basis. I think I lose more interest in the boozebombs every year.

It's not really any stronger than BB or any other DIPA. They are very strong but quite delicious.

 

[Time Kibitzer]

Heileman's Special Export

the hell kind of glass is that?

 

[Raider Nation]

Heileman's Special Export

You need to look into this, RN. Not bad at all. And I found it for $5.99 for a 6-pack of tall boys.

Describe it to me.

 

[Christo]

Heileman's Special Export

You need to look into this, RN. Not bad at all. And I found it for $5.99 for a 6-pack of tall boys.

Describe it to me.

Good head

 

[Raider Nation]

Heileman's Special Export

You need to look into this, RN. Not bad at all. And I found it for $5.99 for a 6-pack of tall boys.

Describe it to me.

Good head

IN

 

[Christo]

And for the snobs, I picked up a Sam Smith's Oatmeal Stout for a night cap.

 

[Buckfast 1]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Also been drinking some Oskar Blues Ten Fidy imperial stout that I brought from Denver. That stuff is great. Great dark chocolate, roasted coffee beans, and roasted malt flavor with a velvety smooth and creamy mouthfeel.

Also an imperial stout from Epic Brewing in Salt Lake City, but was not particularly impressed. It alright, but overall forgettable.

ETA- It's unbelievable out here in Utah going to restaurants where every beer on draft is 3.5% ABV. Thankfully, places have had higher ABV beers in bottles. I refuse to pay for a 3.5% ABV beer. Might as well be drinking O'Doul's.

 

[tommyGunZ]

30th Street from green flash at Station Tavern on 30th Street.

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

 

[FattyVM]

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/24300/94188 .. just found it bottled in NY. It's pretty delicious if you like BOLD stouts.

 

[eurotrashman]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

:X

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

 

[Sebowski]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

:X

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

Christo is more of a canned tuna and fish sticks type of guy. Isn't that right, Christo? Do you like fishsticks?

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

Christo is more of a canned tuna and fish sticks type of guy. Isn't that right, Christo? Do you like fishsticks?

@ equating liking IPAs to having a refined palate.

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

 

[eurotrashman]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

:X

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

Christo is more of a canned tuna and fish sticks type of guy. Isn't that right, Christo? Do you like fishsticks?

@ equating liking IPAs to having a refined palate.

Correct.

 

[Ilov80s]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

 

[Ilov80s]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

Nor did I claim that you claimed.

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

Nor did I claim that you claimed.

Yeah, you just pulled that name out of the air. Had nothing to do with any of my posts in the thread.

 

[eoMMan]

Samuel Adams

Yeungling

Coors Light

In no particular order.....

America, #### yeah.

 

[Ilov80s]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

Nor did I claim that you claimed.

Yeah, you just pulled that name out of the air. Had nothing to do with any of my posts in the thread.

I mentioned it because you love it. Mentioning it does not equate to saying that you think it is more complex than any other beer.

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

Nor did I claim that you claimed.

Yeah, you just pulled that name out of the air. Had nothing to do with any of my posts in the thread.

I mentioned it because you love it. Mentioning it does not equate to saying that you think it is more complex than any other beer.

I love lots of things. You didn't mention any of those.

 

[Ilov80s]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

I like sushi the first time I tasted it.

Same here and I thought beer was disgusting the first few times I tried it. As I tried more and more beer styles, I really developed a palate for what I like and what I don't. Not liking IPA doesn't mean you have no taste in beer. IPAs are an acquired taste and can have many complex flavors. If you don'tike it, fine. However, it still is much more complex than Coors Banquet.

I never claimed Coors was more complex.

Nor did I claim that you claimed.

Yeah, you just pulled that name out of the air. Had nothing to do with any of my posts in the thread.

I mentioned it because you love it. Mentioning it does not equate to saying that you think it is more complex than any other beer.

I love lots of things. You didn't mention any of those.

No, I mentioned one of them.

 

[Christo]

I wonder why?

 

[Ilov80s]

I wonder why?

Me too. Have a good Memorial Day, I hope you have plenty of beer, food, and good company.

 

[Raider Nation]

I never understood the ______ snob shtick.

Why would anyone possibly care what another person likes?

 

[Christo]

I never understood the ______ snob shtick.Why would anyone possibly care what another person likes?

I care.

 

[Sebowski]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

Christo is more of a canned tuna and fish sticks type of guy. Isn't that right, Christo? Do you like fishsticks?

@ equating liking IPAs to having a refined palate.

You still haven't answered the question. Doyoulikefishsticks?

 

[Christo]

I'm out in Moab, Utah for the weekend, and I've been drinking a lot of Squatters Hop Rising double IPA from Salt Lake City. I've been enjoying it. It has a really nice fresh, citrus/grapefruit hop flavor and very smooth for 9% ABV.

Fresh hoppy beers are like sushi IMO. You try it a few times, learn to like it more and more....and then you start craving the really good stuff.

Christo is more of a canned tuna and fish sticks type of guy. Isn't that right, Christo? Do you like fishsticks?

@ equating liking IPAs to having a refined palate.

You still haven't answered the question. Doyoulikefishsticks?

I did when I was a kid. I don't think I've had any for over 25 years.

 

[Christo]

@ having to strip out smilies to respond.

 

[Raider Nation]

@ having to strip out smilies to respond.

You don't need to. Read my post in LD's thread.

 

[Raider Nation]

If baked properly and served with a premium tartar sauce, fish sticks can be delightful.

 

[Christo]

@ having to strip out smilies to respond.

You don't need to. Read my post in LD's thread.

I did. It's quicker to strip out the offending smilie. @ having to hit three buttons to make a post.

 

[Sebowski]

fish ##### can be delightful.

@ RN being a gay fish.

NTTAWWT

 

[Raider Nation]

huh?

 

[Christo]

huh?

He's saying you should switch to Coors.

 

[17seconds]

Yeungling

I'm in Pittsburgh a lot for work and I started going to this because it's good value and I liked it the first few times I had it. $10.99 for a 12 pack of cans to finish yourself off in your hotel room. Not bad.

But after doing this last week... I've concluded that Yeungling kind of sucks.

 

[Steve Tasker]

A buddy's homebrew saison. Tastes more like a tripel than a Belgian saison though. But it's good.

Still recovering a bit from yesterday.....too much Gandhi Bot and Labatt Blue...

 

[dino259]

Central Waters - Glacial Trail IPA

 

[The Gator]

I never understood the ______ snob shtick.Why would anyone possibly care what another person likes?

I care.

Snob

 

[Sebowski]

Yeungling

I'm in Pittsburgh a lot for work and I started going to this because it's good value and I liked it the first few times I had it. $10.99 for a 12 pack of cans to finish yourself off in your hotel room. Not bad.

But after doing this last week... I've concluded that Yeungling kind of sucks.

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Yeungling

I'm in Pittsburgh a lot for work and I started going to this because it's good value and I liked it the first few times I had it. $10.99 for a 12 pack of cans to finish yourself off in your hotel room. Not bad.

But after doing this last week... I've concluded that Yeungling kind of sucks.

Next time you're in Pittsburgh go to Fat Heads. Awesome Wings (all their food is good, really), and killer beer selection. Love that place.

 

[Sebowski]

huh?

Easy, Kanye

 

[FattyVM]

Hey guys/gals, a friend of mine sent a very quick video to Saranac and they are doing kind of an downtown ambassadorial program and that he made it through screening and the first round. For the next, they only told him to post it to social media. It's kind of like free promotion for them, and I'm assuming they'll just track some youtube hits/likes. If you have a minute

Thanks in advance.

 

[GDogg]

Stone ruination (wanted the enjoy by but not being tapped until 5).

Stone self righteous.

Stone cali-belgique : cask.

Hoptimum

 

[Ray Karpis]

Having a Sam Adams Light sitting at my desk closing down the week.

 

[Christo]

Having a Sam Adams Light sitting at my desk closing down the week.

Sure, but did you eat lunch?

 

[Christo]

[No message]

 

[The Gator]

http://www.wineandbeerapp.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/20121020-230433-575x766.jpg

 

[Raider Nation]

Bud Light, and lots of 'em!

 

[Raider Nation]

Fish sticks in the oven.