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What kind of beer is everyone drinking tonight? (4 Viewers)

At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
I always love this concept. Most popular beer in the world and nobody drinks it.J

 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
I always love this concept. Most popular beer in the world and nobody drinks it.J
Alot of FF geeks are also beer snobs.
 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
Missed this one. No. She went to 7-11 and bought one tallboy. She asked if she could use one of my good beers. ""ell no woman!"

 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
I always love this concept. Most popular beer in the world and nobody drinks it.J
Just because a lot of people drink it doesn't make it good. A lot of people eat at McDonalds. :X
 
At an XMas party last night, I drank a 6 pack of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, and wanted another beer. All they had was bud light. After 2 swigs I set it down and walked away. Its been at least 6 months since I had any macro. I forgot how bad that stuff is.

For tonight, Im getting ready to pop the top on an Oak Aged Yeti Stout by Great Divide.

:banned:
My wife made a big crock of chili yesterday. She adds half a Bud to it. Asked me if I wanted the rest. :X :no:
Why was Budweiser in the house? Closet Bud drinker?
I always love this concept. Most popular beer in the world and nobody drinks it.J
There are many Dale Jr. fans that will proudly say they drink Budweiser. That alone might make it the most popular beer, based on consumption.
 
Had a couple of Iron Cities last night that my BIL from Pittsburgh brought over, Dan Marino HOF special edition bottles. Awful beer, but cool bottle.

 
I always love this concept. Most popular beer in the world and nobody drinks it.

J
Which is better? A steak from your favorite restaurant or a McDonald's cheeseburger?
Depends on what I'm hungry for. But if I want a cheesebeerger, I'll go with a Schlitz or Genesee over Bud. Bud's inoffensive enough, but it gives me headaches and agita. Tonight's "wrapping the presents" brew shall be Middle Ages Dragonslayer with a Celebration chaser. :thumbup:

 
No. She went to 7-11 and bought one tallboy. She asked if she could use one of my good beers. ""ell no woman!"
You're missing the boat on this one. Adding a good full-flavored beer to chili is the only way to go. Adding Bud is much like adding water.
 
Lancaster Hop Hog at home... Negra Modello at the mexican resturant.
:thumbup: Hop Hog and Milk Stout are both solid brews from Lancaster. The Amish 4 Grain doesn't suck either - I just wish they'd get a move on with the delivery buggies. ;)
 
I drank some Saison Dupont last night. I had it for the first time this past weekend.My move towards better beers isn't going to be good for my bank accout.

 
I drank some Saison Dupont last night. I had it for the first time this past weekend.

My move towards better beers isn't going to be good for my bank accout.
Like the Dupont? Try Hennepin, an Ommegang product. Like a hoppier version of Dupont, but it doesn't quite have the depth of flavor. Still, at $4 for a 750, it's much more wallet-friendly.
 
I drank some Saison Dupont last night.  I had it for the first time this past weekend.

My move towards better beers isn't going to be good for my bank accout.
Like the Dupont? Try Hennepin, an Ommegang product. Like a hoppier version of Dupont, but it doesn't quite have the depth of flavor. Still, at $4 for a 750, it's much more wallet-friendly.
Thanks for the tip. I'll give that a shot next time I hit the store.
 
Last night it was a little Warsteinner Dunkel, some Gluevine (sp?) its a swiss mulled wine that is served hot, some St. Charles Piesporter, some merlot that my brother broought over, and a couple sammy winter lagers to top off the night.yes, it was a Christmas party.I received a Great American Brewers gift pack. It included a lot of Michigan Micros like Founders, some place in Pontiac, Michigan Brewing, etc. Also had a Harpoon IPA in there too. Harpoon is quickly becoming a favorite micro. I buy the 12-pack variety packs.I haven't been brewing for a while, but New Years day I will be making a clone of Arrogant *******. It will come out to about 8%, and knock most peoples' socks off. :banned: :thumbup:

 
No. She went to 7-11 and bought one tallboy. She asked if she could use one of my good beers. ""ell no woman!"
You're missing the boat on this one. Adding a good full-flavored beer to chili is the only way to go. Adding Bud is much like adding water.
True. But the chili was for her family. :P And I wasn't sure if I should use a hoppy beer or a stout.
I haven't been brewing for a while, but New Years day I will be making a clone of Arrogant *******. It will come out to about 8%, and knock most peoples' socks off. :banned: :thumbup:
So I should start checking my mailbox around end of January? ;)
 
I haven't been brewing for a while, but New Years day I will be making a clone of Arrogant *******.  It will come out to about 8%, and knock most peoples' socks off.  :banned:   :thumbup:
So I should start checking my mailbox around end of January? ;)
That thing will just be going into the secondary at the end of January. I'll let it sit for about 2-3 months from there and then keg it. It won't be drinkable until early April.GB having my own kegging equipment! :banned:

 
That thing will just be going into the secondary at the end of January. I'll let it sit for about 2-3 months from there and then keg it. It won't be drinkable until early April.

GB having my own kegging equipment! :banned:
why on earth would you let it sit in the secondary for 3 months?!?
 
That thing will just be going into the secondary at the end of January.  I'll let it sit for about 2-3 months from there and then keg it.  It won't be drinkable until early April.

GB having my own kegging equipment!  :banned:
why on earth would you let it sit in the secondary for 3 months?!?
That's my thought. It's an ale yeast - I can see lagers for 3-4 months. Plus, unless you're planning to dry-hop in the secondary, you may lose some of the coarse aggressive hoppiness that should be there in an AB clone. JMO.
 
Bluepoint Old Howling *******, Barley Wine Style Ale.

Edit to add: Vintage 2003. :thumbup:

 
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Bluepoint Old Howling *******, Barley Wine Style Ale.
Must have been one hell of a Christmas bonus!! Is that still $15 a bottle or whatever it was last year? Even at that price, that is one impressive barleywine.I hope they do their Long Island cask fest again this year. Braved the snowstorm last year and it was SO worth it. Dry hopped Hoptical Illusion on cask - :banned: :banned: :banned:

 
Bluepoint Old Howling *******, Barley Wine Style Ale.
Must have been one hell of a Christmas bonus!! Is that still $15 a bottle or whatever it was last year? Even at that price, that is one impressive barleywine.I hope they do their Long Island cask fest again this year. Braved the snowstorm last year and it was SO worth it. Dry hopped Hoptical Illusion on cask - :banned: :banned: :banned:
 
Bluepoint Old Howling *******, Barley Wine Style Ale.
Must have been one hell of a Christmas bonus!! Is that still $15 a bottle or whatever it was last year? Even at that price, that is one impressive barleywine.I hope they do their Long Island cask fest again this year. Braved the snowstorm last year and it was SO worth it. Dry hopped Hoptical Illusion on cask - :banned: :banned: :banned:
14.99 - but this is the 2003, which they don't even have at the Brewery anymore - just now entering its true fermentation. First time Ive had it - definately not for everyone, but after getting the taste a but, 1 pint 10 oz of this stuff has me nicely buzzed. Was the perfect "beer" to drink while making and then eating dinner (pasta and eyetalian sausage).

 
Hey - has anyone seen the Samual Adams Chocolate Boch out? I can't find it anywhere this year. :cry:
They have it at my local store in a suburb of Saint Louis. They were even sampling it last Saturday. Awesome.Drinking SN Celebration Ale tonight. At first, I did not like it, as I am newer to the better beers, but halfway through, it is nice.....

 
Hey - has anyone seen the Samual Adams Chocolate Boch out? I can't find it anywhere this year. :cry:
Yep. Lots of it available here.Drinking Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout....after many (maybe too many) Sam Adams Winters. :suds:

 
That thing will just be going into the secondary at the end of January.  I'll let it sit for about 2-3 months from there and then keg it.  It won't be drinkable until early April.

GB having my own kegging equipment!   :banned:
why on earth would you let it sit in the secondary for 3 months?!?
That's my thought. It's an ale yeast - I can see lagers for 3-4 months. Plus, unless you're planning to dry-hop in the secondary, you may lose some of the coarse aggressive hoppiness that should be there in an AB clone. JMO.
First, it will be dry hopped.Second, the alcohol content, malt profile and hop profile need time to blend together. Time is the only thing that can do that. With 8% abv there are absolutely no issues with it degrading too soon.

Third, I will be be using a highly flocculant ale yeast that will pretty much be droppped out in the primary. I primary based on SG, not visual movement. This will be kegged, so aside from retaining any yeast flavor in the final product, there is no reason to use a less flocculant yeast. You wouldn't taste it in there anyway. At least 99.999% of the beer drinking public would claim that they couldn't.

I have made many big brews in my days. Three months is nothing for a secondary. Now if both of you guys thought I meant primary, I can see the objection. I may even take this to tertiary for clarity. I doubt it though.

 
That thing will just be going into the secondary at the end of January. I'll let it sit for about 2-3 months from there and then keg it. It won't be drinkable until early April.

GB having my own kegging equipment! :banned:
why on earth would you let it sit in the secondary for 3 months?!?
That's my thought. It's an ale yeast - I can see lagers for 3-4 months. Plus, unless you're planning to dry-hop in the secondary, you may lose some of the coarse aggressive hoppiness that should be there in an AB clone. JMO.
First, it will be dry hopped.Second, the alcohol content, malt profile and hop profile need time to blend together. Time is the only thing that can do that. With 8% abv there are absolutely no issues with it degrading too soon.

Third, I will be be using a highly flocculant ale yeast that will pretty much be droppped out in the primary. I primary based on SG, not visual movement. This will be kegged, so aside from retaining any yeast flavor in the final product, there is no reason to use a less flocculant yeast. You wouldn't taste it in there anyway. At least 99.999% of the beer drinking public would claim that they couldn't.

I have made many big brews in my days. Three months is nothing for a secondary. Now if both of you guys thought I meant primary, I can see the objection. I may even take this to tertiary for clarity. I doubt it though.
Cool. :thumbup: Which yeast will you be using? Wyeast or...? I can definitely see the need for extended time in the secondary when dry hopping. I did a pils once, dry hopped with two ounces of Saaz (made Jever seem sweet), let it go in the secondary for two months... transcendant.
 
So far tonight, Dragonslayer on cask (there oughta be a law but I'm glad there isn't), Blue Point Winter on tap (that brewery knows its stuff!), and Young's Winter Warmer 2005. That'll probably do it for me as I'm working on three hours sleep.

 
So far tonight, Dragonslayer on cask (there oughta be a law but I'm glad there isn't), Blue Point Winter on tap (that brewery knows its stuff!), and Young's Winter Warmer 2005. That'll probably do it for me as I'm working on three hours sleep.
2 hours sleep here, and moving onto a Sam Smiths Old Brewery Tadcaster.
 
My neighbor is a brewer for Anheuser-Busch and brought over some "organic" beer yesterday. Supposed to be made from 95% organic barley, hops, etc. I guess it hasn't been release yet. Not something I would buy normally, but it was free so I tried it. It wasn't too bad. He gets like 4 cases a month free so he always brings over stuff.The past few days I have been drinking Pyramid. I like their Hefeweizen, but they also have a seasonal beer called Curveball (Kolsch style) and a decent Amber.Edit: Seems like there are some Stout drinkers here. I like Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout. It's a CA brewery and sometimes you can find it on tap.

Bigfoot Ale
Brings back some memories. I haven't drinken that since college. Packs a serious punch. A bit too sweet for my liking. If I am looking for a flavor like that I prefer Port.
 
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