Thread: the BEER THREAD!!!

I got a 6er of Miller Lite for something different......it is awful. I wish I could kick my own rearend.

Shiner Cold Press Coffee Ale. Limited release but darn good.

Originally Posted by elsid13

Shiner Cold Press Coffee Ale. Limited release but darn good.

I love coffee brews.

Me and some co-workers were discussing real German beer the other day (my bucket list is to go to an Oktoberfest in Germany). A couple were AF vets and an Army vet, who had been stationed there, and they said nothing compares to beers there especially off the draft. Are there any good German beers sold here in America that could compare. One of my coworkers suggested Ayinger. Thoughts? They all said Beck's is the Budweiser of Germany.

Originally Posted by Nomad

Me and some co-workers were discussing real German beer the other day (my bucket list is to go to an Oktoberfest in Germany). A couple were AF vets and an Army vet, who had been stationed there, and they said nothing compares to beers there especially off the draft. Are there any good German beers sold here in America that could compare. One of my coworkers suggested Ayinger. Thoughts? They all said Beck's is the Budweiser of Germany.

The best major brewery I know it's krombacher

Im trying a Weihenstephaner Vitus Weizenbock. Definitely a unique taste from the American microbrews, or even the Samuel Smith's of England.

Originally Posted by Nomad

Im trying a Weihenstephaner Vitus Weizenbock. Definitely a unique taste from the American microbrews, or even the Samuel Smith's of England.

I have no doubt you are trying one buddy. There is no way in hell you could spell that without looking at the bottle!
Well, how is the WVW!?

Originally Posted by turftoad

I have no doubt you are trying one buddy. There is no way in hell you could spell that without looking at the bottle!
Well, how is the WVW!?

The taste grows on ya each sip. I'd buy another.

Dank and sticky

Got some Founders Dark Penance chilling

I just can't acquire a taste for hefeweizen. I bought a Paulaner today, which was a recommended beer, and I didn't finish it.

Originally Posted by Nomad

I just can't acquire a taste for hefeweizen. I bought a Paulaner today, which was a recommended beer, and I didn't finish it.

Wat? Finish that mfer.

Originally Posted by slim

Wat? Finish that mfer.

I will. It's in the frig. It's a sin where I come from to waste beer, even if it's a Schlitz.

Originally Posted by Nomad

Im trying a Weihenstephaner Vitus Weizenbock. Definitely a unique taste from the American microbrews, or even the Samuel Smith's of England.

Weisenstephener Heff is one of my favorites and I always have a couple in the fridge. It's also the oldest brewery in the world.

I had Avery Vanilla Bean Stout, last night and it was outstanding.

The Vanilla doesn't overpower the brew but gives it a nice start to the imperial stout, which finishes with the character of bourbon barrel age brew

Better at room temp then cold.