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Beer of the Day - BOTD - 2022
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Settling in for IRN USA replay
Schwechater Helles, the equivalent of PBR around here - yet not a bad one at all
Slightly more hops than the average and 5% ABV
Slightly more hops than the average and 5% ABV
I used to drink PBR at the Red Door Saloon in East Nashville.
I heard it’s nowadays made by Miller/Coors?I used to drink PBR at the Red Door Saloon in East Nashville.
I believe you are correct, my friend.
Been a while since I've visited Waldmann's, but I was able to zip in and pick up some crowlers during one of the wife's drag-a-longs. Their website updates have been almost non-existent.
I'd classify this as a Baltic porter, and it's excellent. Semisweet chocolate, rich, creamy mouthfeel, easy carbonation, nice attenuation.
Candia lager beer made in Greece
Alcohol volume: 5%
Alcohol volume: 5%
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It’s gonna be a Bas**** of a night.
Another Copper City offering tonight. Their description is pretty accurate, so...
CBV Stout Stout - Imperial / Double Milk
10% ABV
Chocolate, Bourbon and Vanilla abound in this rich, roasted, sweet Imperial stout. Expect subtle bourbon barrel notes, candy bar-like sweet chocolate and a vanilla, slight alcohol finish.
CBV Stout Stout - Imperial / Double Milk
10% ABV
Chocolate, Bourbon and Vanilla abound in this rich, roasted, sweet Imperial stout. Expect subtle bourbon barrel notes, candy bar-like sweet chocolate and a vanilla, slight alcohol finish.
Belgian restaurant? Good looking Frites!
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French actually. Staff was nice and friendly. I was a little embarrassed because the only French I could extrapolate was chicken. Had to ask what everything else was
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Frites were excellent!
French actually. Staff was nice and friendly. I was a little embarrassed because the only French I could extrapolate was chicken. Had to ask what everything else was
.Frites were excellent!
Egger Märzen, a simple mainstream Helles that you can find in every supermarket around here. Still it’s a local, family owned independent business and not an big corporate like Heineken or AB InBev.
Desert Lager from Overhop microbrewery. I wasn't sure about the beet part but decided to try it because it was made by Overhop. The mix of Beet, Cocoa and Vanilla is surprisingly good.
Beet and vanilla are very upfront and you can taste them very separately. there's a bit of bitterness from the cocoa that mix really well with the of the beet. Great discovery
Looks like they were aiming for a red velvet cake in their presentation. I've had a beer that used that approch and it was pretty good in a surprising way.
I knew UlI was about to taste something different, but it was indeed different in a very surprising way. I wasn’t expecting it.
KBS MMF. Third of four. I need to run out for some holiday stuff and save the last for awhile. Big Storm still hasn't released Category 5. I wonder if they are waiting for a special release event given Hurricane Ian.
Give some serious consideration to French Toast Bastard. Surprisingly good.
I finally tried that one. The lovely GF bought some. I enjoyed it very much, Don.
Okay Eric, we need to be clear on something.... you know the bold statement is an impossibility. The correct way to state this is: "As I raised my glass of F.T.B., my eyes met the icy, disapproving stare of my (wife, GF, whatever). Despite this, I really enjoyed it."
