Champion, we call him “Champ” forWhat's your dog's name?
short. My wife had many dogs growing up but this is my first. He’s an awesome pup!
Beer of the Day - BOTD - 2023
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short. My wife had many dogs growing up but this is my first. He’s an awesome pup!
Champ doesn't seem to approve. He probably was hoping for a Barq....
Sorry, I'll see myself out...
You actually made me laugh out loud for real!
Another Schlenkerla, this time their oak smoked Doppelbock 
Salzburgian Stiegl Organic Bock @ 7% ABV
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Little late to the ‘23 BOTD, just as Hurricane Ian delayed the release of Big Storm’s Category 5 Belgian Quintuple aged in French Chardonnay Barrels. It was supposed to be released 10/17/2022, but wasn’t released until the end of the year.
This year’s version is very good. It is a bit sweet, but the barrel is not as pronounced as it was a couple of years ago. Earned another Category Club glass, too! Nice reward and refuel, along with BBQ, after a cool FL morning bike ride!
This year’s version is very good. It is a bit sweet, but the barrel is not as pronounced as it was a couple of years ago. Earned another Category Club glass, too! Nice reward and refuel, along with BBQ, after a cool FL morning bike ride!
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Still on my quest away from IPA beers.
I am so stupid... took a few moments to figure out why there are only 2 pages in this thread! Perhaps a nice Barleywine will set me straight. How about a
Boots Brewing "Indubitably "?
"Originally this recipe was our 100th batch and brewed on our 1st Anniversary. We now brew it every anniversary and it is aged until the Holidays. This complex and burly strong ale showcases flavors ranging from honey and toffee to dark fruit and sherry. So grab a top hat and monocle good sir, or madam, and revel in sophistication because this is as spiffy as we get at Boots."
Slightly undercarbed in the crowler, but still mighty enjoyable!
Boots Brewing "Indubitably "?
"Originally this recipe was our 100th batch and brewed on our 1st Anniversary. We now brew it every anniversary and it is aged until the Holidays. This complex and burly strong ale showcases flavors ranging from honey and toffee to dark fruit and sherry. So grab a top hat and monocle good sir, or madam, and revel in sophistication because this is as spiffy as we get at Boots."
Slightly undercarbed in the crowler, but still mighty enjoyable!
Oh, yeah???
How old is he 4-5 months? Surly not of drinking age
An Austrian „Craft“ Bock @ 6.9% ABV
Unfiltered, bottle fermented, underwhelming
Some sharp and sour notes, no head, all a bit muddled and sloppy…
Unfiltered, bottle fermented, underwhelming
Some sharp and sour notes, no head, all a bit muddled and sloppy…
I've always enjoyed that one, sir.
Good post bike ride!I've always enjoyed that one, sir.
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The bottle copy. It tells you nothing about the beer, but it's definite proof that comic book/RPG game enthusiasts can brew beer...
Good on the nose, raisin sweet with a warming, barrel-aged presentation. 9%. Not worth the price I paid, but that sometimes happens to loyal fans of the breweries they follow.
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Wonderful Pre-Prohibition American lager from Capital Brewing.
What are the characteristics of this kind of Lager, Don?
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