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belalala wrote: all bout the bell's brewery out of kalamazoo.

Hop slam is ridiculous.

belalala wrote:also heard good things bout the stone brewing co. out of CA, 'arrogant bastard' in particular.

Stone brews are all very good, Arrogant Bastard is one of my favorite go to beers. Their Ruination IPA is also one of the hoppiest(and best) IPA's you will ever have.

esfandyar wrote:Knell, I know you love Russian river. So, if you can snag you hands on another bottle, take a chance and age it. The bite completely dies but those citrusy simcoe hops become really bright. Tastes completely different. Doesnt even have to be a year. Do it for 6 months. See what happens.
Its 8% abv which I would never age something under 10, especially an IPA. But, this one was super good.

alright then, i'll give it a go i doubt any amount of time could possibly make RR brews taste bad.

esfandyar wrote:A lot of beers like heineken are skunky btw because how light hits the glass in the green bottles.

Yeah this. It would be better if they changed designs I think, but it's a bit iconic.
IMO Stella is viewed highly by some people because of good marketing, the "exotic" name, and being an import. I think it's overpriced for what it is.

For go-to cheap beer though, besides ones already mentioned, Spoetzl Brewing Co out of Texas (Shiner) does some very decent beer that is reasonably priced. Some great micros come from Tx as it is home to a large amount of German settlements. I really like Shiner Black, a nice Bohemian black lager. They also do a pretty nice Bavarian wheat named simply Hefeweizen. They do some exotic seasonal brews too, always like picking those up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoetzl_Brewery

FuDuzn wrote:

belalala wrote:also heard good things bout the stone brewing co. out of CA, 'arrogant bastard' in particular.

Stone brews are all very good, Arrogant Bastard is one of my favorite go to beers. Their Ruination IPA is also one of the hoppiest(and best) IPA's you will ever have.

ruination is better than arrogant, but really arrogant is much more reasonable to buy on the regular, price wise

FuDuzn wrote: But for the love of God, stop drinking Corona.

My favourite on tap at the moment is a Radgie Gadgie (yes its real http://www.morduebrewery.com/beers/beer.php?beers_id=10) if you can find it; its totally worth a pint! Doubt you could find it in America though, its a very small brewery.

If you want something to drink what doesn't give you a hang over - I usually get on the alcoholic ginger beers; Hollows is fantastic (dunno if you can get it over there though) its not very sweet but not bitter at all; its a nice beer-equivalent!

http://www.drinkhollows.com/avp.php

Ginger Joe or Crabbies are good too, I prefer a Crabbies out of those two. Deffo worth trying out for a night at least!

kidshuffle wrote:

FuDuzn wrote: But for the love of God, stop drinking Corona.

Agreed. What's with the added lime too? As if a twist of lime on the side wasn't enough, now they've stuck lime taste inside the bottles at the brewery.

I'd say this is marketing in its purest form as well. Just like how Bud Light is insanely popular, yet tastes like someone spilled their piss test cup inside your glass of water.

esfandyar wrote:A lot of beers like heineken are skunky btw because how light hits the glass in the green bottles.

so if they put in darker bottles it would lose the skunk funk then? though I actually like the skunkiness but im not a drinker i just drink to get drunk

SubLime wrote:

esfandyar wrote:A lot of beers like heineken are skunky btw because how light hits the glass in the green bottles.

so if they put in darker bottles it would lose the skunk funk then? though I actually like the skunkiness but im not a drinker i just drink to get drunk

The darker the bottle the better. Also, if it's packaged in packs, making the case oversized helps too, so light doesn't make it in. Doesn't help with single bottles obviously. I've noticed Heineken cans have a similar taste, just not as strong.

Warm Heineken is the worst. Better drink that shit fast while it's still cold.

I'd rather drink a warm Pabst...

mks wrote:Warm Heineken is the worst. Better drink that shit fast while it's still cold.

I'd rather drink a warm Pabst...

this is too true

Orval
Westmalle
Leffe
Ciney
Duvel
Chimay
those are all abbey beers from Belgium, all of them are amazing. or yeah, carapils

As pils I'd advice Jupiler and Maes, standards. or yeah, carapils. I'm only talking about belgian beers cause the only foreign one I ever drunk was pilsner urquell and it was SHIT !!

hutyluty wrote:leeds pale ale is what you want lol

with a pie preferably

leeds pale is quite nice. massively gone off leeds best. can't stand the taste no more.

still always gonna be a pint of landlord for me!!

Give Kirin a go.

Although Red Stripe will always be number one in my mind and heart.

gwa wrote:

hutyluty wrote:leeds pale ale is what you want lol

with a pie preferably

leeds pale is quite nice. massively gone off leeds best. can't stand the taste no more.

still always gonna be a pint of landlord for me!!

I always find it weird asking for that, though it's good stuff.

timmy tailors never disapoints, i usually try the lesser known ales too but can never remember the names of them

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trappist_beer

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btw at ronin know ur beers man ;x

mIrReN wrote:

Liam92 wrote:I actually quite like Stella, would rather have a Heineken though

u sir

should su about beer.


ps; I live in Belgium so fu all

Every time I visit my friends in Belgium, I am the Belgian beer elitist and tell them to get some decent Blonde de Noel when it's the season and lay off the pisswater that is Stella. >.>

Edit: The south of the Netherlands has some greaat beers as well. Slobberbok is mad tasty.

Anyone have any opinions on the Dogfish Head Brewery beers?
I have watched the Brew Masters on Discovery and always wondered what their beer was like.