La Fin du Monde. It’s an IPA from Quebec at 9% ABV, but with a deceptively smooth taste.
I’ve become kind of a beer snob lately and this is what I’ve enjoyed (tried some of these because of the Beer Trials book):
Stella Artois
Arcadia Cereal Killer (barley wine, awesome stuff)
Goose Island IPA
Hoegaarden
Lagunitas IPA
Paulaner Hefe-Weizen
Shiner
Love Sierra Nevada DB, it is my go to summer beer. I haven’t seen any of those you posted, I must be too far east.
I have really been a fan of Founders here in michigan as of late, their Dirty Bastard 8.5% ABV, Porter 6.5% and Breakfast Stout 8.3% are pure heaven. You won’t be drinking a lot of them to get hammer though, they drink more like a meal except for Dirty Bastard.
Try some Stone. Great Beer.
[quote]T11 wrote:
Paulner HEFE WEIZEN Best beer in all ZE WORLD![/quote]
agreed. anything german for that matter
I like this. It’s one of your hot day beers.
Stone, Southern Tier, Great Lakes, and Dogfish Head are my favorite breweries.
Stone: Arrogant Bastard, Double Bastard, Russian Imperial Stout, Ruination IPA
Southern Tier: Pumking, Imperial Choklat Stout, Creme Brulee Stout, Iniquity Ale
Great Lakes: Christmas Ale, Nosferatu, Blackout Stout
DFH: Burton’s Baton, Raison D’Etre, Midas Touch, 60/90/120 Minute IPAs, Bitches Brew
I had this in the Minneapolis airport and really liked it. I must admit, I like refreshing, easily consumable beers.
I also had a Blue Moon there with an orange slice in it! That was great.
Stone beers are great.
Great Lakes are amazing, in the spring they have Conway’s Irish Ale > Christmas Ale.
If you can still find it, Blue Moon makes a really good summer beer. Look for the yellow packaging.
One of the best IPAs I’ve ever had
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Ginga Kogen Beer, my favourite Japanese beer by far
Love this beer in the winter. Seriously strong, but complexity of flavour handles the alcohol well and it balances out the smokiness.
[quote]doogie wrote:
Shiner [/quote]
I concur.
However I love a Black and Tan closely followed by a Snake Bite
[quote]dalariat wrote:
Try some Stone. Great Beer.[/quote]
Hell yeah.
Stone is opening a beer garden right next the park where we go. I picture a lot of after sled dragging carb ups.
james