GIVE ME YOUR BEER SUGGESTIONS!!

[largegarlic]

I just finished my bottle of Supplication and holy crap is that beer good. I can't think of anything more articulate to say about it at the moment.

[stopper40]

I just finished my bottle of Supplication and holy crap is that beer good. I can't think of anything more articulate to say about it at the moment.

I've been reading what people have been saying on here about this beer, I have to try it. Any where I can get it in the south hills, preferably

[Kraftster]

I just finished my bottle of Supplication and holy crap is that beer good. I can't think of anything more articulate to say about it at the moment.

I've been reading what people have been saying on here about this beer, I have to try it. Any where I can get it in the south hills, preferably

I think its accurate to say that literally the only place you can get it within a 200 mile radius is House of 1000 Beers in New Ken.

[Eismann]

In the mood for some oatmeal stouts this weekend. Sugges-chee-o-nays?

[Kraftster]

Young's, Barney Flats, and of course Sam Smith.

[shafnutz05]

Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout by Rogue is amaaaazing.

[count2infinity]

In the mood for some oatmeal stouts this weekend. Sugges-chee-o-nays?

Samuel Smith's (obviously), Anderson Valley has a good one (might not be in season), and also Breckenridge has a good one that might be a year round one. If you want my suggestion for a stout if you haven't had it yet (it's not oatmeal, but still) i'd go with southern tier double milk stout.

[stopper40]

I just finished my bottle of Supplication and holy crap is that beer good. I can't think of anything more articulate to say about it at the moment.

I've been reading what people have been saying on here about this beer, I have to try it. Any where I can get it in the south hills, preferably

I think its accurate to say that literally the only place you can get it within a 200 mile radius is House of 1000 Beers in New Ken.

<pizza>I really don't feel like driving to New Kens

[Eismann]

Young's, Barney Flats, and of course Sam Smith.

Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout by Rogue is amaaaazing.

Samuel Smith's (obviously), Anderson Valley has a good one (might not be in season), and also Breckenridge has a good one that might be a year round one. If you want my suggestion for a stout if you haven't had it yet (it's not oatmeal, but still) i'd go with southern tier double milk stout.

Sam is my go-to, but I'll be on the lookout for the others. Pretty sure Jiggle has Shakespeare, and maybe Young's and the Southern Tier dms.

[BigMcK]

Sitting here in La Jolla sipping a "Tower Ten IPA" from Carl Strauss.

Not bad, but it hasn't dethroned DogFish Head IPA 60 from its perch above all other IPAs

You do realize that you can go surfing right there?
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Yeah, there's so much to do out here. I feel really really old. 10 years ago I'd have surfed, run, biked, rollerblades etc.... Now I'm just drinking beer and surfing the net from high above the pacific...

My advice... Get off yer AZZes youngsters and embrace life while you still have the fitness and energy

If you are still in the SD area, Pizza Port!

[shmenguin]

southern tier oatmeal stout - also awesome

[meecrofilm]

Boulder Obovoid is a good one too. I know Hough's has that on nitro at the moment.

[Froggy]

i think the Schneider Aventinus has surpassed Weihenstaphaner as my favorite beer...

[Eismann]

i think the Schneider Aventinus has surpassed Weihenstaphaner as my favorite beer...

About to open my first Aventinus right now.

Just finished the Southern Tier Oatmeal Stout. Gooooooooooooooooooooooood beer. Great rec, thanks all.

Also picked up Stone Russian Imperial Stout. Unfortunately, Jiggle was out of Shakespeare.

[Froggy]

if you like the ease of a great hefe, coupled with the punch of a dopple, aventinus is for YOU!

[count2infinity]

bought a growler of Sierra Nevada Torpedo....yum.

[Factorial]

Went to the Kroger for a beer run and found Newcastle Founder's Ale. Is this new?

[Eismann]

if you like the ease of a great hefe, coupled with the punch of a dopple, aventinus is for YOU!

I do not. Wheat/hops is not my thing. Hence, Aventinus was not for me. I'm just a malt guy, that's all. Couldn't get through two sips of the A. Just a personal preference.

The Stone Russian Imperial Stout was quite good. Strong, full, some hop notes but well tempered, as the clavier.

[Factorial]

The Newcastle is gewd. Now, having one of these:



So far, so good.

[shmenguin]

if you like the ease of a great hefe, coupled with the punch of a dopple, aventinus is for YOU!

This sentence would be great if you removed all the surrounding context.

[Eismann]

if you like the ease of a great hefe, coupled with the punch of a dopple, aventinus is for YOU!

This sentence would be great if you removed all the surrounding context.

It does sound like a nice freeeeeek night at the Playboy mansion. Werd.

[Froggy]

eismann loses like 57 points, but still manages to be in my top 5 favorite posters on this site. weird...

[npv708]

Tried 90 Shilling Ale last week in Denver, very good taste.

[Eismann]

eismann loses like 57 points, but still manages to be in my top 5 favorite posters on this site. weird...

I shtrate-up know that loads of beer nutz here are more on the hops side, so I fully disclose my pref for the malts and don't hate at all on the other side. Pretty much every beer that's cited here is quality in one way or another. Just comes down to taste.

Spoiler:

Martyrs ftw

[shafnutz05]

Drinking my first KBS......oh my god