Beer B.S. and Review Thread

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IdontwanttoBU from The Veil brewing in RVA

 

Another one from The Veil brewing in Richmond-Crucial Taunt 8% DIPA

 

BOLO coconut brown from Burial brewing in Asheville NC

 

Ceremonial session IPA by Burial

 

This is my favorite Stout. From 7 Devils Brewery that I've had stored for a few months.

 

Man that looks good.

 

It's definitely tasty with the flavors of ripe fig, coffee, and sweet chocolate. I know that they use a ridiculous amount of figs and is seasonal. I believe the the brewery limits customers to 2 stouts per visit because of the alcohol content. Coos Bay, Oregon

 

I'm gonna have to try and find it. I have a buddy that works for a distributor here in Ohio I'll have to see if he can't find those.
This was pretty good and just a very little hint of orange in the aftertaste, but coffee and chocolate as well.
Think it was higher octane. I want to say 10%

 

I might try. Southern Tier does make some good beers that I've had. Their Pumking is my favorite pumpkin beer that I buy the 22's by the case and their wheat IPA is also very good and drinkable, not a ton of hops, they seem to dehydrate me pretty hard. Lagunanitas and Stone are examples of those IPA's.

 

Pumking is my favorite too

 

Hop, drop and roll from NODA brewing

 

Sunday Sandbar from Islamorada brewing, wheat ale not really my cup of tea

 

Yeah I agree mine is coors light and the occasional miller lite.

 

Big Timber brewing Elkins WV

 

Been to Elkins a few times in my day when I live near Huntington. Long before I could drink legally.

 

My fallback beer. I love craft beer, but when I just need a sixer and a good movie or a good bud, this is how I do it. Straight from south Louisiana baby!!

 

It's a pretty good summer beer. I'm not a fan of fruit based beer, but you should try Shiner Ruby Red. Good for a day bbq outing. Not too light or too heavy. That's what me and my buddy drank when we were working on my lift. (Yes, I'm aware a half ton truck on jack stands and beer doesn't mix, but.....I didn't die! )

 

Where'd you get the coffee stout? I'd love to give that a shot.
Hmm, you're not from South Louisana by any chance are you? Haven't heard anyone other than Louisianians drinking Abita

 

Nope, Northern Ohio and a local wine bar that also serves craft beer was have a food pairing, mostly cajun style foods. I got to try it there. I was down in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl several years ago and tried Abita and liked it. So when I see Abita I try it.

 

Ah I got you. you ever tried their turbo dog? It's a stout from Abita. Not bad at all.