Beer B.S. and Review Thread

Done all except the pickle up until recently. Wife's friend recommended it (so therefore we must try it) and it was a huge win! I do believe I have also had a pickle beer that wasn't gross, too.

 

Maybe

 

FML. Pickles! I love pickle. Now back to the food and beer discussion.

 

Next up

 

I've migrated to this

Way more forward and a lot of pineapple. Not sure I like it as much as the Space Junk or Ten Bends

 

I love how ur outside. To hell with the sun right now.

 

I’d try it. I’ve had beer with spaghetti and m&m’s; cheese popcorn; hotdog water; yeast from a beard they called it beard beer that was one I almost didn’t try it was done by rogue river brewery.

 

That goes great with tuna salad.

 

I wonder if that's almost like those fermented pickles... uhhh, oh yeah 'Bubbies'

 

It's a cool and dry 75 and the fire pit is in shade around 1300. It's so refreshing! Feels like mid-late September in New England, annnnd, it's not dropping inches of rain

 

My experience was def an IPA, but now I need to get to TX to try this stuff. Last time I was there for work San Antonio decided to get softball sized hail and I suddenly realized New England wasn't so bad.

 

Sierra Nevada summer fest dipped in chamoy and taijin.

 

Crowd sourcing for a buddy heading to Detroit for the weekend.

Who's been, what are the must have for breweries, and which should be avoided?

 

Is he staying downtown? Or in the burbs

 

He's going to be in the city. Mostly looking for names. I applaud his attempt to circumvent the bad experiences, but it's part of the journey.

 

Jolly pumpkin is good. Eastern market has a few. Barcade is not a brewery but has a ton of great beers and is filled with old video games and pinball. I highly recommend it.

 

It is 21 and up.

 

TY!!!!!

 

There is a lot of good food and drinks up that way.

 

A limited summer releas from my local. Tasty.

 

Not a bad IPA in any way. Juicy but not tart, lingering aftertaste but not bitter or overpowering or unpleasant. My fridge is currently set at a 4/7 and I'd prefer this to be served at a 6.

 

Smooth and like a very hopped cider. Not a shandy, but def won't think this is a regular beer. I like it.

 

I see a lot of people throwing out their Untappd info in this thread, but it's so spread out and inconsistent it's hard to follow unless you're following this thread religiously.

Someone should start a separate thread that is focused on listing out Untappd user names...

 

Sorry for your loss. I felt your pain earlier this year. There will be others, but try not to compare.