Let's talk good beer

[WaldSkins]

I was in DE over the weekend and came back with a 6er of Shiner Bock. It's some pretty good stuff.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by WaldSkins

I was in DE over the weekend and came back with a 6er of Shiner Bock. It's some pretty good stuff.

You can't find that around your way?

[WaldSkins]

I dont think they sell shinerbock in PA

[tryfuhl]

man just had a 120 min

god I love that stuff

[tryfuhl]

I keep forgetting to post my stuff in here

[BDBohnzie]

Had Evolution Summer Session over the weekend. An unfiltered ale (to me, it had similar tones to a Belgium White) with a nice lemon bite to it. Definitely comparable to Sam Adams Summer Ale.

[tryfuhl]

Really excited to try this Rogue Chipotle Ale later on

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

Really excited to try this Rogue Chipotle Ale later on

Does it make you bleed from your asshole?

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Angry

Does it make you bleed from your asshole?

No that's my hemorrhoids.

j/k

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

Really excited to try this Rogue Chipotle Ale later on

twas pretty damn good

not much of the pepper flavor from what I recall but some good smokiness

[BDBohnzie]

After getting my USCIS badge, I went to Capital City Brewing Company for lunch and had a burger and their Red Wheat and Blue seasonal. A belgian wheat with a raspberry/blueberry finish. After I ordered it, I had 2nd thoughts, thinking since it's a fruit beer that it would be on the sweet side. It wasn't sweet, and the berry flavor complimented the beer justly.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

After getting my USCIS badge, I went to Capital City Brewing Company for lunch and had a burger and their Red Wheat and Blue seasonal. A belgian wheat with a raspberry/blueberry finish. After I ordered it, I had 2nd thoughts, thinking since it's a fruit beer that it would be on the sweet side. It wasn't sweet, and the berry flavor complimented the beer justly.

Fruit beers can be tricky. I like them as long as the fruit is squarely in the background and doesn't overpower the beer.

[BDBohnzie]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Fruit beers can be tricky. I like them as long as the fruit is squarely in the background and doesn't overpower the beer.

And this one was in the background complimenting the wheat beer, and afterthought so to speak.

[RobH4413]

Just started brewing my own beer. I'm pretty excited. Started simple because, well... I'm sure I'll screw it up.

I'm brewing a Washington apple ale, and adding a little bit of finishing hops to give it a little kick.

Went here to get all the ingredients. Maryland HomeBrew warehouse and online store for home brew and wine making, brew your own supplies. Kegging, corks, recipes, ingredient kits.

They were ridiculously helpful, so if anyone was thinking about doing it, try here. I literally just brought my recipe and they weighed everything I needed out for me.

[RedskinMike]

Originally Posted by RobH4413

Just started brewing my own beer. I'm pretty excited. Started simple because, well... I'm sure I'll screw it up.

I'm brewing a Washington apple ale, and adding a little bit of finishing hops to give it a little kick.

Went here to get all the ingredients. Maryland HomeBrew warehouse and online store for home brew and wine making, brew your own supplies. Kegging, corks, recipes, ingredient kits.

They were ridiculously helpful, so if anyone was thinking about doing it, try here. I literally just brought my recipe and they weighed everything I needed out for me.

I have been brewing for a little while now and absolutely love it. You will find with practice and patience you can brew beer at better quality than anything you can get in a store. I also use Maryland homebrew, they are really nice and helpful. Good luck with your new hobby it can get quite addictive.