What's your favorite Beer?

[neph93]

@Seul:

I think table beer is a style by itself… It used to be 2-3% and was made so kids could also drink beer at the table...

Got it. I’ve seen 750ml bottles of Saison described as table beer but I think breweries sometimes do wtf they like with the nomenclature these days.

[Giles]

@cander49:

How we celebrated the wife's successful PhD defense (with about 30 friends )

Very cool…

[Seul]

Can't believe you won that in a bloody raffle… You lucky bastard... 

[gaseousclay]

@cander49:

Nice glass. Drekker is absolutely killing the IPA game. King Sue is great, but Drekker is even beyond TG to me.

This was my first time trying TG, mainly because @Seul posted a pic of King Sue. I dig it but you're right, Drekker is even better imo. Their limited drops usually sell out instantly so I have to be quick.

[Sage954]

I really enjoyed king sue. I didn’t know TG was canning it now. I’ve only had it in bottles.
This is a good one from Aslin. One of their regulars

[Seul]

Still a YUUUUGE favourite…

[Seul]

COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE

[gaseousclay]

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[Seul]

^Looks fantastic.

[Seul]

One year old Westmalle tripel. Basic, Belgian, brilliant. Unlike me, who's just basic, Belgian, and balding.

[Seul]

Received some random US crap…

[Sage954]

That’s some of the best crap I’ve seen

[gaseousclay]

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[Seul]

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[neph93]

I’m drinking like it’s spring at least…

Amundsen x Wylam:

Wonderful brew.

Evil Twin:

Solid.

[Sage954]

That’s a cool label

Really liking this one

[neph93]

More Neipa’s from the usual suspects…

Interesting to compare approaches. Amundsen’s have a dry, pine needle bitterness on the aftertaste while Evil Twin go for the soft pillowy ending nearly every time.

Star of yesterday was this though:

Finally a return to form for Brew Dog’s Abstrakt series. I have one cellared but this was pretty great fresh. Very tasty base and the bitter coffee/sugar contrast is clear without getting in the way of the goodness.

[Seul]

[Seul]