What's your favorite Beer?

[gaseousclay]

This one looks good too. 5.6% abv.

[Seul]

Spicy!..

[Appfaff]

Local-ish IPA FTW

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[kkozel]

@Seul That Bourbon Mayan Mocha is really good. Nice score there.

[neph93]

Solid.

[gaseousclay]

Not bad. Kinda similar to the other peanut butter stout I’ve been drinking

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[organisys]

This means business!!

Lots of cocoa depth

[neph93]

This does too. Best dessert stout I’ve had in a good while.

[Sage954]

We are on a stout roll. Lots of great beers.
This is one of the best that I’ve had. Almonds, Cocoa and Coffee.

[Seul]

Cherry Bänger is solid… If you ever come across the Italo Bänger or Coco Bänger: get 'm!..

Siren Kavka: read about the release a couple of days back, heavily looking forward to trying it!..

[Chris]

It's not the most refined beer in the world, or even the state, for that matter, but this is quickly becoming one of my favorites.

[neph93]

@Seul:

Cherry Bänger is solid… If you ever come across the Italo Bänger or Coco Bänger: get 'm!..

Done them. I’m tempted to try their wasabi stout but also sceptical at the same time…

[neph93]

Amundsen DIPA collab with some NYC brewery. Not Space Tiger but not bloody bad at all.

[Seul]

Sweet potatoe, cinnamon, nutmeg, lactose, aged in rye whiskey barrels. Good stuff!..

[organisys]

@Seul:

Siren Kavka: read about the release a couple of days back, heavily looking forward to trying it!..

Prob's their best Porter I have tried so far, had an interesting desert by them as well…

[Seul]

Dees nuts.

[neph93]

^ Dark beer with nuts has sailed up as a favourite for me.

Useasonal DIPA action here. Good stuff. More bitter and drier than most of Amundsen’s IPA’s. It’ll be even better in summer…

[canoeclub]

Guys, all this talk of dark beer has piqued my interest. I'm remembering a can I randomly selected for a pick 6 at a big liquor store in Boulder. This isn't my photo, but wow, this is one of the few beers that have stood out to me, enough to remember the packaging to find a year or two later. Anyone familiar?

[gaseousclay]

Never heard of that one but it looks good. The sad truth is there are a gazillion craft breweries in the US and I’m assuming the smaller ones only have regional distribution or no distro at all.

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[mclaincausey]

You may find yourself surprised.

http://www.seekabrew.com/distro/index.html

In this case, CO, OH, KY, and MI can enjoy these beers.

One of our local breweries (Crooked Stave) does a lot of craft distribution. Wonder how frequently things like that occur–it seems state blue laws would stymie that in many cases.