What's your favorite Beer?

[Seul]

Thoroughly enjoying this one… First whiff as I opened it was cherries - lovely...

[Giles]

Loving this…....

[Giles]

Even better…..

[Seul]

Good read: Mikkeller vs. Evil Twin… Bit exaggerated (hey it's a US article, what did you expect), but fun read...

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/03/30/magazine/a-fight-is-brewing.html

[emceeQ]

Midwestern take on the lambic. Wild fermented, aged hops, done real proper… The benefits of having friends that go to Wisconsin with some regularity...

[Seul]

Nothing special.

Nice sweet/ sour/ bitter - in that order. Good stuff.

[Chris]

I've no love for Anheuser-Busch, but this is a class move on their part.

[sabergirl]

Wow. That's really awesome.

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[Broark]

Last night went out and had a few beers, this was the only one that really stood out.

St. Lupulin from Odell, very nice and refreshing. I could drink loads of these on a warm summer night.

And tonight I opened up a bottle of Prairie Noir.
Absolutely delicious. Prairie once again nailed it. The whiskey isn't very noticeable until after taking a swig. Which is good because it doesn't overpower the beer itself.

[Seul]

Poured it away // Light, pretty forgetable // One of my favourite beers in the world, simply fantastic, coffee with lotsa sugar…

[Broark]

This is absolutely delicious.

Reminds me a lot of Pirate Bomb! from Prairie, but not as in your face with the rum flavor.
Clown Shoes really hasn't let me down yet. Really nice.

[emceeQ]

One of the benefits of working in a brewery, sometimes two week old Pliny shows up in the break room fridge…

[sabergirl]

Pliny is one of the things I miss the most about living in California.

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[Finkster]

Belgian Blonde Ale    from PAX BRÄU / Oberelsbach:

[Broark]

You know I had a few pints of Pliny when I was in SF last year and honestly I didn't get what all the fuss was about.
I thought that Supplication was better…

[Seul]

Just perfect…

[emceeQ]

@Broark:

You know I had a few pints of Pliny when I was in SF last year and honestly I didn't get what all the fuss was about.
I thought that Supplication was better…

Like most hyped beers, I think it's way over hyped.  That being said, it's a very solid double IPA when it's this fresh.

I've yet to try any of their sours,  but I would love to get my hands on some.  Russian River really pioneered the American sour style and I think that alone makes them worth trying to hunt down…

[Seul]

Citrus and funk, long dry, bitter finish - good stuff.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/to-ol-fuck-art–the-heathens-are-coming/285325/

Smell is stronger than the aroma, but really delicious stuff.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/beavertown-bloody-ell/213354/

[Seul]

Brilliant brew - especially the beautiful, thick head and subdued tropical fruit aromas with the long bitter finish stood out. More subtle dIPA.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mikkeller-crooked-moon-tattoo-dipa/194686/

[neph93]

@Seul  that Goliath is the bomb. My fave stout.

On another note, I'm ashamed to say I've never tried Gueze. So today I'm gonna rectify that. After absolutely no research whatsoever I picked this one. Do you know it? If so how does it rate?