What's your favorite Beer?

[GingerMagician]

Loving this one…

[derivative666]

Miss this thread

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[Seul]

Mort Subite makes two geuzes, and the only difference is that the sweetened versions says "Original geuze" on the label, and the "real deal" has "Natural Oude geuze"…

The original is defo not worth it, and this natural' destination is the sink unfortunately… Too sour... Bye bye, Mort Subite!..

[Seul]

Let's try that again, shall we?..

Geuze Boon… Yummy... Also a bit heavier at 7% (same the Mort Subite), but so much more delicate and much more depth to it...

[Morose_Penguin]

Home town beer.

[Finn666]

today i scored these:

and finally it found its way home

fridge "evo"

should last a few days

[Seul]

Coming along nicely 

Tonight:

[Giles]

Birthday prez from Winchy and Mariana…

[Anesthetist]

Damn nice!

[Seul]

That Ten 

[Finn666]

@Seul:

That Ten 

right there with you Eli

[Seul]

[Finn666]

BAM!

[Guest]

A little something for Zhivago, some Anderson Valley SUMMER SOLSTICE.  And some deliciousness from Santa Fe with the OKTOBERFEST.  If you can find the Summer Solstice you need to try this, there is not another beer like it anywhere, its like cream soda with alcohol, but its not sweet, big caramel and vanilla flavor, so refreshing!

[emceeQ]

Great Lakes Brewing Co - Nosferatu.  A wonderfully delicious imperial red…

[zwer]

Farmageddon!

[Seul]

Mmmm sounds good… Guess I'll have to settle for:

[derivative666]

Never a big cider fan but this was delicious. I picked up a 6 pack of this and Angry Orchard. Naturally gluten free and apparently very little preservatives. If all cider is this good. Maybe something I will frequent more often.

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"

[Finn666]

welcome back J.!

[derivative666]

Need some recommendations on hard cider must be low sugar/carbs

"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"