What's your favorite Beer?

[Morose_Penguin]

Well, I'm sorry to say it was over a week ago :(. I was going to crib from the tasting notes that are usually on the label… But there aren't any. I do remember remarking to the bar staff that I felt it was well worth the price I paid for it. Given that a Rugby shirted **** had just been charged almost twice the price to buy from the bar :).

I'd refresh my memory, but I can't bring myself to open the bottle purely for tasting purposes... I may be going to one of the bars tomorrow night, I'll have another taste then...

Sorry :(.

[JamesMarg]

No problem!
Let me know if you do end up tasting it again

[dronemod]

I really love Jenlain Ambrée, so I'm gonna go with that when it comes to my favourites. Recently there's been also some pretty good domestic (Finnish) beers from smaller breweries, for example Keisari's "66 American Pale Ale".

[Seul]

Can't choose…

[Morose_Penguin]

That triple looks very nice…

[Seul]

Bourbon barrel aged. I think I should have it because Saturday I'm going back to Geers and if I really like it…

[Morose_Penguin]

How sad is it that I enlarged the picture to try and find out more about it??

[Seul]

It's not. And I'll add a bottle of it to your December care package if ya want…

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/struise-xxx-rogge-tripel-bourbon-barrel-aged/216412/

[Morose_Penguin]

Just seen the price from the online beer shop that ratebeer links to :(.

EDIT: That would be horribly generous of you :).

[Seul]

It costs 2.45 € here. It's a weird beer. But good!.. 

[Morose_Penguin]

Does that offer of a sofa still stand?? 

Continuing my pillaging of the UK Xmas beers:

[Seul]

It still baffles me how a 5.5% beer can be described as rich and strong… You lot are weird...

The Rye Triple is kicking my ass - I really like it... May be my love for rye bread 

[Morose_Penguin]

Hmm, basically anything above 4% ABV is a "strong" beer… At least in the minds of the vast majority of the brewing industry in the UK.

[Seul]

Hmm here it's different… Anything above 10, sure, but the term "Strong" is usually reserved for 12-13% beers... Under 7-8 is considered relatively light...

[Morose_Penguin]

Well, this  is one of the reasons that so many people who visit Belgium for the beer end up paralytic after two beers…

[Seul]

Quite. I'm looking forward to shoving Mega's nose into a 13% ale…

[Megatron1505]

I'll order 6, and a straw, and a cocktail umbrella 

[Seul]

Fullblown incognito - no one will know you're a tourist…

[Megatron1505]

Really? Better wear my "En-ger-land" football shirt too then 

[Megatron1505]

My god this is good ….