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The what beer are you drinking (and or rating) thread.
- Thread starter Aspidites
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having achieved precisely nothing today, i am just about to crack open a Cobra. also have 3 cold Becks locked and loaded.
i shall also eat hot dogs. up yours world.
i shall also eat hot dogs. up yours world.
Awesome.
Sometimes you just have to feed your head, and to hell with the rest of it.
I had the displeasure of drinking a pint of Prohibition Ale last night, christ it tasted like something brewed from millipedes and fertilized potting soil brewed in barrels of bobcat urine and filtered through roadkilled-skunk fur.
There's a number of breweries doing a "Prohibition Ale". Can you remember which one it was?
What I am currently drinking isn't strictly a beer, but it seems silly making a whole new thread for ciders.
I am currently drinking (and highly rating!)...
This is just a perfect cider for dessert time. A quick smell draws in the alluring scent of sweet apples and toffee that dance delicately across the olfactory senses. The promising aromas are not let down by the taste. A quick sip immediately gives you that sweet apple taste, which combines with the drink's carbonation to create a bubbly sensation on the tongue. Immediately this is followed by the warm flowing taste of toffee. It's like a sauce washing over and quenching the bubbles that previously washed over your tongue so tantalisingly.
This drink will be most enjoyed much like a dessert wine, at the end of the meal, and not as a regular drink. If you enjoy a drier flavour from your cider (like me) then you will not enjoy drinking copious amounts of the stuff, but as an occasionally treat then it really hits the spot.
My overall rating would be a heady 4/5.
For those of you in the UK: you can currently pick up a bottle of this for only £1 at Morrisons.
I am currently drinking (and highly rating!)...
This is just a perfect cider for dessert time. A quick smell draws in the alluring scent of sweet apples and toffee that dance delicately across the olfactory senses. The promising aromas are not let down by the taste. A quick sip immediately gives you that sweet apple taste, which combines with the drink's carbonation to create a bubbly sensation on the tongue. Immediately this is followed by the warm flowing taste of toffee. It's like a sauce washing over and quenching the bubbles that previously washed over your tongue so tantalisingly.
This drink will be most enjoyed much like a dessert wine, at the end of the meal, and not as a regular drink. If you enjoy a drier flavour from your cider (like me) then you will not enjoy drinking copious amounts of the stuff, but as an occasionally treat then it really hits the spot.
My overall rating would be a heady 4/5.
For those of you in the UK: you can currently pick up a bottle of this for only £1 at Morrisons.
I'll get rotten fruit thrown at me for this, but ...
I love tasting different, rich beers. But I am rediscovering a simple beer that has been out there for a long time. Don't shoot me, but - I'm actually finding a nice, cold Colt 45 is a very satisfying, crisp beer.
I love tasting different, rich beers. But I am rediscovering a simple beer that has been out there for a long time. Don't shoot me, but - I'm actually finding a nice, cold Colt 45 is a very satisfying, crisp beer.
I'll get rotten fruit thrown at me for this, but ...
I love tasting different, rich beers. But I am rediscovering a simple beer that has been out there for a long time. Don't shoot me, but - I'm actually finding a nice, cold Colt 45 is a very satisfying, crisp beer.
There's nothing wrong with a cold, crisp domestic malt liquor of your chosing. Twist that 40 and fire up that blunt.
thanks! Im blessed enough to have beer geek friends who like to buy good stuff, haha.
Currently: Warsteinter
meh, but refreshing
Currently: Warsteinter
meh, but refreshing
Ah yes, I guessed as much. They do a good IPA but I'm not the biggest fan of the Prohibition Ale either.
I'm not an IPA fan myself. I mostly enjoy German doppelbocks and Belgian trippels and quadrupels.
I hope one day to have money to enjoy such delights.
For now, its $3.50 at 7-Eleven for a sixer of Hamm's Golden Draft or maybe a 30-rack of smooth PBR!
For now, its $3.50 at 7-Eleven for a sixer of Hamm's Golden Draft or maybe a 30-rack of smooth PBR!
