Had a cask conditioned Scottish beer with coco nibs and siracha. Pretty intense. I could have probably done without the siracha. Probably not good for my first cask conditioned beer. I'll have to try another that's a little more balanced.
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What beer are you drinking right now? Part III
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That really sounds like too much. I mean I like sriracha but man, there's limits to the stuff one should put in a beer 
However, I'd like to try it and see what it is about, I'm pretty used to cask conditioned beers so it would be nice to have a go at it.
However, I'd like to try it and see what it is about, I'm pretty used to cask conditioned beers so it would be nice to have a go at it.
That really sounds like too much. I mean I like sriracha but man, there's limits to the stuff one should put in a beer
It was a bit too much. I didn't have trouble finishing it. I'd think it might be more of an appropriate winter-ish beer. I wouldn't order this one again. It was part of their bewer's whim. No clue if they'd ever brew it again.
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Just finished a beer crawl at my downtown square. 16 different beers! Some I really liked and some I didn't care for. My favorite was Tall Grass Buffalo Sweat Stout. It was excellent!
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A much nicer place to start would be here:
I'm no stranger to the scotch ale. This one was simply an extreme one. The same company made a wicked wee heavy a few years back and I might make one this winter.
I need a good coffee stout recipe. Any resident brewers have something tasty they want to share??
Stopped at the store on the way home tonight and picked up a four pack of the Tallgrass Buffalo Sweat that I tried last weekend. Good stuff!
http://www.tallgrassbeer.com/beers/buffalo-sweat
http://www.tallgrassbeer.com/beers/buffalo-sweat
Disappointed.
I've got sentimental attachment to kilt lifter. Anyways tastes good to me. It is a bit sweet.
I've got sentimental attachment to kilt lifter. Anyways tastes good to me. It is a bit sweet.
Belhaven is more to my liking.
My main thought while drinking this: "Why am I drinking this?"
Actually it's pretty good for summer, low calorie, low alcohol, fairly refreshing, a step up from the usual light pißwasser that's out there. Good for summer, not too expensive, somewhat local. Just lacking in flavor...
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