The Beer Thread

[Loyal]

Had some over at some in-laws. They are in Albuquerque. Good stuff. Used to work in Rochester every few years and was introduced to the honey brown. Solid beer.

Vegan approved? ~ @CGI_Ram

As for myself, it sounds good!

 

[CGI_Ram]

I had a dry hopped sour last night. Anyone like these?

That was my first one. I really liked it, but not any experience how these range.

 

[HX76]

Just picked these up, will give them a go. Hopefully decent.

 

[CGI_Ram]

Goodbye Gravity Cream Ale



Another good cream ale @Loyal

 

[Loyal]

Goodbye Gravity Cream Ale



Another good cream ale @Loyal

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Looks good. what's the alcohol content?

 

[CGI_Ram]

5.0%. It has an IBU of 18 but pretty creamy. Probably the Madagascar vanilla they advertise on the label adds to the cream flavor.

Its good.

They sell beer by can here. I only bought one.

 

[Loyal]

5.0%. It has an IBU of 18 but pretty creamy. Probably the Madagascar vanilla they advertise on the label adds to the cream flavor.

Its good.

They sell beer by can here. I only bought one.

I wonder if Good Gravy is available here? I had a Guinness Stout yesterday, and it was good..

 

[Faceplant]

Have you guys ever had Gennesse Cream Ale? The stuff is pretty good. I miss Alaksan Amber and Pike Place Heirloom Ale.

Bruh. Alaskan Amber was the first beer I thought of!! I had it on tap in a microbrewery in Seattle Tacoma Airport on my way to..... Alaska. That was back in 95 and I still remember that beer today. Amazing stuff.

 

[Juice]

Damn. I hate to see this today. I have been a fan for a long time. Anchor Brewing is closing it's doors.

MSN

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[FaulkSF]

Damn. I hate to see this today. I have been a fan for a long time. Anchor Brewing is closing it's doors.

MSN

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Supposedly Sapporo ran it into the ground. I was hoping Lagunitas or Russian River would purchase Anchor.

 

[Londoner]

I’m currently enjoying a nice pint of Tacoma, an APA from 360° Brewing Co in Sussex.

They don’t make a dedicated glass, hence the Timothy Taylor’s one.

Cheers!

 

[SteezyEndo]

As an avid beer drinker it does sadden me to see breweries close. I have had Anchor numerous times hopefully North Coast or some other local vould get the rights and continue the anchor tradition…

 

[RamFan503]

Damn. I hate to see this today. I have been a fan for a long time. Anchor Brewing is closing it's doors.

MSN

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Yeah. That really upset me when I heard it. I always loved Anchor Steam. A few bars in Chico had it on tap in the early 80s. Such a unique flavor.

 

[Loyal]

I think some brewery will buy the rights to Anchor Steam. in 5-10 years it will come back in some sort of relaunch.

 

[nighttrain]

old school for me, Coors Light
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[FaulkSF]

old school for me, Coors Light
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Beer snob!

 

[Loyal]

old school for me, Coors Light
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"What about me?" ~ Hamms

 

[RamFanWA]

old school for me, Coors Light
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Got my eyes out, for some Narragansett LIGHT...
..though truth be told, probably have to settle for regular Narragansett being 3,000 miles from east coast...

Total Wine - here we come!!!

 

[nighttrain]

"What about me?" ~ Hamms

The Land Of Sky Blue Waters, I remember a friendly bear.
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[SteezyEndo]

Yeah. That really upset me when I heard it. I always loved Anchor Steam. A few bars in Chico had it on tap in the early 80s. Such a unique flavor.

I remember in the 80’s my dad use to buy Rainier. I recently went up north to Oregon and Weed they had Rainier, it is no longer available this far south, but man did I enjoy that beer when I tried it on tap…