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So I found a brew pub in town that has cask conditioned beers. Yummy this is how all beer should be! Rock Bottom Brewery's CC Porter is outstanding. Any rate in the frig I've got some Three Floyds Scottish Ale and some Guinness left over from st paddy's. The strong stout. But enough about me, What are you drinking?
First try of the Guinness Foreign Extra. A step up from the normal Extra Stout, but not as good as the 250th Anniversary Stout.
I'm drinking Great Lakes Nosferatu Ale at the moment. 8% abv. Tasty stuff!
Flying Fish Exit 9 Hoppy Scarlet Ale last night
DFH Aprihop tonight
Great news. Thankfully we have one here as well. Whats really fun is when they get in the same thing on cask and tap so you can compare the two.Quote:
So I found a brew pub in town that has cask conditioned beers.
I just stocked up on a seasonal from 21st Amendment Brewery called Bitter American. It's a fantastic session beer and a shame that it's not a year round offering. At least I have 2 cases so I can enjoy it for a little while longer.
http://www.21st-amendment.com/beer/bitter-american
Kentucky Bourbon Ale hard to find but worth it
Flying Dog Double Dog Ale.... big, chewy, malty and packed with flavor. One of the best I have had from Flying Dog. I think this may be a limited edition release for them.
I drought that it is a limited edition Reid. I have seen it and had it many times here in Sweden.Quote:
Originally Posted by cigarnv
Leif
Leif, in the past it has been a special release but they have recently made it a part of their regular line up. I wonder if it was just a special release in the US but regular production for export. In any case It is good to know it will be around. Thanks for the heads up!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nor02lei
Left Hand Milk Stout on draft ... very nice.