Beer Time

[Wasatch]

Decided to crack open the Young`s Special London Ale, pretty tasty, it`s an ESB, but I like American ESB much better. Nothing like a Fullers ESB, that is one of my best ESB overall, I compare other`s to it.

[Wasatch]

Tonight having a bomber of Alaskan Smoked Porter, very nice brew.

[Wasatch]

A couple of Deschutes Obsidian Stout, very very nice, highly recommend.

[imported_SHICKS]

Some Spaten Oktoberfest tonight, and I just got back from a few days in Maine, had some Geary`s Ale.



Steve

[eyeguy]

Had a bottle of Yuengling Porter tonight. Good stuff fo sho.

[Wasatch]

Some Spaten Oktoberfest tonight, and I just got back from a few days in Maine, had some Geary`s Ale.



Steve

Steve,



That brew is great, I have to get over to the liquor store this weekend to see what new brew`s they got in. Also the Paulander Oktoberfest Ur-Marzen is great.

[Wasatch]

Had a bottle of Yuengling Porter tonight. Good stuff fo sho.

Never had any Yuengling brew`s yet.

[imported_jaobrien6]

Today I`m having a pretty tasty brew which surprised me. It`s called Hazed & Infused, it`s an APA and only 4.8% ABV.

I`ve been falling behind, but had a couple of these tonight. Wanted to pick up some of Boulder`s Mojo IPA, but this was all I saw from them in the store today. Still a good beer, nice full flavor, you can definitely taste the dry-hopping.

[Wasatch]

Tonight a bomber of Great Divide Yeti, a really tasty Russian Imperial Stout. Anyone else?

[GearHead_1]

John, I was just killing some time and read through this entire thread. You`ve got about 50% of the posts or around 140 posts of the 279 posts in this thread alone. I`m thinking to myself, if you know half as much about car care (detailing) as you do about beer we (the Autopia community) would be absolutely nuts to take advice from anyone other than you when it comes to detailing a car. This has got to go down as one of Autopia`s longest running contiguous threads also. We salute you! :usa

[imported_SHICKS]

Hi John-



I picked up my homebrew today, sounds kinda funny. Anyway I have tried three different 22oz`s already. Double IPA, Jolly Roger IPA, and Hopzilla. They are all very good. Hopzilla being my fav so far.



http://www.incredibrew.com/beer.htm#paleale



Steve

[ZaneO]

My favorite has got to be Keystone Light (cans).



J/K



If I`m drinking to "drink," then we usually have Coors Light or Bud Light - after a few mixed drinks.



If I`m drinking to have a beer (ie. flavor), I like Sam Adams and Shiner Bock.

[Wasatch]

Hi John-



I picked up my homebrew today, sounds kinda funny. Anyway I have tried three different 22oz`s already. Double IPA, Jolly Roger IPA, and Hopzilla. They are all very good. Hopzilla being my fav so far.



http://www.incredibrew.com/beer.htm#paleale



Steve

Steve,



Good for you. The Hopzilla sounds pretty intense, lol I have a couple of new IPAs and DIPAs waiting to be had as well.

[Wasatch]

Zane,



Glad to see you like the Sam Adams brews. Shiner Bock is not too bad as well.

[Wasatch]

John, I was just killing some time and read through this entire thread. You`ve got about 50% of the posts or around 140 posts of the 279 posts in this thread alone. I`m thinking to myself, if you know half as much about car care (detailing) as you do about beer we (the Autopia community) would be absolutely nuts to take advice from anyone other than you when it comes to detailing a car. This has got to go down as one of Autopia`s longest running contiguous threads also. We salute you! :usa

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