Another Great Tasting Beer Thread

[st0rmb11]

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Has anyone on here tried Buffalo Bill Cody Beer?

[Watson]

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I rarely drink, but when I do, it's the National Beer of Texas.

Funny, everybody I know from Texas prefers St. Arnolds, especially the Santo

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So...I turn 21 on Tuesday, and as is tradition I must buy a beer and post it on social media. And as weird as this sounds, I'm not exactly sure what I want my first legal purchase to be. I'm thinking a Canebrake but those can be pretty hard to find and I don't have a wide taste of beer because until now I had to make due with what I could get and didn't have much say.

So, suggestions are welcome.

[Cyros]

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I recommend Yeti.

Anyways, I need to visit this place:

http://oakstreetdrafthouse.com/

[Mabster]

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Having me a couple Lagunitas Undercover Investigation Shut-Down Ale tonight and got a growler filled of Simtra Triple IPA at the local Knee Deep tap house for the weekend.

Gonna be a couple few days of goodness.

[gmac0322]

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Hey Motown. I finally tried an IPA from stone over the weekend. I tried the go to IPA. Really good stuff. Lots of flavor . I am very interested in trying their black IPA next.

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[Motown]

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Hey Motown. I finally tried an IPA from stone over the weekend. I tried the go to IPA. Really good stuff. Lots of flavor . I am very interested in trying their black IPA next.

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Hell yeah bro...STONE IPAs Rock lol...There are TONS of fantastic IPAs out there man...glad you enjoyed it.

I'm shootin for Uinta Hop Nosh IPA this weekend

[Comp]

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Columbus Nightstick has to be one of my top beers I have had. Actually anything Columbus Brewing Company has made I have tried and loved.

[N51_rob]

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I love blood oranges in alcohol. I frequently make blood orange margarita's for house parties and blood orange mojito's in the summer. Well I finally was able to grab a case of Flying Dog Blood Orange Ale. It says that it is brewed with blood orange pulp, but to be honest it is a very mellow flavor profile. I have 24 of them, so I will drink them this summer, but I was a little underwhelmed by the taste. I say a little because blood orange isn't a strong flavor in drinks to begin with.

Still though its a good beer, and with 7% ABV it still a good drinking one.

[Motown]

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I love blood oranges in alcohol. I frequently make blood orange margarita's for house parties and blood orange mojito's in the summer. Well I finally was able to grab a case of Flying Dog Blood Orange Ale. It says that it is brewed with blood orange pulp, but to be honest it is a very mellow flavor profile. I have 24 of them, so I will drink them this summer, but I was a little underwhelmed by the taste. I say a little because blood orange isn't a strong flavor in drinks to begin with.

Still though its a good beer, and with 7% ABV it still a good drinking one.

I believe the GL's Nosferatu 8% abv is brewed w/ blood oranges of I'm not mistakin'
...which is awesome by the way

[wwharton]

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I love blood oranges in alcohol. I frequently make blood orange margarita's for house parties and blood orange mojito's in the summer. Well I finally was able to grab a case of Flying Dog Blood Orange Ale. It says that it is brewed with blood orange pulp, but to be honest it is a very mellow flavor profile. I have 24 of them, so I will drink them this summer, but I was a little underwhelmed by the taste. I say a little because blood orange isn't a strong flavor in drinks to begin with.

Still though its a good beer, and with 7% ABV it still a good drinking one.

Haven't tried that one. I'll have to check it out.

[gmac0322]

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I love blood oranges in alcohol. I frequently make blood orange margarita's for house parties and blood orange mojito's in the summer. Well I finally was able to grab a case of Flying Dog Blood Orange Ale. It says that it is brewed with blood orange pulp, but to be honest it is a very mellow flavor profile. I have 24 of them, so I will drink them this summer, but I was a little underwhelmed by the taste. I say a little because blood orange isn't a strong flavor in drinks to begin with.

Still though its a good beer, and with 7% ABV it still a good drinking one.

A buddy of mines tried that out. He said the same thing. He said it was very solid beer but he hardly could taste the blood orange flavor. Sounds similar to the old bay beer being that it is only a hint of the flavor.

[st0rmb11]

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A friend of mine from Louisville brought a couple of beers with him when he came to visit for the 4th. He said they were from a local brewery (Falls City Brewing, I believe?)

The first was one called Hipster Repellent. Not bad. A little too strong tasting for my liking.

The other was called Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale. Very good beer, in my opinion.

[Burns11]

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Falls City was a local brewery since before prohibition, then was sold off in the 70's and then shut down about 10 years ago. Recently someone got a hold of the name and started selling beer under it again, but it's not a local brew, it's contract brewed in Wisconsin and Nashville. It's not horrible, but it's not mind-blowingly great either. They should have brought something from Against The Grain, or maybe Apocalypse or even something from the BBC.

Monty Python's is British I do believe.

[Mabster]

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Sierra Nevada released their Beer Camp 12 pack this past weekend.

It has 12 separate beers that they collaborated with 12 other prestigious craft breweries to make.

Yvan the Great: Belgian-Style Blonde
W/ Russian River Brewing Company.

Chico King: Pale Ale
W/ 3 Floyds Brewing Co.

Double Latte: Coffee Milk Stout
W/ Ninkasi Brewing Company.

Myron’s Walk: Belgian-Style Pale Ale
W/ Allagash Brewing Company

Torpedo Pilsner: Hoppy Pilsner
W/ Firestone Walker Brewing Co.

Tater Ridge: Scottish Ale
W/ Asheville Brewers Alliance

Maillard’s Odyssey: Imperial Dark Ale
W/ Bell’s Brewery.

Canfusion: Rye Bock
W/ Oskar Blues Brewery

Ale Route: Altbier
W/ Victory Brewing Company.

Yonder Bock: Tropical Maibock
W/ Cigar City Brewing.

There and Back: English-style Bitter
W/ New Glarus Brewing Company.

Electric Ray: India Pale Lager
W/ Ballast Point Brewing Company.

[gmac0322]

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Sierra Nevada released their Beer Camp 12 pack this past weekend.

It has 12 separate beers that they collaborated with 12 other prestigious craft breweries to make.

Yvan the Great: Belgian-Style Blonde
W/ Russian River Brewing Company.

Chico King: Pale Ale
W/ 3 Floyds Brewing Co.

Double Latte: Coffee Milk Stout
W/ Ninkasi Brewing Company.

Myron’s Walk: Belgian-Style Pale Ale
W/ Allagash Brewing Company

Torpedo Pilsner: Hoppy Pilsner
W/ Firestone Walker Brewing Co.

Tater Ridge: Scottish Ale
W/ Asheville Brewers Alliance

Maillard’s Odyssey: Imperial Dark Ale
W/ Bell’s Brewery.

Canfusion: Rye Bock
W/ Oskar Blues Brewery

Ale Route: Altbier
W/ Victory Brewing Company.

Yonder Bock: Tropical Maibock
W/ Cigar City Brewing.

There and Back: English-style Bitter
W/ New Glarus Brewing Company.

Electric Ray: India Pale Lager
W/ Ballast Point Brewing Company.

I will have to look for it. I do like a lot of Sierra Nevada's beers.