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Post by Bighorn66 on Mar 25, 2024 14:19:51 GMT -6
Feel free to post anything about the world’s most universally fantastic libation. I’ll start with what I drank last night while watching the USMNT deliver “dos a cero.” It is one of my top ten favorite beers. Brewed with cherries and elderberry. What’s not to love?  |
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Post by wb on Mar 25, 2024 15:03:07 GMT -6
Great topic choice! I've found that as I've gotten older, my taste in beer has changed. I used to really like the stouter beers and dark beers in particular. I've now become more of a fan of the the Belgian Wheat beers, with Shock Top as my usual go-to. That said, I still enjoy Dos Equis Amber and the oh so hard to get (at least in this area) Kentucky Bourbon Ale beer.
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Post by Bighorn66 on Mar 25, 2024 15:26:44 GMT -6
Great topic choice! I've found that as I've gotten older, my taste in beer has changed. I used to really like the stouter beers and dark beers in particular. I've now become more of a fan of the the Belgian Wheat beers, with Shock Top as my usual go-to. That said, I still enjoy Dos Equis Amber and the oh so hard to get (at least in this area) Kentucky Bourbon Ale beer. I live in an area I call Northern Kentucky. You probably use the proper name—Indiana. Kentucky Bourbon Ale is everywhere around here. You can even find it on tap. |
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Post by Cool Papa Con on Mar 25, 2024 18:24:18 GMT -6
Feel free to post anything about the world’s most universally fantastic libation. I’ll start with what I drank last night while watching the USMNT deliver “dos a cero.” It is one of my top ten favorite beers. Brewed with cherries and elderberry. What’s not to love? I did a Shlafly 7 course meal once at the River City Casino. It was at the 1904 Worlds Fair restaurant and the basically paired a beer with a served plate. It was there that I was introduced to their Rasberry Hefeweizen. They matched it with a Lava Cake. I’d bet this would go really well with a similar dessert offering. Hell, any dessert would do. Or, just order your significant other the dessert and the beer for yourself 😆🤣😂 |
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Post by jackiechiles on Mar 25, 2024 21:26:00 GMT -6
MMMMM......BEER
The cause, and solution, to all of life's problems.
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Post by Cool Papa Con on Mar 26, 2024 4:09:41 GMT -6
Sort of related, but I was responding to L88’s thread about a food vacation and was trying to recall the name of a restaurant (couldn’t) in Vegas when I saw a place called “ Beer Park” Has anyone ever been? I want this to be exactly what I hope it is… |
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Post by Bighorn66 on Mar 26, 2024 18:08:23 GMT -6
Feel free to post anything about the world’s most universally fantastic libation. I’ll start with what I drank last night while watching the USMNT deliver “dos a cero.” It is one of my top ten favorite beers. Brewed with cherries and elderberry. What’s not to love? I did a Shlafly 7 course meal once at the River City Casino. It was at the 1904 Worlds Fair restaurant and the basically paired a beer with a served plate. It was there that I was introduced to their Rasberry Hefeweizen. They matched it with a Lava Cake. I’d bet this would go really well with a similar dessert offering. Hell, any dessert would do. Or, just order your significant other the dessert and the beer for yourself 😆🤣😂 The description I read on line refers to it as a dessert beer. I didn’t find it that sweet. It’s not dearly as sweet as most of the stouts that are being served nowadays. It paired fine with mixed salted nuts. |
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Post by Bighorn66 on Apr 18, 2024 14:59:42 GMT -6
This has become one of my favorite lower IBU beers that isn’t a dark beer. And as soon as I start loving it, it becomes much harder to get. It’s a really smooth Belgian Triple that touches the taste of some of the pricy imports. Probably the best I’ve had from the US.  |
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Post by captbudman on Apr 18, 2024 15:32:19 GMT -6
The Original Czech Pilsner that is my favorite to get on tap in Europe...  Has been available in America for some time under the Czechvar label.  |
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Post by Bighorn66 on Apr 20, 2024 20:05:32 GMT -6
The Original Czech Pilsner that is my favorite to get on tap in Europe... Has been available in America for some time under the Czechvar label. I spent a lot of time in Salzburg, Austria and they had fantastic pils on to anywhere you went. But as arrogant as those fuckers were, they all agreed Czech pils were the best. We made unfulfilled plans to drive over on a weekend just to drink the Czech beer. |
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Post by captbudman on Apr 21, 2024 10:15:29 GMT -6
The Original Czech Pilsner that is my favorite to get on tap in Europe... Has been available in America for some time under the Czechvar label. I spent a lot of time in Salzburg, Austria and they had fantastic pils on to anywhere you went. But as arrogant as those fuckers were, they all agreed Czech pils were the best. We made unfulfilled plans to drive over on a weekend just to drink the Czech beer. My other favorite Czech Pilsner beer is the original Pilsner beer -- Pilsner Urquell. IIRC, it's one of the oldest operating breweries.  |
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Post by fusillijerry on Apr 21, 2024 17:31:02 GMT -6
Feel free to post anything about the world’s most universally fantastic libation. I’ll start with what I drank last night while watching the USMNT deliver “dos a cero.” It is one of my top ten favorite beers. Brewed with cherries and elderberry. What’s not to love? I did a Shlafly 7 course meal once at the River City Casino. It was at the 1904 Worlds Fair restaurant and the basically paired a beer with a served plate. It was there that I was introduced to their Rasberry Hefeweizen. They matched it with a Lava Cake. I’d bet this would go really well with a similar dessert offering. Hell, any dessert would do. Or, just order your significant other the dessert and the beer for yourself 😆🤣😂 The River City 1904 Beerhouse has a wonderful red lager AB makes exclusively for them. It's wonderful, the best thing AB has ever made. |
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Post by Cool Papa Con on Apr 22, 2024 4:48:48 GMT -6
I did a Shlafly 7 course meal once at the River City Casino. It was at the 1904 Worlds Fair restaurant and the basically paired a beer with a served plate. It was there that I was introduced to their Rasberry Hefeweizen. They matched it with a Lava Cake. I’d bet this would go really well with a similar dessert offering. Hell, any dessert would do. Or, just order your significant other the dessert and the beer for yourself 😆🤣😂 The River City 1904 Beerhouse has a wonderful red lager AB makes exclusively for them. It's wonderful, the best thing AB has ever made. Wow! What is it called? Also, I wonder if it’s just rebadged. A friend of mine used to work at bar near Helen Fitzgerald’s and they said their House Beer was essentially rebranded Schlafly Kölsch |
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Post by fusillijerry on Apr 22, 2024 9:46:23 GMT -6
The River City 1904 Beerhouse has a wonderful red lager AB makes exclusively for them. It's wonderful, the best thing AB has ever made. Wow! What is it called? Also, I wonder if it’s just rebadged. A friend of mine used to work at bar near Helen Fitzgerald’s and they said their House Beer was essentially rebranded Schlafly Kölsch "In this city, rush hour is a social gathering. Take part in the rush at our 20-foot communal table, specially designed for munching, mingling and pairing food, friends and beer. With more than 100 types of microbrews from around the world and 30 beers on tap ( including River City’s own house brew, 1904 Lager), The Beerhouse is sure to become your favorite neighborhood hangout." www.rivercity.com/dining/the-beerhouseI've never had it anywhere else and they do run out on occasion. |
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Post by Bighorn66 on May 10, 2024 9:34:30 GMT -6
One of my favorite Indiana breweries is Taxman. It’s run by a couple of guys who spent years in Belgium learning how to brew beer. One of their more peculiar beers is No Sparge. It’s a lightly balanced, malt forward beautifully colored beer that imo tastes fantastic. It’s like a lighter version of a barleywine. But beware, it punches above its weight and at 12% ABV, you better drink it judiciously.  |
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