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Picture of Your Beer!
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My eyesight is such that labels written in tiny print (without an accompanying caption - in writing - explaining what the beer is) cannot be read. At least, not by me.
Perhaps you can put me out of my misery and enlighten me as to what the beer actually is?
It looks nice in appropriate glassware.
You know you can zoom in on pictures (when they're of sufficient resolution of course), right?
I'll save you the trouble:
Aged in bourbon barrels...should have a pretty amazing flavour!!
You know you can zoom in on pictures (when they're of sufficient resolution of course), right?
I'll save you the trouble:
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Aged in bourbon barrels...should have a pretty amazing flavour!!
Thanks for saving me the trouble and for showing it in a size I can read without difficulty.
No, 'zooming' etc is alien to me, and - to be honest - if I cannot see a picture without having to work to see it, I conduce that it is just too much trouble.
Having said that, I love a good, rich, robust porter, and this does look (and, I daresay tastes) amazing.
Bang Brewing, Saint Paul MN. Not only are they Apple fans (iOS devices for merchant tools), they also have some awesome beers. They only use organic grains, hops, or infusions (special beers). Really a huge fan of their beers, with this one pictured being their Fresh Hop “This”. Nothing is ever filtered here, which I prefer.
They brew and have a tap room within a grain silo they purpose built in this Saint Paul location.
Phone is listed as this is part of my iPhone 7 / Pixel 2 photo test series for my own personal use.
They brew and have a tap room within a grain silo they purpose built in this Saint Paul location.
Phone is listed as this is part of my iPhone 7 / Pixel 2 photo test series for my own personal use.
Ok for a pilsner. I really like these cans.
The cans are gorgeous, agreed. The Pilsener itself, if memory serves, pretty good, but these days, I mostly tend to prefer something a bit more robust.
From this weekend.
These pictures meet with my full (lascivious) approval.
Tasting notes would be welcomed also.........
this is needed tonight. While here anyone have suggestions for good pale ale's. I like hints of fruit. Maine's Lunch comes to mind...
A new one from DFH, sounded interesting, wife from PA, Dogfish Head does no wrong ... it made no sense _not_ to buy A normal "fan fave" with the AB, though haven't purchased in the can before, it's *16oz*
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A normal "fan fave" with the AB, though haven't purchased in the can before, it's *16oz* [edit for typo]
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A new one from DFH, sounded interesting, wife from PA, Dogfish Head does no wrong ... it made no sense _not_ to buy
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This is another of the excellent US breweries that we do not see in Europe; tasting notes, as always, more than welcome.....
From this weekend:
This is a Cream IPA that smelled/tasted of a milkshake at the beginning ending with a beer taste. Quite good.
Julius by Tree House Brewing. A circusy juice bomb with notes of mango.
A wonderful NE Style IPA from Mumford Brewing here in Los Angeles.
And this last one needs no description.
This is a Cream IPA that smelled/tasted of a milkshake at the beginning ending with a beer taste. Quite good.
Julius by Tree House Brewing. A circusy juice bomb with notes of mango.
A wonderful NE Style IPA from Mumford Brewing here in Los Angeles.
And this last one needs no description.
From this weekend:
This is a Cream IPA that smelled/tasted of a milkshake at the beginning ending with a beer taste. Quite good.
Julius by Tree House Brewing. A circusy juice bomb with notes of mango.
A wonderful NE Style IPA from Mumford Brewing here in Los Angeles.
And this last one needs no description.
Now, "this last one" is a rare American beer that is on my proverbial bucket list. The reverence with which it is described by members of this very forum tells its own eloquent tale.
Not only have I never had the opportunity to taste it, I have never even laid eyes on it............
You know you can zoom in on pictures (when they're of sufficient resolution of course), right?
I'll save you the trouble:
View attachment 726667
Aged in bourbon barrels...should have a pretty amazing flavour!!
i had a couple of different ones not bad.
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From this weekend:
This is a Cream IPA that smelled/tasted of a milkshake at the beginning ending with a beer taste. Quite good.
and who makes this one?
Believe me, it does ! You can read about OMER here.