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Wine and Beer Enthusiasts

Madhatter32 said:
Is it wrong to be drinking Sierra Nevada Pale Ale from a discrete coffee thermos during a two hour Zoom work conference call? Asking for a friend.
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Only as an offence against good taste; personally, I prefer a proper beer glass, but I fully understand that - in these circumstances - this might pose some difficulties and may invite unwanted and unwelcome observations, questions and comments.
 
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Sipping a Belgian beer, one of those Belgian timeless classics:

This is the St Bernardus Abt 12, served in a St Bernardus beer glass, or goblet, or chalice.
 
Scepticalscribe said:
Sipping an Asian beer, a Tsingtao, easy sipping this warm evening.
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I had two - left over from a Thai take-out ordered some time ago - that I thought it better to finish off.

Today, - as my beer supplies are almost entirely run down - it is high time to replenish them.
 
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I don't think I've ever purchased Tsingtao outside of a Chinese restaurant. It does taste pretty good in that context, that's for sure.

I do occasionally buy Japanese beer outside of a Japanese restaurant. Hitachino Nest White Ale is quite good: the coriander notes are much more subtle than the Cape May White I recently purchased. Their label art is next level, too.
 
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Silencio said:
I don't think I've ever purchased Tsingtao outside of a Chinese restaurant. It does taste pretty good in that context, that's for sure.

I do occasionally buy Japanese beer outside of a Japanese restaurant. Hitachino Nest White Ale is quite good: the coriander notes are much more subtle than the Cape May White I recently purchased. Their label art is next level, too.
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Well, they had come with an Asian (Thai, I'm pretty certain), takeout from some months ago; I usually buy a few Asian beers with Asian food, and don't always drink (all of) them, then.

Actually, I like to have a few to hand - in reserve - for when I am cooking Asian dishes.

However, I did remind myself to take a long, hard, look at the (very difficult to find and see) expiry dates, and realised that it would be a good idea to drink them - for, I can always order more - rather than allow the date to expire.

Belgian beers will keep forever; not so, some lager style beers.
 
Has anyone ever tried - or come across, or encountered - Erdinger Urweisse?

I spotted it yesterday - and, as I had never encountered it before - (and couldn't read the German Gothic lettering on the label with my bespectacled eyes), I decided to forego making a purchase and engage in some online research (which takes the form of reading reviews, including taking a look at what BeerAdvocate, and Rate My Beer - among others - have to say) instead.
 
Don Quixote said:
Next chance you get, pour one out and let's see it!
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In the "Picture Gallery" area of the forum (located in the 'Community' section), you will find a most agreeable and very pleasant (and welcoming) "Picture of Your Beer" thread, should you wish to feast your eyes on such lovely images.
 
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