What are you drinking right now?

[Blackmuse]

Nice curvey Sam Adams glass! That beer looks good, great color.

Thanks! Here's the bottled version of the Oktioberfest. It is nice and clear and has a nice light carbonation at this point (Stuff in the Keg had just been moved - house to house).

 

[Blackmuse]

Bitter. Forgot it was in the back of my fridge. Wasn’t the best bitter I’ve made (pun intended) but this is the last bottle and best of the batch. A little lighter only color than normal for my bitters View attachment 11792

Nice and clear!

 

[Over The Cliff Brewing]

Ipswich 1620 NEIPA

 

[thunderwagn]

Sharing some Russian River with my daughter.

 

[Craigerrr]

Ohhh! @Craigerrr! Great Lakes!! Good stuff! Check out their "Edmund Fitzgerald Porter" if you can get that as an import!

Different Great Lakes, you are referring to the Great Lakes in Ohio, this is the Great Lakes in Toronto, both very, very good brewers

 

[Craigerrr]

9 Toed Sloth, 8% Stout, heavy on the chocolate and coffee

 

[thunderwagn]

9 Toed Sloth, 8% Stout, heavy on the chocolate and coffee
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I'd buy that for the name alone lol.

 

[Megary]

Troegs - Farmette

Has to be one of the strangest beers I’ve ever had. Hard to believe this is a Saison as there really isn’t a lot of clove or spice. But stick your nose in the glass and you get this awesome outdoor/farm/woodsy thing going on. Carbonated like champagne, the taste has a bit of funk and a sour bite...with a little whiskey-ness in the finish (probably the oak). But that aroma is incredibly bizarre. I doubt this beer is around much, but if you ever get the chance, you have to try it. You’ll either love it or hate it. But I doubt you ever had anything like it.

 

[BOB357]

Unintentionally hazy. My house IPA is always a bit on the hazy side, even fining with gelatin. No doubt a product of the M42 yeast and dry hops. Decided not to fine since I'm using a Top Draw in the keg. This has been in the keg for a week now and no signs of clearing. At least it ain't "Juicy"

 

[BarbarianBrewer]

Ohhh! @Craigerrr! Great Lakes!! Good stuff! Check out their "Edmund Fitzgerald Porter" if you can get that as an import!

I second that suggestion! Probably the best porter I've had.

 

[BarbarianBrewer]

Different Great Lakes, you are referring to the Great Lakes in Ohio, this is the Great Lakes in Toronto, both very, very good brewers

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You are correct. Both have similar type fonts so I thought they were just the American and Canadian counterparts of the same company. But Google says the one in Cleveland Ohio started in 1986 and is named "Great Lakes Brewing Company" and the one in Toronto started in 1987 and is named "Great Lakes Brewery". Well next time you come to the US put this (Edmund Fitzgerald Porter) on your beer list. Looks like they distribute in the midwest down to Kentucky and northeast down to Virginia in the US.

 

[thunderwagn]

I'm so stuffed I can't fill my glass. Two Hearted clone and a little pour of Laphroaig 10 year.

 

[Josh Hughes]

Milk stout. First of the batch. This was probably the last bottle I filled. Love the taste though!

 

[Josh Hughes]

Bottle bucket Scottish ale. Not sure about this one.

 

[BrewPatgonia]

cutting aluminum to build the thermopane windows. Opened two bottles during todays work, toward the end of the workday. No worries though, I walk between the workplace and home.... all of 50 meters. 1st bottle was my Irish Rye, 2nd was the Rye stout.

 

[Craigerrr]

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You are correct. Both have similar type fonts so I thought they were just the American and Canadian counterparts of the same company. But Google says the one in Cleveland Ohio started in 1986 and is named "Great Lakes Brewing Company" and the one in Toronto started in 1987 and is named "Great Lakes Brewery". Well next time you come to the US put this (Edmund Fitzgerald Porter) on your beer list. Looks like they distribute in the midwest down to Kentucky and northeast down to Virginia in the US.

When we go on our next Football trip, I will be looking for it! Not this year obviously, hopefully next year

 

[Josh Hughes]

Water...getting ready to mow it’s 85 and somewhat humid. My yard is too “hilly” for a lawnmower beer but I will partake afterward.

 

[Megary]

Breaker Brewing (Wilkes-Barre, PA) - Patch Town Chocolate Peanut Butter Porter

Chocolate forward with a Nutter Butter finish. Way better than I thought it was going to be. I’m on a mission to sample every local beer that I can.

 

[thunderwagn]

Tail end of Oskar Blues Gnight, an imperial red ale which is great in my book, albeit a bit large at 8.7% for an early afternoon beer. I'm ready for a nap but worth it!

 

[Semper Sitientum]

New Trail Broken Heels Hazy IPA. The pride of Williamsport, PA (Other than the Little League World Series, of course)