The Beer Thread
- Maclowery
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Yeah the Guinness Black is fine. Its more similar to Smithwicks than Guinness (obviously, since its not a stout). Milder finish than New Belgiums 1554, the only other black lager I've had many times. Keeping the Guinness name is good business wise, but I am not sure how many casual beer types will understand that a dark lager is much differentfrom a nitrogen-heavy Irish stout. It'd be like Budweiser coming out with an ale. Oh wait, that happened and no one cared.
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Ironically, the cub fans at NSBB didn't like it. perhaps too bitter.Swirls wrote:I bought a six pack of that new Guinness Black. It's quite tasty, as Wart originally said. It has a fairly unique flavor.
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Touche Freed.
And Mac, now that you're in NY, try Saranac's Black Lager. I'd also recommend anything from Ommegang brewery, the local micro brewery in Cooperstown. Their Old Abbey Ale is excellent, and like 9.0%.
And Mac, now that you're in NY, try Saranac's Black Lager. I'd also recommend anything from Ommegang brewery, the local micro brewery in Cooperstown. Their Old Abbey Ale is excellent, and like 9.0%.
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I haven't thought about the Saranac brewery in a very long time. I had their Adirondack Lager waaaaay back when I was 19 or 20 or something.Swirls wrote:Touche Freed.
And Mac, now that you're in NY, try Saranac's Black Lager. I'd also recommend anything from Ommegang brewery, the local micro brewery in Cooperstown. Their Old Abbey Ale is excellent, and like 9.0%.
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Re: The Beer Thread
SURLY WET try it. Now.
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So what beer will be you drinking tomorrow night (game 1 WS)?
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Freed Roger
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random leftovers in the cooler from Sunday's NLCS gatheringjim wrote:So what beer will be you drinking tomorrow night (game 1 WS)?
-Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
-New Belgium Hoptober
-Sam Adams Oktoberfest
-Founders Red Rye
- assorted blue moon, budselect, etc
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I've got a couple Blue Moon Pumpkin Ale's in my fridge, as well as a couple Guinness Black Lager's left over from Sunday night. If I go to my traditional watering hole, then it will likely be pints of either Dogfish Head Pumpkin Ale or Ithaca Nut Brown.
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Freed Roger
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a stl local beer, Ofallon hemp hop rye -not good.
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During postseason games, I always drink at least one beer from our friends at Anheuser Busch. Tomorrow that probably means Shock Top Belgian White.jim wrote:So what beer will be you drinking tomorrow night (game 1 WS)?



