Beer thread

[blues]

That's been a standard since 1987 or 88, if I remember correctly. One of S N's best.
Take a bottle and age it in a cool part of your basement for a few months. Barleywines are one of the few beers that benefit from some cellaring.

I've heard of some folks keeping 'em for years. I don't think I have the patience. Nonetheless...excellent on the day of...

[randyho]

The Dogfishhead IPA's are all excellent, imo. We pick some up on our way back from Bethany. But my favorite:

[Clusterfrack]

[Coyotesfan97]

Tonight's beverage, which was, may I add, excellent...





Vintage 2019...Barleywine Style Ale. Very tasty...imho.

That looks good. What’s the ABV?

[UNM1136]

That looks good. What’s the ABV?

9.6% ABV.

While we are on barley wines, here is a local from up the road....

https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1683/28817/



Looks like it is now available in cans....

https://santafebrewing.com/beer/chicken-killer/

pat

[blues]

That looks good. What’s the ABV?

I believe it was 9.6 or 9.7%

Definitely not a session beer. (At least not for the likes of me.)

BeerAdvocate, fwiw, rates it as "exceptional".


ETA: Just noticed that our friend Pat had already answered. Tip o' the hat, Pat.

[Whiskey_Bravo]

Not my photo, but worth a post. This stuff is brewed using Fruity Pebbles cereal. It is incredible! Looks like a typical New England style, but is surprisingly refreshing.

[blues]

Tonight, I plan on trying Hoptimum from Sierra Nevada...also @ 9.6 or 9.7 ABV

[Lex Luthier]

Tonight, I plan on trying Hoptimum from Sierra Nevada...also @ 9.6 or 9.7 ABV

If you find this one to your liking, try a Deschutes Brewing Pinedrops IPA for comparison.

[Joe45]

Happy father's day to all the dad's.