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Sante Adairius Saison Bernice paited withe a ribeye steake, 'sparaguse, n rice

>>21847841
Has some incredible reviews on untappd, must be an incredible beer, wish i could find it here.

>>21847815
I love Friday. It's only 5 hours until I can legally go to the pub and drink beer with me mates.

>>21847841
no salmone?

>>21847841
Clean your dirty ass phone nigger.

>>21848013
2 more hours for me. Gonna get myself a bottle or two to drink at home.

>>21848017
What you gonna be picking up anon?

I like to start with Asahi then switch to cheap shit once I've had a couple

>>21848035
Either some Belgian beer i didnt try yet or Romanian craft beer, not sure.

>>21848038
Pick up both. Try the new one first and fall back to the Romanian one if you hate it

>>21848103
>Pick up both
Good idea actually.... On my way to the store, will see what they got new.

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>>21848113
Allright, got 3, a lambic kriek, an ipa and a baltic porter. Thinking about food pairings....

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>>21848137
Opened this one. Not bad, quite fruity, a bit too bitter, its okay, would go well with a salad.

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Sour beer with cherry and black pepper. Very tasty stuff, would go well on a warm summer day or as a dessert beer.

>>21847815
Nice selection of German beers OP, my country borders Germany but we don't have a big German selection unfortunately.
Recently, I did try two German beers however. No photos as I never remember to do so.
Weihenstephaner Korbinian, tastes malty, dark chocolate and coffee, slightly raisiny but not overbearingly so, would go nice with a non-sour dessert with e.g. chocolate or coffee, or for mains it would pair with a beef stew like a chili con carne or goulash I think.
Weihenstephaner Vitus, it was a bit disappointing for me as I had read raving reviews online. The beer had those clove and banana notes people were talking about, but I found the taste quite muted and the mouthfeel a bit flat. I would have liked more carbonation. But possibly I had a bad bottle as it underwent quite a few temperature changes traveling back to my country.

Tonight I will drink two beers, my favorite of all time, Orval, and then a new one for me, Boon Oude Geuze Mariage Parfait. I really like the barnyard funk and dry sourness that regular Boon Oude Geuze provides so I'm very curious to see whether this one will be the same but even better. No food pairings as I will drink them a few hours after dinner.

I stopped by a brewery near my job site and was happy to see they had a bitter and a mild on tap. Not the most popular style in the states but got damn they're comfy to sip on. That's all I got

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>>21847845
I can literally send you some if you trust like that
This shit wain't cheap though
>>21848014
I heard the fuckin kid at the butcher counter say "called it" when he saw me walk up to the display to check out the salmone kek
It didn't look good so I got some steakes
>>21848015
D R E A M A E S T H E T I C

>>21847815
please recommend me an ale available in the united shits of america, i am tired of overhopped piss

>>21849182
If you can't find an ale that isn't hoppy in the states then youre blind as fuck

>>21849187
I am legally blind, i have to take an uber to the liquor store please help me

>>21849206
You'll be fine, just pick yourself up by your bootstraps

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Had this one in pic last night with some ham on rye, than fell asleep, local beer, tasty, bready, caramel, not too bitter, way better than expected.
>>21848630
>Nice selection of German beers OP
Got a store specialized on German beers nearby, tried hundreds of them, also lived in Germany for a while, thats when i got into beer.
>Weihenstephaner Korbinian, tastes malty, dark chocolate and coffee, slightly raisiny but not overbearingly so
You have to try the kombine, its a beer made by St. Bernardus in colaboration with Weihenstephaner, incredible beer.
>Tonight I will drink two beers, my favorite of all time, Orval, and then a new one for me, Boon Oude Geuze Mariage Parfait.
You have good taste anon.
>>21848732
>I can literally send you some if you trust like that
Thanks alot anon, would absolutely love to try but it trully is expensive af, googled it, and shipping to eastern Europe will double the price so yeah, and i wont post my address on 4chan out of all places...
But thats really cool of you to consider, thanks.
I really wish they would import more American beers here, some world class stuff is made in the US, unfortunately, they are very hard to find in this place if not impossible.

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Im sure that one of you weirdos tried this.

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Having a jupiler blue on the bench. Its basically the bud light of Belgian beers, tastes watery, with a hint of gas.

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>>21849633
Next one. Much better, malty, cerealy, slightly sweet with notes of condiments. Gonna go eat something now.

>>21849221
i bought an ale and it was hopped to shit and undrinkable thanks

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>>21849740
Just pick a low IBU.

>>21849832
Where does regular budwizer sit on this graph?

>>21849865
American bud is at 12, Czech one is double that.

>>21849832
I got another uber to the liquor store and got a Belgian Pale Ale they had. It was pretty good, actually. Are there any belgian ales that exist in the US besides this Leffe one?

>>21849885
Not from the US but i think you can find any Belgian beer there.... Try big liquor stores or specialized beer shops.
Some nice Belgian beers would be the Trappist ones made by monks, great beers, my favourite is St. Bernardus 12, Delirium Tremens is also nice, Lambics are interesting, they taste more like wine.

>>21849896
thanks man i'll give it a shot

>>21849885
>Are there any belgian ales that exist in the US besides this Leffe one?
You should be able to find Hoegaarden just about anywhere that sells beer, Gulden Draak if you're looking for something a bit nicee. Beyond that, what >>21849896. I am personally a big fan of Delirium in general, i opened a bottle of the Nocturnum with my friends on New Years to great enjoyment. There's also a few American breweries that make good Belgian ales.

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>>21849980
Never tried the Nocturnum. But i tried this one recently doe. Was pretty good.

>>21847815
Lads. I drank too much beer last night and now I don't feel very well.

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Enjoying a cold one on the bench.
>>21851067
Throw some meat in the pan, you will feel better. You need B vitamins and protein.

Where do you buy all these OP ? I will just assume you are from bucharest. If not dont answer.

>>21851132
Intrerupator de monca
uma delicia

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>>21851443
Yeah, Bucharest, i know most of the beer stores in the city, can find alot of interesting beers if you know where to look for them, tried over a 1000 different ones so far.
>>21851459
Eh. It was okay.

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>>21847815
I don't normally make hazys but I was challenged to. I was also about .11 low on efficiency so I added 4 oz of habanero honey.

Hot Habanero Honey Hazy IPA
Simcoe, Mosaic, Amarillo, Zappa

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>>21852587
Pretty cool stuff anon. I had this habanero mango sour last summer and it was really nice. How did you get into brewing? Do you sell it or just drink it?

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Today im having some smoked beer, i really like this style. Paired it with some homemade sheep sausage, great combo.

>>21851678
Preferam sa imi dai o lista cu 2-3-5 magazine care au o tona de beri obscure, negrule :D

>>21852857
Aaa.... Scuze, sunt mai incet la minte.

Pentru bere germana e un magazin pe bulevardul A. I. Cuza 83.
Preturi super decente, 9 lei sticla, selectie decenta de bere germana rara, au mereu cam 100 de beri interesante pe care le schimba odata la 2-3 luni.

Bere belgiana gasesti la alcooldiscount Tineretului sau pe beeracademy.ro, poti ridica berea de la depozitul de pe calea Vitan.

Berezka are bere din estul europei/Rusia/tarile baltice.

Uneori aduc bere din africa la afronelly pe Mosilor, bere asiatica la magazinul asiatic de la piata Matache, magazinele supermercato pentru bere interesanta din Italia....

Si multe altele da astea sunt de baza, uneori ma duc in Bulgaria la Ruse si umplu portbagajul cu bere care nu se gaseste la noi....

>>21852866
Thanks for the suggestions, last question from me: Are you fat or did you gain beer gut over this beer discovery journey?

>>21852878
Well... Im not obese but it would be nice to lose 10 or 15 kilos, il start running again when the weather warms itself a little.
Beer has quite alot of calories yeah, gotta be carefull and not drink more than one or two a day.

>>21852675
My brother and I took a class about 8 years ago and we're part of a local homebrew club that meets monthly. Started with just some stuff we bought of craigslist and then we've collected more and more brew stuff that probably takes up 50% of my garage now.

We only give it away because it's not something you can sell. It makes us pretty popular for weddings and family events though.

That 5 gallon batch cost about $40. So it's way more cost effective. The brewing process takes about 4 hours and fermentation time can vary based on the style and yeast type.

>>21852857
>>21852866
>>21852878
>>21852895
Why the fuck did you two start speaking klingon.

>>21853587
Pretty cool anon, its unfortunate that the market is so oversaturated with so many different breweries right now otherwise you could probably make a good living out of brewing if you are talented.
What are some of your best beer experiments? Ever tried barrel ageing beer?
>>21853604
Hehe, sorry about that.

>>21854090
My brother seems to think you need about 2 million to start a brewery. After watching craft breweries open then implode after COVID, I think there's success to be had in certain locations but it really is easier in urban areas and we live in kind of a rural one with three craft breweries within 20 mins. Part of my $25 yearly dues for the club is that we can serve at most of the local brewfests and drink for free, the only requirement is to bring 5 gallons. When you break down the costs though with travel and ingredients its kind of a wash but it is fun.

I would say my probably best exbeeriment so far was I've made a 12% thc beer. The club dubbed it "stuck on stupid" since one of the guys had to call out of work the next day after about 2oz. Definitely helped me quit smoking but if I have some too late in the day I'll wake up stoned.

We don't have a barrel to age in but I do like dark beers and it's something we want to try. Storage is the hard part but we have made some wine and I have a special two door freezer for aging it. We have two brew pots, 10g and 30g so we have considered it with a 30g but it'll pretty much take up all our storage space.

>>21854129
>After watching craft breweries open then implode after COVID, I think there's success to be had in certain locations
Depends i guess. If you come up with a new and original recipe that people like alot it might work out and you might be able to ship it everywhere.
Cool thing that you have beer clubs and such, we dont have that here as far as im aware.
>12% thc beer
12% alcohol right? Lol. Never tried thc beer but i would try it only if it had microdose amounts of THC, just a very slight buzz would be cool, getting both drunk and high with beer is kinda extreme for me.
>We don't have a barrel to age in but I do like dark beers and it's something we want to try.
There are some very small barrels i guess, but they have to be quality wood and preferably pre-used to age whiskey or cognac or something.
Its worth a try i guess but it could get quite expensive.
Maybe try making a barell aged icebock? That could actually sell for alot but it takes a long time and its very easy to mess it up. Making good beer is such an underappreciated art....

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Having a Hategana today. Nice and cold, made in Transilvania by a bunch of Hungarians probably, its good beer, malty and slightly sweet, no complex flavour but easy to drink.

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Augustiner edelstoff at the train station. One of the greatest German beers imo. Clean taste, floral notes, very malty.

Weihenstephaner Original is probably the best beer I ever had.
I picked up a bottle from a corner store and I was surprised by how good it was.

Any new craft beer releases worth trying?
I kinda lost interest a few years ago since the new releases would just be a million different IPAs.

Me? I've just had several Coors Lights. With string cheese from Costco, at that.

I like tasting different beers but I have the alcohol tolerance of a small child. I drink a single bottle and my neck starts hurting and I get a headache.

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>>21847815
Had this today, it was interesting. Had a very floral flavor along with the orange, like an orange flavored Turkish Delight.

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>>21856195
Just a typical German helles desu, they are all nice and easy to drink.
>>21856576
Pretty comfy ngl.... Did you watch the snow falling while enjoying that?
>>21856846
Local craft brewery in pic makes something very similar, absolutely love it. Wheat beer with orange zest

How do you open the bottles so it is guaranteed the cap will be undamaged ?

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>>21857101
I usually use my lighter. But the keys work too, i never bend the caps like this.

>>21854269
Yea 12% alcohol, I don't know the thc percentage but I used 2# for a 5 gallon batch but it's pretty strong.

I don't have an eisbock recipe but we have a two pretty good doppelbock or dunkelbock recipes. Thankfully two of the people in the club run the homebrew store in our town so we can get ingredients easily and we use a local free spring water that's low on EC content for every batch. I feel like the water is definitely the secret to great beer.

>>21857574
>good doppelbock or dunkelbock recipes.
Two of my favourites.
>I feel like the water is definitely the secret to great beer.
Depends on the beer style.... If you make something light bodied with low abv and low ibu yeah, water is probably the most important.
But if you make dunkels or stouts, ipas and such.... Than the taste will be too overpowering anyway so you wont feel that cleanliness that waters gives you.
Btw.... Did i once talk to you on /int/ about brewing like a few months ago?

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>>21847815
Eatin's cheatin

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Having a German IPA in the isolated side of the park with cat fren.
Its good beer actually, Germans usually dont make good ipa, its sweet and fruity without being overly bitter.

>>21858102
No, that was a different anon.

Are most medal winning recipe is for a Mexican lager so I could see the water being important for those styles but I do feel like the spring water has a certain mineral content that adds to flavor, or horse piss since it's next to a pasture and we don't filter it. Just boil for an hour during the brewing.

We do add some minerals for certain recipes

>>21859478
You obviously know more than me. Had no idea that people add minerals to influence the beer brewing. Makes sense thou.
Ever thought of using bottled water? There should be water with every proportion of minerals out there.
Wonder what happens if you use really pure water like voss or evian or something, would be an interesting experiment i guess.

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Today's beer is red beer from a small Bavarian village near Nurnberg.
Caramelly, bready taste with a hint of olive. Good winter beer.

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>>21860443
Il just have another one. Hacker-Pschorr, pretty basic helles, very drinkable.

>>21858832
It just looks so strange seeing all the German words and styling and then "West Coast IPA"

>>21860443
>>21860462
nice shots

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It's been hovering around 0 degrees for weeks now, so I have been drinking big stouts.

>>21860467
Ikr? Its extremely unusual, this traditional German breweries almost never make IPA's.
>>21860470
Thanks, i now take photos of all my beers and add them on untappd to keep track of them easily.

https://untp.beer/6V46G

>>21860477
Looks fancy, what abv?

>>21860490
14% abv but very smooth

>>21860492
Damn. Googled it, perfect 100 score on beeradvocate. Considered one of the best beers in the world....
100+ freaking dollars a bottle. You are lucky anon, great beer to enjoy while watching the snow fall or pretty much anytime really.

>>21860503
It's pretty good, I only paid $18 a bottle though, it's still sitting around quite a few shops here in thr Midwest

>>21860505
Oh yeah, that was actually another vintage bottle that i found.
18 dollars is actually more than decent considering the quality.

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Opened a Hopslam today, haven't had one in forever. Pretty much like I remember it.

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>>21860477
>ab-inbev swill

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>>21860821
I would have been a first time bud lite customer if they hadn't thrown her under the bus immediately as soon as the chuddies got mad. So now they pissed everyone off instead of carving out their niche. Dumb fucks. I hope they go bankrupt.

>>21860821
They should have gone bankrupt because they make shit beer.

>>21860839
>her

>>21860443
>>21860462
man i wish i had so many to try near me
i've had a few belgian and german beers and the belgian are probably my favorite of all

>>21862169
Theres probably some places around you that sell obscure beers. Just gotta find them. Beer hunting is alot of fun.

>>21862040
I like them. They're a lighting rod for retards. Like tattooed women and Coca-Cola they keep quality affordable. If everyone flocked towards premium brands they'd become too expensive.

>>21860311
I probably wouldn't use bottled water because you'd have no idea if it was chlorinated or not during the bottling process, a lot of bottled water is from public sources. If it was a glass container I would consider it but the cost of premium water would probably raise the cost of brewing too much because I typically need 10 gallons per batch and the spring water is free

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Today I drank one Eschenbacher Märzen and one Fuller's ESB. Both for the first time, both were less bitter than expected, a good thing.

>>21848630
>clove and banana note
I had the hefe last week and all I could taste was banana lmao. Vitus and Orval are on my to-drink list.

>>21855859
>>21856195
I wanna try augustiner and weihenstephaner helles frfr but the minimum order quantity is 20 bottles and I'm a frugal cheapskate. one day tho.

>>21862633
Kek. Good logic actually.
>>21863311
Damn... I had so much Eschenbacher, i actually lived very close to Eschenbach where the beer was made, cant find it here thou.
Its crazy that you can find Eschenbacher which is a very obscure beer but not augustiner wtf.

Today, I had several more Coors Lights. With pepperoni.

>>21847815
I bought some tequila and jager at new years for some hand grenades with friends. fun time, but honestly the next time ill pull that out wont be until halloween or something. is there any beers that might be good with an ounce of jager or (decent quality) tequila?

>>21862552
nah... i live in a rural town
we have 1 decent liquor store which has some obscure brands and it's cool, but mostly they carry the general stuff...everywhere else is gas station-esque

>>21864832
Mexican beer with lime and tequila is a pretty common combo.
Idk about jagermeister, maybe try mixing it with a light dark beer, maybe kozel dark.
>>21864867
You can maybe ask the guys at the liquor store to order some new stuff.

>>21860821
Go away schizo man.

>>21864755
based

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had Belgian Kriek yesterday. I wouldn't call it a proper beer, but it sure is one delicious beer mix beverage with sour cherry. It's very refreshing and should be great in summer.

>>21865413
>I wouldn't call it a proper beer, but it sure is one delicious beer mix beverage with sour cherry. It's very refreshing and should be great in summer.
German detected. Sometimes i wish you guys weren't so autistic about your beers.

>>21865621
Bavarian actually.

>>21852764
rauchbiers are underated nice one mate

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Had a normie beer earlier.
>>21865693
They are definitely interesting. First time i tried Shlenkerla i was completely blown away, very unique taste, great winter beer, hard to drink in big quantities tho.

I'm 90 minutes into drinking a Chimay Blue for the first time. Got about 10% left and I'm not gonna finish it... The kind of beer where I like the idea of liking it more than I actually like it.

>>21864736
>Its crazy that you can find Eschenbacher which is a very obscure beer but not augustiner wtf.
Such are the pros and cons of government alcohol monopoly. Eschenbacher's märzen is the only german made märzen they have in stores.

>>21866635
You kinda have to learn to like strong beer. Takes a while to get used to the overpowering alcohol taste and bitterness. After a while you dont taste those anymore and can only taste the good parts like the condiments, the malt and the other subtle notes.

>>21865413
Get a Rodenbach Alexander

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Had a Schneider's Weisse Weizendoppelbock today.
Probably my favourite beer this month. Extremely fruity taste, vanilla, caramel, very creamy with alot of yeast residue.
Blows my mind that they can achieve this taste with only grain, hops and yeast.
5/5 beer.

Someone said the Greene king IPA was decent a little while ago. I gave it a go and it was hogspiss garbage. I usually like IPAs. Got me good anon, got me good.

>>21865621
it's not a beer, deal with it.
>>21866939
i really appreciate the tip, but that particular one seems to be hard to get here, both my import beer shops don't carry it and mailorder is too expensive.

>>21868021
>it's not a beer, deal with it.
I mean.... Its beer. That was the beer consumed for most of human history before the use of hops and yeast and refrigeration became a widespread thing. Not sure if they put cherries in it but beer used to be sour like that.

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>>21847815
I was at my friend's house a few days ago and the only thing he had in his fridge was a 16% Gordon beer. It tasted foul, I eventually ended up thinning it with water to make it more palatable and I had to make the last train home so I was forced to chug the last 1/3d. I ended up puking at the train station luckily right before the train arrived so no one saw me!!!

for me it's pilsner urquell paired with weed and kebab

>>21868605
around here they used to cut off your hands and nail them them the brewery door for shenanigans like that.

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Having a local IPL today, good beer, a bit overpriced, kinda smells like weed, like some of those weed strains that smell fruity like pineapple express.
>>21868841
Germans sure don't mess around when it comes down to their beer purity law.

>>21868761
Never had that but i assume its beer flavoured water with added ethanol and sugar.
Either for naive zoomers or hardened alcoholics.

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Opened up the Sante Adairius WESTLY that I've been ageinge since June 2023

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>>21870530
It's v. goode
Makes me want to make sweet sweet love to my waifu Boobachane

>>21870530
>>21870531
Cute kitties anon. Im curious how much you spend on beer in a month. You ever drink normie beers? Seems like you only drink really high end stuff.

>>21870546
I livee thee lifee ofe luxurye withe mye waifue boobieee

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>>21870564
I.... I see. Good for you anon.

>>21870530
>>21870531
Is your house constantly full of smoke or do you just refuse to ever wipe your camera lens?

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Sat down around 11pm after a busy day and drank one of these. Hit the spot. £3.99 for four 500ml cans. Taste? Just a standard pale lager. Doesn't pack a punch but scratches the itch.

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Tonight it's this again. Just trying to have one per evening. Looking forward to it very much.

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Today its Bavarian beer again. Really cant go wrong with helles.... Nice cereal taste, honey, very clean.

>>21849490
fucking hilarious

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>>21870760
Guess il have one more today. Bavarian helles again. Pretty similar, this one is maybe a little bit sweeter.

>>21870581
Good honest beer for a hard working man. Cheers.

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>>21870790
This is the last one. Sweet, malty, caramel taste. Getting light-headed, gotta eat something after this one, i think il make burgers or some philly cheese stake.

>>21868021
>it's not a beer, deal with it
Hitler deserved to lose and so did the kaiser.

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It pairs with everything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6F6oFkAA_E

>>21870884
https://youtu.be/f_JygUgiweI

A timeless classic.

2 and a half liters of beer yesterday. Feeling like shit.

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Had this very nice pils.