Your Beer of Choice? (29 Viewers)

[MeridianFC]

Ain’t no school like the old school.

 

[k9dr]

 

[pokrgeek21]

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The color is amazing!

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[Riverwalker3012]

Helles „Pülleken“

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Posting here too ….
2014-2022 (no 2017) + 2020 weller
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I have a pretty decent collection of these too. I think back to 2017. I should get them out of the beer closet and take a family photo too.

You don't have any 2017? I'll check to see if I have more than one. Might be willing to do a trade if you have anything you can spare.

 

[k9dr]

Still one of my favorites

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

Christmas shopping

 

[k9dr]

 

[pokrgeek21]

Tasty little guy!

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

Stocking stuffers

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

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Someone is visiting Texas! I've been to both of those on trips to DFW. Was going to recommend a couple other favorites, but looked them up and they both closed during the pandemic...

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[CdnBeerLover]

Nothing like beer from home to celebrate Tibb's Eve. It's basically an excuse to drink...as if I need one.

 

[bsdunbar1]

 

[MeridianFC]

Just going to throw this out there to maybe spark some discussion.

https://www.pastemagazine.com/drink...RyRGbCYwka9XJmM0EFu22LzZpRHft_jxh9F7_QhuRU3d0

Pull quote of the piece for me:

"One is lucky to find an imperial stout that merely contains vanilla or coffee, rather than maple, breakfast cereal, or sleeves of Oreos. The prevailing trends continue to foster a beer culture built around saccharine, cloying beers full of sugar, with bombastic flavors seemingly designed to appeal primarily to drinkers who detest the very idea of subtlety."

 

[satisfyingbutton]

Interesting read. Perhaps it is my beer bubble, but I feel like I'm seeing more and more styles even at the local beer bars and on restaurant menus. Nothing WAY off the beaten path, but when I can sit down and order something like a very specific helles or a spontaneously fermented beer along side my burger, I feel like at least on the connoisseur level things are keeping up with diversification.

My favorite quote:

"I have never seen any group of people so happy to pound cans of Busch Light as groups of professional brewers after a big beer festival. To these beer geeks, there’s a time and a place for everything."

In my experience, this is very true. It's a full-circle thing. Sometimes you need to drink a PBR or a Banquet.

On your original quote: I really quite enjoy a cleanly executed porter - sometimes it is hard to find a dark beer that isn't a sugar bomb. However, when it happens, it is a lovely thing.

 

[k9dr]

I googled best place for beer in Dallas, and this place was at the top of the list

 

[CdnBeerLover]

A local brewery announced a new ESB yesterday. Seemed like a good enough reason to drive 30-45minutes each way in questionable weather. This one is growing on me.

Damn, but I do love ambers and ESBs.

 

[k9dr]

 

[k9dr]

 

[slisk250]

My kids know me.

 

[k9dr]

Santa knew my theme too