Post your latest beer consumption

For me I like the Irish mans beer.

The Guinness Stout either in the bottle or fresh off the tap.

Sometimes I like to mix this also.....with some Budweiser....50/50 or 60/40.
 
Bud Light with some corn chips and Salsa as I type
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I quit drinking about 2 months ago, but last night a friend of mine who was in the navy with me stopped over with a 6pack of Yuengling Bock Beer, I must say it was good. Never saw it before.
 
Originally Posted By: Silver_civic
I quit drinking about 2 months ago, but last night a friend of mine who was in the navy with me stopped over with a 6pack of Yuengling Bock Beer, I must say it was good. Never saw it before.


Congratulations! Now you have stopped the "Quit Drinking" experiment in time for the summer.
 
was in denver last week and stopped in to the chop house and had their stout amber wild turkey. they soak the brew in wild turkey barrels. man it was good.
 
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Originally Posted By: ToyotaNSaturn
A 50/50 mix of Sam Adams Wee Heavy and Dopplebock make a brew nearly similar to Three Floyd's Robert the Bruce Scottish Ale.

And at 10% alcohol, it has some kick. Drink it slowly.

A picture of the happy couple:
http://yfrog.com/h36envij


Sounds very good love Wee Heavy style.
I will be drinking Dogfish Squall IPA tonight for the 600
 
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I do not drink much beer any more, maybe a pint every year on St. Patrick's Day. Dark wines have replaced it. But back in the Stone Age, it was Pabst Blue Ribbon, and nothing else.
 
Shared a bottle of Brewdogs Tactical Nuclear Penguin and Sink the Bismarck between 9 colleagues this evening.

Total volume per person: just over 2 ozs.
Total cost of the 2 bottles: $230 USD.

No way would I drop that change myself, but I talked 9 of my coworkers into pitching in $26 ea. so we could try two of the highest alcohol "beers" ever made.

Both were more akin to a brandy. Unique experience for sure.
 
Tui Blond tonight...back to back with Waikato Bitter. Not a fan of Waikato,but I live there and it's the standard brew. The blond tasted a bit weak,and the twirly neck was wasted on me. They spell blond without the ''e''....blonde seems a bit girly.

http://youtu.be/6-npWEcRaQ4
 
I quit drinking sometime ago because I felt that it had too large of a portion of my life. But, my lovely spouse and I are celebrating our 17th anniversary over this weekend, and we did something different by trying out several different restaurants we had not been to rather than one celebratory expensive dinner. So we had a wood fired pizza at a new place called Peel, and I had a Hoegaarden in their octagonal glass that was quite good. A slight hint of orange and coriander, cold, light, and no way I would have known it was 4.9 percent. We also hit LongHorn Steakhouse near an RV show, where I tried a Blue Moon. Very good with a slice of orange, and went well with the steak. Back in the day for me it was one of two or three on a steady basis. Coors Original, Yuengling, or Sam Adams Light. I may be nuts, but I liked Narrangasett when I'm out east.
 
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Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en
Spaten Octoberfest - pretty good.

Oh right, the Oktoberfest varieties have already hit the stores, haven't they? I have to pay a visit to my local store to see what they've got. Spaten O is OK, but I'm ready to try something new this year...
 
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