FOH'ers Daily Beer

[Loki]

2011 Goose Island Bourbon County Stout.

[Tino]

Four from Moor, one of my favourite UK breweries

[meatball41]

last night was Widmer Alchemy Ale, very nice, could be a session beer

[sengjc]

A selection of Weihenstephaner.

[sengjc]

Having this brew at the moment from one of the smaller an Aussie breweries:

Just a question to the more knowledgeable beer/ale folk:

Double or not, is it usual for IPA to be of amber in colour?

I always thought IPA is supposed to be pale, as in Indian Pale Ale.

While refreshing and fruity, it is not as crisp and bitter as I always imagined IPA to be. In fact, it has a nuttiness that I usually associate with amber ale.

Wrongly labelled, you think?

[sengjc]

And now this last one for the night:

Very aptly named "chocolate" porter. It does have cocoa hints in its profile.

[kevinfj]

Having this brew at the moment from one of the smaller an Aussie breweries:

Just a question to the more knowledgeable beer/ale folk:

Double or not, is it usual for IPA to be of amber in colour?

I always thought IPA is supposed to be pale, as in Indian Pale Ale.

While refreshing and fruity, it is not as crisp and bitter as I always imagined IPA to be. In fact, it has a nuttiness that I usually associate with amber ale.

Wrongly labelled, you think?

I'm not sure about the Aussie beer scene but the US IPA has become an class of beer with multiple tastes, colors, ingredients. In fact, a West Coast IPA (Pliny the Elder) may have little in common with an East Coast IPA (Cigar City's Jai Alai) for example.

I just enjoy the variety ...........

FJ

[dangolf18]

Paulaner Hefeweizen for me. Don't understand you IPA drinkers. Haven't found an IPA that hasn't been super bitter.

[LGC]

Paulaner Hefeweizen for me. Don't understand you IPA drinkers. Haven't found an IPA that hasn't been super bitter.

I gotta agree. Bitterness kills my palate. You won't find an IPA in my fridge.

[Mr.T]

Enjoyed a very nice Rogue Pumpkin Patch Ale to celebrate Haloween

[kevinfj]

Yesterday was all about the Maine Beer Company

[kevinfj]

It is now Winter.......

[brutusthebuckeye]

Founders Breakfast Stout and Great Lakes Xmas Ale.....

[kevinfj]

A few things I'm Thankful for..........

[Newkarian]

Whatever Homebrew I have on tap. Currently I have a bourbon vanilla breakfast stout that is very nice.

[canadianbeaver]

[backslide]

Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

[thebigk]

Been drinking this from my local don't what to do when they stop making it

[fokker4me]

Just enjoyed some Troges Mad Elf. Very malty and expresso like.

[sengjc]

Liga Privada the Undercrown Corona Viva.

Paired with some Orcadian ale: Skull Splitter.

If the Highland Park distillery were to stop producing malt whisky tomorrow, I wouldn't worry much as the Skull Splitter would ensure the island is known worldwide.

[sengjc]

Very nice and fruity for the warm weather.

[sengjc]

And now for something more substantial.

[fokker4me]

A little Lancaster Milk Stoudt.

[HabanoHam]

Very nice and fruity for the warm weather.

I really enjoy the Hitachino Nest offerings, their red rice ale is great!

[HabanoHam]

Just cracked open a bottle of Shorts Bludgeon Yer Eye Black IPA and it smells wonderful