What beer are we drinking this week ?

Insect Overlord · 13-03-2013 11:23PM

Trappistes Rochefort 10.

Oh hell yes.

the beer revolu · 14-03-2013 09:43AM

Metalman Pale Ale on cask in The Abbot's.
Holy hop sacks! this is good beer.
I think this just might be the perfect pint.
Gorgeous!!
Did I say I like this beer on cask?
€4 a pint.
Lovely.:D:D:D:D

Geuze · 14-03-2013 02:47PM

I had a pint of Sthuff last night, the new house beer at the Swagman pub in Sligo.

Also, O'Hara's Leann Follian = 5.00.

And Heidelberger pils.

ciaran76 · 14-03-2013 08:52PM

My new favourite Belgian beer:
Houblon Chouffe Dobbelen IPA Tripel.

Lovely spicey hit on the lips followed by a few hops.

Herb Powell · 14-03-2013 10:05PM

the beer revolu wrote: »

Metalman Pale Ale on cask in The Abbot's.
Holy hop sacks! this is good beer.
I think this just might be the perfect pint.
Gorgeous!!
Did I say I like this beer on cask?
€4 a pint.
Lovely.:D:D:D:D

I'm there

Scortho · 15-03-2013 10:58AM

Was down at the irish craft beer village yesterday.
Had Leann folain on cask, some touble sabotage Ipa on cask, metalman pale ale and Kindred spirit from 8 degrees.
In trouble sabotage, Ive found an IPA that I actually like but the Kindred Spirit stole the show for me. Really hope it isnt a one off brew for the festival and will see it in bottles as well.

BeerNut · 15-03-2013 11:00AM

Scortho wrote: »

Really hope it isnt a one off brew for the festival

It's currently on tap in Farrington's and WJ Kavanagh's I believe.

keano_afc · 15-03-2013 11:20AM

Heading to the Black Sheep on Saturday for the first time. Starting to get thirsty already.

baron von something · 15-03-2013 11:31AM

bought a couple of bottles of xingu brazilian dark beer to try tonite

RonanC · 15-03-2013 01:16PM

Heady Topper - number one rated beer on Beer Advocate right now. Brought a 4 pack home with me from Vermont.

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Lucena · 15-03-2013 03:48PM

About to head home and open a De Molen 'Amarillo'. Mmmmm. Hope it's still ok after sitting in my cellar for two years.

Son0vagun · 15-03-2013 08:05PM

Having some porterhouse hophead. It's very nice. But I've different labels on the bottles. One is the foil label and the other is a more traditional paper label. I'm not a fan of the foil label, so I'm hoping they have changed to the more traditional label. Anyone know?

Geuze · 16-03-2013 12:09AM

I am having a pint of Shtuff in the Swagman. New house beer. Good value. Grand beer. No strong taste sensation, but goes down easy.

BeerNut · 16-03-2013 12:32PM

Son0vagun wrote: »

I'm hoping they have changed to the more traditional label. Anyone know?

The paper labels are the new ones.

Creamy Goodness · 16-03-2013 05:17PM

Libertine Black Ale from Brew dog in my glass at the moment. very smooth and doesn't taste like a 7.2% beer but really enjoying it.

baron von something · 16-03-2013 05:26PM

have a couple of bottles of asahi lager and porterhouse hersbrucker pilsner for tonite.anybody know where i can get bottles of vienna dark beer.the only place i can find it is on draught in the porterhouse

BaZmO* · 16-03-2013 05:40PM

baron von something wrote: »

have a couple of bottles of asahi lager and porterhouse hersbrucker pilsner for tonite.anybody know where i can get bottles of vienna dark beer.the only place i can find it is on draught in the porterhouse

It's not available in bottles. I think it's only a seasonal, or at least it's too new to be in bottles yet.

stuchyg · 16-03-2013 05:58PM

Sorachi ace last night, was nice but not worth the money imo. A bottle of westy shall be had tonight

Scortho · 16-03-2013 08:35PM

Weinhestenphaner dunkel 1 euro each in tesco celbridge.
Best before the 19th of march.
Anyone now what this is like after the best before?

BaZmO* · 16-03-2013 10:30PM

Scortho wrote: »

Weinhestenphaner dunkel 1 euro each in tesco celbridge.
Best before the 19th of march.
Anyone now what this is like after the best before?

I wouldn't say there's much difference at all. Beer takes a long time to go off. Plus it's a best 'before date' not a 'use by' date Huge difference.

Heroditas · 16-03-2013 10:35PM

Had a Punk IPA earlier while watching the rugby.
Then had a large bottle of Sierra Nevada Northern Harvest with dinner. Great beer.
Currently having a Delirium Tremens watching the TV. Don't see what the fuss is about. Fairly ordinary beer. Then again, my opinion is probably tainted by the fact I'm not a fan of Belgian style beers.

ciaran76 · 17-03-2013 08:52AM

Saltaire Cascade Pale Ale a really nice American styled IPA from Saltaire. Not overly hoppy but just right.
Initially I thought it was sweet followed up by a nice citrus finish. But the sweet taste isn't that strong.

Grayditch · 17-03-2013 09:51AM

Heroditas wrote: »

Delirium Tremens watching the TV. Don't see what the fuss is about. Fairly ordinary beer.

I've heard it called a lot of things, but ordinary is a new one

Son0vagun · 17-03-2013 07:37PM

Creamy Goodness wrote: »

Libertine Black Ale from Brew dog in my glass at the moment. very smooth and doesn't taste like a 7.2% beer but really enjoying it.

Just had a bottle of this and is's gorgeous. Didn't taste like a high ABV Ale at all, hoppy and spicy!

Heroditas · 17-03-2013 09:20PM

stuchyg wrote: »

Sorachi ace last night, was nice but not worth the money imo. A bottle of westy shall be had tonight

Having a bottle of it now and I'd agree. It's just alright.
Had a bottle of Marks and Spencer Breton cider earlier - only 2% but incredibly fresh and tasty. Definitely something for a BBQ, particularly if you're driving!

Passenger · 18-03-2013 04:30PM

Svyturys Lithuanian Amber Beer

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It's a reasonably light tasting pilsner. Maybe not as heavy on the taste-buds for most beer connoisseurs but tasty none the less.

ciaran76 · 18-03-2013 05:19PM

Bleddyn 1075 remind me of O'Sheas from Aldi but less bitter.

Not a bad beer at all.

Grayditch · 18-03-2013 06:06PM

Trying O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale. Not bad. Their 2 stouts and Red Ale are pretty quality, and this is the weakest of the 4, but still enjoyable.

Seaneh · 18-03-2013 08:51PM

Grayditch wrote: »

Trying O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale. Not bad. Their 2 stouts and Red Ale are pretty quality, and this is the weakest of the 4, but still enjoyable.

I think that the Pale Ale is second only to the Leann Follain, it's one of the best examples of a pale ale produced in Ireland for my money.

Heroditas · 18-03-2013 10:05PM

750ml bottle of Beoir Chorca Dhuibhe's Cul Dorcha.
First time having it from a bottle - not too bad. Loved their stuff at the Craft Beer festivals in the RDS and hadn't tasted it since. Still prefer their porter though.

What beer are we drinking this week ?

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