What beer are we drinking this week, too?

Insect Overlord · 18-07-2014 09:04PM

Tonight I'm finally getting around to trying a bottle of Kinnegar Rustbucket. Enjoying it so far.

BMJD · 18-07-2014 10:25PM

Carrig Brewing Co Pipers Pale Ale

C.K Dexter Haven · 18-07-2014 10:37PM

Losty Dublin wrote: »

You are indeed. This is what Bulmers can only dream of being like.

Ya know what?

Yeah, I think ya know what!:D

ciaran76 · 19-07-2014 07:28AM

Beavertown Gamma Ray : really lovely IPA.

Mikkeller Hop Burn : wasn't as hoppy as I was expecting. But very bitter and plenty of hop going in.

Dungarvan Mine Head : I liked this and you would know its a Dungarvan beer straight away. I got a lovely toffee taste after the nice cascade hops kicked in.

Lawrence Murphy · 19-07-2014 10:58AM

Just saw on Twitter that Buried At Sea is on cask in Alfie Byrnes

Is it going to the other Galway bars? Thinking Brew Dock in particular

drumswan · 19-07-2014 02:54PM

Drinking a Smuttynose IPA and brewing an American Amber, I love Saturdays

dexter647 · 19-07-2014 07:22PM

Going to be having a couple of Trouble Brewing Sabotage IPA's and a Sierra Nevada Torpedo...Yum Yum:D

GY A1 · 19-07-2014 07:25PM

just going to crack open a lidl weis beer thats on offer for 89 cent

baconsarnie · 19-07-2014 07:35PM

drumswan wrote: »

Drinking a Smuttynose IPA and brewing an American Amber, I love Saturdays

I have one of those lined up after I finish my Gueze & a boon framboise.

Herb Powell · 19-07-2014 08:30PM

There's a litre can of Paulaner Oktoberfest waiting in the fridge, came with a litre glass. Shtoked.

Tube · 19-07-2014 08:42PM

A 230 IBU IPA I brewed a while back. Wouldn't say it's 230 though. More like 100 maybe.

Have 220 odd litres of 5 month old lambic out in the shed. Might go out and dip it in a while to see how it's progressing.

lufties · 19-07-2014 08:48PM

London Pride

Ipso · 20-07-2014 03:27AM

A good reason to look forward to fall.
http://www.sierranevada.com/beer/specialty/fall-pack?ageGate=pass

G rock · 20-07-2014 04:05PM

schneider weisse tap 6 (aventinus): I've been looking out for this for a while (my off licence selection is far from brilliant), and it didn't disappoint.

Tiny rebel, the full nelson: a well rounded pale, very nice indeed.

Now having a tiny rebel hadouken: I don't think it lives up to its label claims (but sure I guess what does!)

BaZmO* · 20-07-2014 07:38PM

drumswan · 20-07-2014 10:47PM

Independent stout is awesome

Losty Dublin · 20-07-2014 10:51PM

Not often that I drink lager but I'm on the James Boag this evening. As lagers go, it's quite fruity and almost refreshing. Almost mind

xxyyzz · 21-07-2014 11:12AM

Anyone tried urthel saisonniere? My beer knowledge doesn't extend too far beyond pale ales but I was well-impressed with this.

BeerNut · 21-07-2014 11:22AM

I tried it side-by-side with a few other saisons last year. It's unusual, but pleasant.

sarkozy · 21-07-2014 12:10PM

A friend's homebrew. Otherwise, Rebel's Big Hop Red. I'm not always a fan of red ales, but this was very pleasant, indeed.

Grayditch · 21-07-2014 12:56PM

With the weather the way it is (some of the time) I decided to try Founders Rübæus raspberry ale.

It's... a bit yick.

drumswan · 21-07-2014 01:00PM

Youre crazy, Rubaeus is fantastic!

Grayditch · 21-07-2014 01:09PM

I dunno. It has a bit of a weird aftertaste. I like Delerium Red, although that's heavy on the cherries rather than raspberry.

Grayditch · 21-07-2014 05:15PM

Dogfishhead/Wells DNA.

Too much carbonation and although the flavour is nice, it's quite weak.

drumswan · 21-07-2014 05:29PM

ATG have some Odells IPA on draught to go on, cant wait

Grayditch · 21-07-2014 05:34PM

I really have to try that on draught. The porter was so good when they had it on in the Black Sheep.

Ravelleman · 21-07-2014 06:01PM

Grayditch wrote: »

Dogfishhead/Wells DNA.

Too much carbonation and although the flavour is nice, it's quite weak.

I found this very disappointing.

Creamy Goodness · 21-07-2014 06:16PM

Ravelleman wrote: »

I found this very disappointing.

Really can't believe DFH put their name to it tbh. It's all very meh.

Grayditch · 21-07-2014 06:28PM

Looks like My Antonia's the nearest I'll get to Dogfishhead for a while, but at least that's a great beer!

quadrifoglio verde · 21-07-2014 06:37PM

Creamy Goodness wrote: »

Really can't believe DFH put their name to it tbh. It's all very meh.

You'd think a brewery of their caliber would at least make sure it was a quality beer!

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