What beer are we drinking this week, too?

Insect Overlord · 14-03-2015 09:05PM

samapple789 wrote: »

Coisbo Astoria Black
Brooklyn Blast!
Delirium Tremens

Has anyone tried any of the above beers ?. As O briens have 6 for the price of 5 on each and was thinking of ordering 2 of each but won't to see has anyone drank any of these ?.

Delerium Tremens is lovely. I have a bottle of Coisbo in the cupboard but haven't got around to trying it yet. No idea about that Brooklyn one, but they're a reliable brewery.

TrustedApple · 14-03-2015 09:10PM

An File wrote: »

Delerium Tremens is lovely. I have a bottle of Coisbo in the cupboard but haven't got around to trying it yet. No idea about that Brooklyn one, but they're a reliable brewery.

I have drank quite a few bottles of brooklyn black chocolate stout witch is something else when its nice and cold so i think the Blast might be ok as it also has very good reviews online so hard to know what to order

Lovely Bloke · 14-03-2015 09:16PM

Growler of O Brother The Chancer, brilliant American Pale Ale - nice gentle bitter grapefruit and tropical fruits going on.

So quaffable.

Heroditas · 14-03-2015 10:11PM

Had an 8 Degrees Polar Vortex earlier today - amazing beer.
Followed that up with a Sierra Nevada wet hop IPA - enjoyable.

Now tucking into another 8 Degrees beer - Gasman.
Wow! Superb beer. Right up there with Of Foam and Fury in a bottle but a more bitter aftertaste

thesandeman · 14-03-2015 10:36PM

Having a Black Bucket at the moment. My favourite of the Kinnegar offerings I think. Have a Sheep Stealer ready to go but not too sure how the two styles will mix.

glorified g · 14-03-2015 11:19PM

samapple789 wrote: »

Coisbo Astoria Black
Brooklyn Blast!
Delirium Tremens

Has anyone tried any of the above beers ?. As O briens have 6 for the price of 5 on each and was thinking of ordering 2 of each but won't to see has anyone drank any of these ?.

Delirium Tremens is probably my favourite beer. I love it. Is it 330ml or 500ml bottles? That's a brilliant price.

TrustedApple · 14-03-2015 11:21PM

glorified g wrote: »

Delirium Tremens is probably my favourite beer. I love it. Is it 330ml or 500ml bottles? That's a brilliant price.

330ml bottles 20 euros for 6 bottles witch is not to bad at all.

ben.schlomo · 15-03-2015 01:00AM

thesandeman wrote: »

Having a Black Bucket at the moment. My favourite of the Kinnegar offerings I think. Have a Sheep Stealer ready to go but not too sure how the two styles will mix.

Two superb beers for me.

Had a Carrig Black IPA tonight, very nice, not as good as Blacks but still nice.

glorified g · 15-03-2015 02:38AM

Just finished two Trouble Brewing Sabotage IPA. Wasn't expecting much after the Golden Ale disappointment but I was pleasantly surprised. Not the best IPA I have ever had but it had a good taste. Really working on developing my vocabulary for describing beers.

MonkstownHoop · 15-03-2015 11:02AM

Someone mentioned to me at the RDS last night that trouble won't be bottling beer anymore as the company who do it for them are going out of business, any truth to this?

Lovely Bloke · 15-03-2015 11:29AM

Other bottling companies are available.

Sounds like chinese whispers

Grayditch · 15-03-2015 11:36AM

What's the verdict on Trouble Brewing's Beoir #2? Worth filling my growler with?

That just... never sounds ok.

MonkstownHoop · 15-03-2015 11:52AM

Grayditch wrote: »

What's the verdict on Trouble Brewing's Beoir #2? Worth filling my growler with?

That just... never sounds ok.

I liked it, fill away :-)

I have to say I loved the porterhouse chocolate stout and the white hag coffee rocket last night

Ronan|Raven · 15-03-2015 12:09PM

MonkstownHoop wrote: »

I liked it, fill away :-)

I have to say I loved the porterhouse chocolate stout and the white hag coffee rocket last night

Agree on this. One of the nicest chocolate stouts I have tried. So so smooth.. the coffee rocket stout was great too.. if they could do the same to the imperial oatmeal stout one could technically have breakfast covered !

Sneaky Owl from Mountain Man was a lovely drink. A great dark ale.
The pilot summer session beer from Black Donkey was really enjoyable. Very drinkable at 3.5%

Son0vagun · 15-03-2015 06:27PM

Grayditch wrote: »

What's the verdict on Trouble Brewing's Beoir #2? Worth filling my growler with?

That just... never sounds ok.

Loved it. A monster hopped Red!

Maynard · 15-03-2015 07:44PM

Was very happy to try Beavertown's Blood Orange IPA and Eight Degrees' Polar Vortex over the weekend. Absolutely brilliant. Particularly enjoyed the former and will definitely be buying more of it.

Eight Degrees continue to operate on another level to all Irish brewers. They've been knocking it out of the park with virtually every beer they've produced outside of their boring core range. Fantastic.

Grayditch · 15-03-2015 08:12PM

Blood Orange IPA sounds like heaven.

murphyebass · 15-03-2015 08:22PM

Grayditch wrote: »

What's the verdict on Trouble Brewing's Beoir #2? Worth filling my growler with?

That just... never sounds ok.

Had a growler of this last night. Was wishing the growler was a 2ltr!!!

Hoping to get back up to the offi before they change it for something else.

Ronan|Raven · 15-03-2015 09:53PM

A couple of bottles of odells IPA. I ignored it for long enough. Highly enjoyable, would love to have it fresh.

St. Lupulin · 15-03-2015 10:12PM

thesandeman wrote: »

Having a Black Bucket at the moment.

Did they brew another batch of this lately? I keep seeing people talk about it and I'm not seeing it anywhere?

flanzer · 15-03-2015 10:32PM

Having a 200 fathoms right now, and sweet baby jesus, there's a dance off on my tongue between the flavours of caramel, chocolate and orange. It's a sipper. Don't be discouraged by the price (€8.49). It's going to take me a good hour before I'm finished it

WallsToTheBall · 15-03-2015 11:58PM

Tried my first of Paper Bag Project's offerings, their Big Red, decent beer, nice raisin-berry flavour but with a kick, quite easy drinking considering the 8% ABV. Looking forward to trying each and everyone of these guys beers +1 Gypsy brewers!

Lovely Bloke · 16-03-2015 07:53AM

WallsToTheBall wrote: »

Tried my first of Paper Bag Project's offerings, their Big Red, decent beer, nice raisin-berry flavour but with a kick, quite easy drinking considering the 8% ABV. Looking forward to trying each and everyone of these guys beers +1 Gypsy brewers!

they are hosting a Food & Beer matching night this evening in LMG - 5 courses matched to 5 of their beers.

I was at a similar 7 course Brew Dog event a while ago which was quite enjoyable, hoping for the same from this.

LMG does pretty good food anyway, in my opinion, and to pair it with BPB Beers should be good.

baron von something · 16-03-2015 12:15PM

Had a Two Hundred Fathoms last night. Absolutely delicious but at 10.50 a bottle I probably won't buy it again

RasTa · 16-03-2015 12:24PM

baron von something wrote: »

Had a Two Hundred Fathoms last night. Absolutely delicious but at 10.50 a bottle I probably won't buy it again

Who the hell is charging that?

baron von something · 16-03-2015 12:46PM

A pub in Dundalk, The Bartender got their hands on a few bottles

Grayditch · 16-03-2015 01:06PM

That's not that bad for a pub.

FaulknersFav · 16-03-2015 01:19PM

Had two Mountain Man Hairy Goats last night. Delicious.

Really want to try the Crazy Horse but can't find it in Cork these days

St. Lupulin · 16-03-2015 02:13PM

Polar Vortex is typical world class brewing by 8 Degrees. Love it.

Galway Hooker's new IPA is about the 97th Irish brewed IPA that's not actually an IPA. Not a bad beer by any means though.

BeerNut · 16-03-2015 03:23PM

FaulknersFav wrote: »

Really want to try the Crazy Horse but can't find it in Cork these days

It was a limited run. I'd say it's all gone at this stage, unless they're doing another batch.

What beer are we drinking this week, too?

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