Tasty Libation Thread!!!

[Dan Hocker]

I need to get some more beer I'm just about out now.

[srboone]

Some terrific art on the carton as well!

[peteOcha]

Lol, Moose Drool! Thats one I would grab off of the shelf as well!

[TJCams]

Had the pleasure of purchasing, and drinking too, a can of Kronenbourg (France). Very good actually! I would definitely buy it again. I ended up with 5 or 6 different European beers with it.

[srboone]

Once again, I passed by a beer with a name that just SANG to me!

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Very hoppy beer; tangy and tasty.

[Dan Hocker]

Well, theres your next beer creation project Dan, recreate Sam Adams Noble Pils!

Yea way easier said than done. Since a pilsner is a lager, which needs to be fermented a stable 60 degrees, not the 70 I ferment at. Actually I think my next project is a rye beer. Just have to break down and buy the ingredients / find some time to brew it.

[peteOcha]

Well, theres your next beer creation project Dan, recreate Sam Adams Noble Pils!

[Dan Hocker]

Is it Sam Adams that also puts out a special Octoberfest edition brew? I know that it was good!

Their fall seasonal is a Octoberfest, probably one of my favorite marzen style beers around. Though I think my favorite Sam Adams is one they don't make anymore. Their spring seasonal used to be Noble Pills, which was a pilsner style beer using all the "Noble" hops. I was very sad when they decided to stop making it.

[peteOcha]

Is it Sam Adams that also puts out a special Octoberfest edition brew? I know that it was good!

[TJCams]

Someone had mentioned some berry flavoured Sam Adams or something.... oh well, as I said, I stick to what works for me.

[Dan Hocker]

I am not one for flavoured beers. Standard ale or lager is good. Sure, there are variations in the way they are made. My favourite is Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale, out of Nova Scotia. It's more higher priced, but worth the extra bucks. But, I have no problem trying different smaller companies beers either - especially ones from southern Ontario or other Canadian cities, like Mill Street Brew, Steamwhistle, and the local Walkerville Brewing Co.

I was told by a few people that the American beer Sam Adams has a lot of flavoured ones, and they leave a nasty after taste. No thanks!

I can only think of one flavored Sam Adams, and that's the Cherry Wheat. Which people who like wheat beers generally like. As far as a nasty after taste goes, I've never experienced that, unless the beer was too old, and I'm a bit of a beer snob.

[Dan Hocker]

I've seen that Hawaiian beer here, though only in the specialty stores. Also I think it was in cans.

[TJCams]

I am not one for flavoured beers. Standard ale or lager is good. Sure, there are variations in the way they are made. My favourite is Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale, out of Nova Scotia. It's more higher priced, but worth the extra bucks. But, I have no problem trying different smaller companies beers either - especially ones from southern Ontario or other Canadian cities, like Mill Street Brew, Steamwhistle, and the local Walkerville Brewing Co.

I was told by a few people that the American beer Sam Adams has a lot of flavoured ones, and they leave a nasty after taste. No thanks!

[srboone]

Nothing like that in the Midwest.

But maybe an online beer outlet will have it.

[Martin]

Coconut beer sound intriguing!

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