favorite beer?

RaymondStone

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It's hard to go wrong when picking an Oatmeal stout.

Anyone tried the ESB from Sierra Nevada? It's that time of year and it was worth every penny!
 

joker152

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It's hard to go wrong when picking an Oatmeal stout.

Anyone tried the ESB from Sierra Nevada? It's that time of year and it was worth every penny!
never been a big sierra nevada fan, probably cause my buddy drinks their ipa all the time and i think it tastes like shit. ESB is their oatmeal stout you say? im gunna have to try that
 

RaymondStone

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Sorry, got ya mixed up. ESB- early spring beer. It is created by Sierra Nevada. Was curious if anyone had had one yet.

There are a couple companies that make the oatmeal stout and they are all great. That is what I was trying to say.
 

RaymondStone

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ESBs are reddish in color. Not quite as hoppy as an IPA but still has a kick to it. As the weather gets warmer people want to drink lighter beers. An ESB is a good transition from winter ales (which are normally quite dark and heavy) to pale ales and lagers (lighter in color and body).
 

RaymondStone

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Oh, it's past 5pm here! Gonna go grab me a Bass! Bought this when I though spring hand sprung but it snowed again a couple days ago...

Heavy beer= cold weather
Lighter beer= warm weather
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I'm suckin' down some Red Hook Pilsner that our local Outlet had on discount. Fine, fine stuff, and a break from my usual: burying a Shovel. cn



 

cranker

Legal Moderator, Esq.
Magic hat, any kind based on your preference. Vermont has been a great state for growing for years, they know how to make a beer to compliment it by God.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
In the '80s i sucked down Yuengling "Old German". I could get it for $1.99 a six.
Then we moved to Pittsburgh. Stroh's "Fire-Brewed" in the 16-oz returnables by the case from those state liquor depots. Some of those bottles had been around the block a few times. cn
 
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