What beer are we drinking this week, too?

Insect Overlord

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

BMJD

Carrig Brewing Co Pipers Pale Ale

C.K Dexter Haven

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

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

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

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

dexter647

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

GY A1

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

baconsarnie

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

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

Tube

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

London Pride

Ipso

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

G rock

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*

drumswan

Independent stout is awesome

Losty Dublin

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

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

BeerNut

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

sarkozy

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

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

Youre crazy, Rubaeus is fantastic!

Grayditch

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

Dogfishhead/Wells DNA.

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

drumswan

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

Grayditch

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

Ravelleman

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

Ravelleman wrote: »

I found this very disappointing.

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

Grayditch

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

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!