What are you drinking now?

[camonick]

Yummy

 

[Bramling Cross]

Hey everyone. Woke up this morning with a different attitude in life. I'm seeing too many signs of my health degrading yet again and the shingles is the final straw for me.

I've decided to go back on the Keto and Intermittent fasting diet which worked so well for me losing 60lbs and feeling SO much better 2yrs ago.

Last time this happened I know there were concerns when no one heard from me so I'd thought I say something this time around when you don't see me post anything. Take care y'all and see you on the flip side!

Best of luck! I hope yours is a brief and very successful absence.

 

[camonick]

When I drank the first one I thought it sure tasted like a Helles… went to check in on Untappd and that’s what it’s described as. Maybe I’m getting better at picking out different styles..

 

[buckinin]

About to watch Christmas Vacation with my youngest. She’s never seen it.

 

[orionol73]

 

[Langerz]

It’s not July but happy Festivus everyone

 

[Hoppy2bmerry]

My hopwater seems to have good head retention. H

 

[camonick]

HB Munich Dunkel

 

[ThirstyPawsHB]

Thanks everyone for the wonderful wishes. I want to lose 35lbs. Will probably celebrate every 5lbs...still got to enjoy life right? OT: Electrolyte concoction

 

[pshankstar]

Thanks @hopfenstopfen, I’m enjoying this milk stout. I definitely get the cookies in it. Perfect for a chilly night in NY.

 

[SteveH aka shetc]

 

[orionol73]

 

[camonick]

HB raspberry hard lemonade in a fancy glass

 

[Bramling Cross]

After effects of anesthesia or cutting edge research on the new horizons of dessert stouts?

 

[buckinin]

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About to watch Christmas Vacation with my youngest. She’s never seen it.

Turns out that watching me chuckle before every funny scene is better than the movie itself. Ha!

 

[pshankstar]

Another stout from @hopfenstopfen. This one has a lot thinner body than the Veil stout. It’s good but I like a full chewy body in a stout. The maple in this is front and center.

 

[orionol73]

 

[Ulisses4677]

 

[Barão]

HB NEIPA. Couple of months old now and still great. It's lost a little bit of it's zing, but still 95% as good as in it's prime.

Oxidized...Hot beer ....kkkkkkkkkk

 

[HM-2]

Oxidized...Hot beer ....kkkkkkkkkk

It's very much not oxidised- or, at least, is not oxidised to any degree substantial enough to materially affect the flavour.

I suspect it's slightly grey look in the photo a product of reflection from blue outdoor table it's on. Suffice to say it looks pale yellow indoors, as it should.

 

[skleice]

New kid on the block...gluten free Vienna Lager. Came out fantastic!

 

[T Murph]

Enjoying the quiet before Santa's arrival at the beach with a Paradise Park Lager at Uncles Earnie's in St Andrews FL. This is a crushable Pilsner brewed by Urban South Brewery in Louisiana.

 

[orionol73]

Hoping to bring some good JuJu for Lions second half with proper glassware
Obeyed the can and took a sip before pouring

 

[Ulisses4677]

HB Kolsch while brewing a German style pils.

 

[grampamark]

Pregaming for Xmas Eve. HB Mosaic Blonde.

 

[Mtozbun]

2018 still holding strong

 

[SteveH aka shetc]

HB rauchbier - purdy damned delish

 

[skleice]

Another new beer...gluten free IPL with Strata, Citra & Amarillo. This was my first time using s-23 (fermented cool). I'm not loving the overripe fruit vibe it's giving off. I basically tastes like a kveik beer right now. Hopefully, it will mellow a bit.

 

[loganklaas]

HB Holiday Ale.

 

[Dog House Brew]

Wow, glad this Advent case is coming to an end. Only certain German beers do I really dig. Their dark stuff doesn’t turn the crank. Give me Hell!!

 

[Beermeister32]

Decemberfest Day 24, the end of the road. Seems like I’ve been on the beer treadmill all month, which I have! I hope you all have a great Christmas or whatever holiday you are celebrating. I’m going to be taking a few days off before re-tooling in anticipation of January. I hope you have enjoyed reading about the beer Advent Calendar beers as I’ve had drinking them! Again, thanks to my daughters for scraping together the nickels to provide the “Big Cardboard Box of Joy!”

What better way to finish off Decemberfest 2023 in style but with a 5.4% ABV Festmärzen from Ettl Brau GmbH & Co. KG, located in Teisnach, Germany. Their Teisnacher 1543 appears to pay homage to their 1543 establishment date. Teisnacher 1543 is a naturtrüb beer, meaning it is expected to be a touch cloudy or unfiltered. Personally, I’ve brewed a ton of Märzens, and the preferred 6 month lagering time always seems to perfectly clarify the beer. My homebrew Märzens nearly always pour crystal clear, and this one also looks pretty clear. Because of this, I’m not really understanding this unfiltered naturtrüb thing with respect to a Märzen, they almost always pour with excellent clarity. Unless you shook it up that is!

Taste is what you would expect, delicious Autumn/Winter weather Märzen beer. Malty, big and beautiful, Märzens are prime beer, and a great way to wrap up this private BeerFest I’ve been having all month. Eins.. Zwei.. Drei………. Prost!

 

[skunkape]

 

[HM-2]

"Definitely not oxidised" HB NEIPA whilst finishing the last of the Christmas wrapping.

I'll probably finish up with some Redbreast 12 cask strength.

 

[Remmy]

 

[MaxStout]

Decemberfest Day 24, the end of the road. Seems like I’ve been on the beer treadmill all month, which I have! I hope you all have a great Christmas or whatever holiday you are celebrating. I’m going to be taking a few days off before re-tooling in anticipation of January. I hope you have enjoyed reading about the beer Advent Calendar beers as I’ve had drinking them! Again, thanks to my daughters for scraping together the nickels to provide the “Big Cardboard Box of Joy!”

What better way to finish off Decemberfest 2023 in style but with a 5.4% ABV Festmärzen from Ettl Brau GmbH & Co. KG, located in Teisnach, Germany. Their Teisnacher 1543 appears to pay homage to their 1543 establishment date. Teisnacher 1543 is a naturtrüb beer, meaning it is expected to be a touch cloudy or unfiltered. Personally, I’ve brewed a ton of Märzens, and the preferred 6 month lagering time always seems to perfectly clarify the beer. My homebrew Märzens nearly always pour crystal clear, and this one also looks pretty clear. Because of this, I’m not really understanding this unfiltered naturtrüb thing with respect to a Märzen, they almost always pour with excellent clarity. Unless you shook it up that is!

Taste is what you would expect, delicious Autumn/Winter weather Märzen beer. Malty, big and beautiful, Märzens are prime beer, and a great way to wrap up this private BeerFest I’ve been having all month. Eins.. Zwei.. Drei………. Prost!

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Thanks for sharing your month-long beer journey. I spotted a few I need to seek out, and get out of my same-old same-old rut.

 

[Ulisses4677]

HB Double ipa thicker than a bbw lol

 

[leedspointbrew]

Irish Red brewed around this time last year that turned out more like a dark mild. It has aged well. Tasty, whatever it may be.

 

[Rish]

SA "Remastered" Boston Lager. I wish they would remaster it into their old Boston Ale. That would be a great improvement imo!

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

Dessert before dinner.

Some pie from @pshankstar

And a thiccccck barrel stout from Treehouse.

Love the label

Ghost of the Half Moon

 

[Bramling Cross]

Decemberfest Day 24, the end of the road. Seems like I’ve been on the beer treadmill all month, which I have! I hope you all have a great Christmas or whatever holiday you are celebrating. I’m going to be taking a few days off before re-tooling in anticipation of January. I hope you have enjoyed reading about the beer Advent Calendar beers as I’ve had drinking them! Again, thanks to my daughters for scraping together the nickels to provide the “Big Cardboard Box of Joy!”

What better way to finish off Decemberfest 2023 in style but with a 5.4% ABV Festmärzen from Ettl Brau GmbH & Co. KG, located in Teisnach, Germany. Their Teisnacher 1543 appears to pay homage to their 1543 establishment date. Teisnacher 1543 is a naturtrüb beer, meaning it is expected to be a touch cloudy or unfiltered. Personally, I’ve brewed a ton of Märzens, and the preferred 6 month lagering time always seems to perfectly clarify the beer. My homebrew Märzens nearly always pour crystal clear, and this one also looks pretty clear. Because of this, I’m not really understanding this unfiltered naturtrüb thing with respect to a Märzen, they almost always pour with excellent clarity. Unless you shook it up that is!

Taste is what you would expect, delicious Autumn/Winter weather Märzen beer. Malty, big and beautiful, Märzens are prime beer, and a great way to wrap up this private BeerFest I’ve been having all month. Eins.. Zwei.. Drei………. Prost!

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Really enjoy your reviews, thanks again for putting in the time.