We had a favorite wine thread, now let's discuss beer. What do you like?
I had a local cherry wheat last weekend that was super good. Not too sweet. I'm also a sucker for Berry Weiss.
I got to go with H to a high end beer trade show for restaurants and it was the best night ever. Free samples of so much good beer. Sam Adams had a Chocolate Cherry Bock that I can't stop thinking about and this show was 4 years ago.
Already mentioned in randoms...Piney River "Hot Date". Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada are my old stand byes. I also love all Boulevard beers. Just tried Lindemans Framboise (spell?) Lambic beer, it's really fruity and will be good in the summer.
Already mentioned in randoms...Piney River "Hot Date". Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada are my old stand byes. I also love all Boulevard beers. Just tried Lindemans Framboise (spell?) Lambic beer, it's really fruity and will be good in the summer.
I love Framboise but it is so expensive and I drink it like fruit juice.
Post by pineapplemae on Jan 29, 2015 22:16:03 GMT -5
I'm in love with stouts and porters, but I'll drink pretty much anything. I would look forward to sips of Young's Double Chocolate Stout when I was pregnant. My most recent favorite is Pirate's Breakfast Oatmeal Imperial Stout.
I love good craft beer, but hate interacting with *those* people
Ha. The guy at the liquor store where I buy beer is a total beer dork. He actually took me in "the back" to show me his bags of barley that he is going to use to home brew. He is always right on the money with is recommendations, though.
I'm in love with stouts and porters, but I'll drink pretty much anything. I would look forward to sips of Young's Double Chocolate Stout when I was pregnant. My most recent favorite is Pirate's Breakfast Oatmeal Imperial Stout.
I love good craft beer, but hate interacting with *those* people
Already mentioned in randoms...Piney River "Hot Date". Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada are my old stand byes. I also love all Boulevard beers. Just tried Lindemans Framboise (spell?) Lambic beer, it's really fruity and will be good in the summer.
Oh good call with the framboise! Mix it with a chocolate stout and you have one delicious beverage!
Post by wandsandwine on Jan 30, 2015 4:11:27 GMT -5
I like dirty blonde beer the best. We have Atwater dirty blonde up here in MI that's my go to. Also Sam Adams Octoberfest and Summer Shandy but those are sadly seasonal
Already mentioned in randoms...Piney River "Hot Date". Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada are my old stand byes. I also love all Boulevard beers. Just tried Lindemans Framboise (spell?) Lambic beer, it's really fruity and will be good in the summer.
Already mentioned in randoms...Piney River "Hot Date". Blue Moon and Sierra Nevada are my old stand byes. I also love all Boulevard beers. Just tried Lindemans Framboise (spell?) Lambic beer, it's really fruity and will be good in the summer.
Oh good call with the framboise! Mix it with a chocolate stout and you have one delicious beverage!
My favorite beer is very similar to this. "Dirty Hoe" = Framboise (raspberry) mixed with Hoegaarden=YUMMY! But basically when in the mood for beer I'm a Coors Lt. girl...bring on the flames! Craft beer just gets me too drunk too fast...not to mention my digestive system can't handle it either?
My usual go to is Blue Moon, but in the summer of love a shandy. We also have an awesome local BlackBerry ale that I get whenever it's on the menu around here.
Post by redhorizon343 on Jan 30, 2015 8:56:03 GMT -5
I like fruity, wheat beers. I think we have similar tastes cdseno. My favorite is Ithaca Apricot Wheat. In a restaurant I'll usually get a sam's cherry wheat or a shock top.
Post by weeklyplanner on Jan 30, 2015 9:05:04 GMT -5
Oh, so many! I love to just go to local breweries or fill up a growler at a local liquor store that has craft brews on tap. More common beers I like are magic hat #9, blue moon, Smithwicks, Guinness, Purple Haze. Love anything coffee or chocolate or oatmeal. I think the only thing I don't really care for is an IPA. The more hops, the more I gag.
Post by lauraborealis on Jan 30, 2015 9:20:39 GMT -5
I tend to stick with IPAs or Pale Ales, unless day drinking, then something lighter in flavor and alcohol is necessary! I would say Harpoon IPA is my favorite...
I really love sour beers; Russian River Brewery makes some that are delicious but so hard to find. I haven't had one in forever because I haven't been able to find one in a grocery store since before I got pregnant. I like saisons, a lot of red ales, IPAs, etc. I don't think I've ever had a lite beer but I have nothing against regular Budweiser.
We have a lot of good local beers around here and I like to try new things, so we don't really have a standby. Lately we've had a lot of Lagunitas Brown Shugga because it's seasonal and MH really likes it so he's getting his fill before it goes away.
I like fruity, wheat beers. I think we have similar tastes cdseno. My favorite is Ithaca Apricot Wheat. In a restaurant I'll usually get a sam's cherry wheat or a shock top.
Do you other ladies notice a significant increase in supply when you have a beer? I always have a few more ounces the next day. Just curious.
My DH's 85 year old grandfather told me to have a beer if I'm having trouble with my milk!
1st picture that with a thick Italian accent and after having to explain to him what pumping was and why I couldn't just do ''it'' (breastfeed) the regular way.
I looked it up and there is research out there that it can help increase your supply.
I've found that ANY full-bodied beer will up my supply quickly.
I love porters, stouts but will drink pretty much any decebt beer. I am not a Bud/Coors/Natty Light/major brand kind of girl... But for "dirty beer drinking" (like at roller derby or at a concert), it's Lone Star.
I'm snobby but not look down on others for drinking stuff I won't kind of snobby.
And I hate IPAs. H loves them. He can have them all. Gross.
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