The Beer Thread

@choppsuey hopefully approves of my Bali chocolate stout at Lola’s Tap

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And again this one’s made in Bali. Super tasty kind of vanilla chocolate cake

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Cheaper than Bintang and much nicer

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It appears the beer no one has been asking to return has in fact finally returned!

Available now at all horrible $hit hole bottle shops!

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Probably the same full strength on tap that I saw in most pubs on my recent trip back to blighty :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes::grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Home now though.

Just having an ‘ Imperial Oyster Stout’s from a Tassie brewery, Communion Helleryers Road.

A whopping 10% and very very tasty.

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My god, I haven’t had one of them in at least 15 years.

Remember getting snuck them as an underage attendee at a mates deb ball, got absolutely written off (was also being snuck wine and some spirit someone brought in), and took 5-fa the next morning at junior cricket. Good times.

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A couple of nice brews tonight. Welcome to the party is delicious if you like smoothie sours. And the long winter is a great Baltic porter.

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Best I’ve imperial stout I’ve had for a while. It’s a ripper. Rides the line between a pure imperial stout and a pastry stout beautifully.

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Tonight’s work in progress loony selection

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A tie dye spew I envisage.

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Oh my, the old days of people pounding cruisers and spewing the rainbow.

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I don’t know how you do it, Robin. Never have I tried and gone off a style faster than smoothie sour. I sorta liked a few at first, but knew I’d jumped the shark in record speed when I found myself drainpouring one which was supposed to taste like carrot cake. :joy::nauseated_face:

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I haven’t gone that far. Mrs close and friends love them. I don’t mind the odd one. I’m back on the imperial stout now fwiw.

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Jesus H Christ. Looks like Frostbites circa 2000

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Paulaner Weiss beer from Aldi. Would buy again.

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This guy is a legend

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Best non European Pilsner I’ve had, possibly ever.

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Had it again when I was back in town recently. Great stuff. Also made it to Keeper Brewing and it was happy hour!

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Nostalgia purchase. I drank a lot of these a couple of years back in San Fransisco, very rarely in stock anywhere in Australia. Had them shipped from Sydney for the modest price of $130 for two twelve packs.

Definite Guiness syndrome. Doesn’t taste the same away from it’s point of origin.

Still an acceptable drop. Got to love a German Mexican style.

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Superbly seasonal

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