beerstodiscover wrote:Beau’s Wag the Wolf. I remember this one being good, but drinking this current LCBO batch and it’s pretty bland. Very little wheat character. Ditto for the hops.
JaseWescott wrote:Empties
Four Fathers The Starter
Bayside Brewing Honey Cream Ale
Collingwood Downhill Pale Ale
Sleeman Pier Point IPA
Sleeman Dog Days Summer Ale
Tempest Sour Peach Pale Ale - Fantastic!
Cigar City Florida Cracker
Innis & Gunn Don's Choice - I wish this was fresher
Great Divide Strawberry Rhubarb Sour - so much Strawberry![]()
Einstok Olgero Icelandic Toasted Porter - nice![]()
Brasserie de la Senne Bruxellensis
Brasserie de L'Abbaye des Rocs Blanche des Honnelles
Brasserie Dubisson Peche Mel Scaldis - kinda sweet and not very pulpy or authentic tasting
Brouwerij Omer Vander Ghinste OMER Traditional Blonde
Elora Brewing Company Lodestar Sour Ale with Pink Guava - I like the variation with Passionfruit more
Duntroon Cyder House Raindance - Great Fruited Cider![]()
Ritterguts Original Ritterguts Gose - Fantastic!
Flying Monkeys Killer Cupcake Panda - interesting DIPA brewed with Pandan Leaves which impart a rich candied vanilla, you can even smell a yellow cake note
sofakingdrunk wrote:JaseWescott wrote:Empties
Four Fathers The Starter
Bayside Brewing Honey Cream Ale
Collingwood Downhill Pale Ale
Sleeman Pier Point IPA
Sleeman Dog Days Summer Ale
Tempest Sour Peach Pale Ale - Fantastic!
Cigar City Florida Cracker
Innis & Gunn Don's Choice - I wish this was fresher
Great Divide Strawberry Rhubarb Sour - so much Strawberry![]()
Einstok Olgero Icelandic Toasted Porter - nice![]()
Brasserie de la Senne Bruxellensis
Brasserie de L'Abbaye des Rocs Blanche des Honnelles
Brasserie Dubisson Peche Mel Scaldis - kinda sweet and not very pulpy or authentic tasting
Brouwerij Omer Vander Ghinste OMER Traditional Blonde
Elora Brewing Company Lodestar Sour Ale with Pink Guava - I like the variation with Passionfruit more
Duntroon Cyder House Raindance - Great Fruited Cider![]()
Ritterguts Original Ritterguts Gose - Fantastic!
Flying Monkeys Killer Cupcake Panda - interesting DIPA brewed with Pandan Leaves which impart a rich candied vanilla, you can even smell a yellow cake note
Tempest peach......is this from the Scottish brewery??
JaseWescott wrote:sofakingdrunk wrote:JaseWescott wrote:Empties
Four Fathers The Starter
Bayside Brewing Honey Cream Ale
Collingwood Downhill Pale Ale
Sleeman Pier Point IPA
Sleeman Dog Days Summer Ale
Tempest Sour Peach Pale Ale - Fantastic!
Cigar City Florida Cracker
Innis & Gunn Don's Choice - I wish this was fresher
Great Divide Strawberry Rhubarb Sour - so much Strawberry![]()
Einstok Olgero Icelandic Toasted Porter - nice![]()
Brasserie de la Senne Bruxellensis
Brasserie de L'Abbaye des Rocs Blanche des Honnelles
Brasserie Dubisson Peche Mel Scaldis - kinda sweet and not very pulpy or authentic tasting
Brouwerij Omer Vander Ghinste OMER Traditional Blonde
Elora Brewing Company Lodestar Sour Ale with Pink Guava - I like the variation with Passionfruit more
Duntroon Cyder House Raindance - Great Fruited Cider![]()
Ritterguts Original Ritterguts Gose - Fantastic!
Flying Monkeys Killer Cupcake Panda - interesting DIPA brewed with Pandan Leaves which impart a rich candied vanilla, you can even smell a yellow cake note
Tempest peach......is this from the Scottish brewery??
yes, it's a New Zealand Pale Ale with Black Tea and Peach Juice.
https://untappd.com/b/tempest-brewing-c ... le/2259162
cratez wrote:Over the week at home:
Beau's Wag The Wolf
Black Oak Break Of Dawn American Pale Ale
St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout
Skeleton Crew Evil Genius Session IPA
Old Milwaukee Beer
Flying Monkeys Killer Cupcake Panda
Stone House Czech Pilsner
Hill Farmstead Society & Solitude #4
Muskoka Dry Saison w/ Sauvignon Blanc Wine Must
S. St. Jeb wrote: One of these things is not like the others.![]()
(I'm not judging, just having fun)
sofakingdrunk wrote:beerstodiscover wrote:Beau’s Wag the Wolf. I remember this one being good, but drinking this current LCBO batch and it’s pretty bland. Very little wheat character. Ditto for the hops.
I also remeber this being one of the few Beaus beers that I really enjoyed years ago. I had a can in my hand today, but didn’t pull the trigger. Glad, after reading your thoughts.
cratez wrote:St. Ambroise Pale Ale (bottle) – a perennial favourite of mine, this old school, defiantly clear pale hasn't lost an ounce of charm, and still drinks exactly like it did ten years ago. A true Canadian classic IMO.
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