BeerIsGood wrote:Oskar Blues G’Knight Imperial Red IPA. Exceptional. A beer that is beautifully balanced between the malt and the hops. IMO this is something more beers in the DIPA category should strive for. A truly great beer.
Belgian wrote:Having a Mikkeller Peter Pale & Mary - super nice sessionable APA at the LCBO! 473 ml cans.
It's contracted by Muddy York over near St. Clair and O'Connor but it tastes like any great brew made overseas by... Mikkel.
seangm wrote:Lokal Dusseldorf Altbier. Don't do it, it was just plain bad. Too sweet, thin, metallic and it had a very off-putting sour/barnyard aroma going on. A little digging suggests it's a separately branded Old Tomorrow offshoot. It's too bad, took a chance since I love altbier and no one has one regularly available at the LCBO.
Napalm Frog wrote:seangm wrote:Lokal Dusseldorf Altbier. Don't do it, it was just plain bad. Too sweet, thin, metallic and it had a very off-putting sour/barnyard aroma going on. A little digging suggests it's a separately branded Old Tomorrow offshoot. It's too bad, took a chance since I love altbier and no one has one regularly available at the LCBO.
It actually using the same LCBO SKU as the Old Tomorrow Track 85 Altbier... Not sure if it's a new beer replacing the old, or a simply a rebrand. The entire "United Craft" company is one big marketing jumble.
S. St. Jeb wrote:Went to Henderson last weekend (and some other breweries). Motivation was rooted in my beer can collecting hobby (or perhaps I should describe it as a habit) to pick up their Pipeline Moe Hefeweizen.
If you are a golf fan at all, the Moe Norman story is fascinating. Sad too. I saw him play once a few decades ago, but wasn't able to fully appreciate his story and abilities at the time.
As for the beer, this style is not one that I've ever loved, but I don't mind having one now and again. I found this one very nice, light and refreshing.
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