The Beer Thread

[just skins baby]

I don't drink much anymore but we have some wonderful brewpubs here in Nelson County on Rt 151. I enjoy the gold leaf lager at the Devils Backbone near Wintergreen Ski Resort and the Blue Mountain brewery has some very tasty beers.

[Sebowski]

Had the Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout last night. Creamy texture, chocolate up front with a ton of roasty bitterness on the back end. Really good stuff, obviously. Chocolate stouts are up there as one of my favorite styles of beer, so it's tough competition to say the least. This wasn't my favorite chocolate stout ever, but it's very close.

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I've heard that one benefits tremendously with a couple years on it. I've been sitting on a few to see for myself. I'll try to crack one soon.

[skinsfan_1215]

I don't drink much anymore but we have some wonderful brewpubs here in Nelson County on Rt 151. I enjoy the gold leaf lager at the Devils Backbone near Wintergreen Ski Resort and the Blue Mountain brewery has some very tasty beers.

Grew up in Nelson, BMB is the best of the trio IMO. Evil 8 is available as of today I believe.

[d0ublestr0ker0ll]

Sebowski
I've heard that one benefits tremendously with a couple years on it. I've been sitting on a few to see for myself. I'll try to crack one soon.

Yep, keeping one in the cellar for a few years myself, lemme know how it is.

GoSkins561
have you tried flying dogs imperial coffee stout?

One of the few FD beers I haven't tried.

[just skins baby]

Grew up in Nelson, BMB is the best of the trio IMO. Evil 8 is available as of today I believe.

Haven't tried Wild Wolf Brewery but am looking forward to trying it sometime.

[#98QBKiller]

[matty dread]

Had the Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout last night. Creamy texture, chocolate up front with a ton of roasty bitterness on the back end. Really good stuff, obviously. Chocolate stouts are up there as one of my favorite styles of beer, so it's tough competition to say the least. This wasn't my favorite chocolate stout ever, but it's very close.

Good stuff! Strong too

[d0ublestr0ker0ll]

have you tried flying dogs imperial coffee stout?

Just got a six pack of this stuff, they call it "Kujo" now, $12.99, will let ya know what I think!

[FLRedskins]

Just cracked over a fresh Bells" Hopslam" mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm that's tasty

[d0ublestr0ker0ll]

Flying Dog Kujo Imperial Coffee Stout



Oily black, head is mocha colored and large. Sticks around for quite some time. Smell is a ton of fresh coffee beans with vanilla underneath. Roastiness is medium. Flavor is a blanket of coffee and vanilla, a dark chocolate complex reveals itself. Roastiness isn't too high at all for what this beer is. Creamy texture, along with a prolonged aftertaste of sweet coffee makes this a great desert beer. Scrumptious.

[Skinz4Life12]

^^^ is that new? I love flying dog and try to drink any beer of theirs i can get my hands on. that one sounds awesome

[d0ublestr0ker0ll]

^^^ is that new? I love flying dog and try to drink any beer of theirs i can get my hands on. that one sounds awesome

A while back they released an "experimental" beer in their Wild Dog series simply called Coffee Stout.



They're the same beers.

Be aware that this is a Winter seasonal beer, so get it while you can. Now that I think about it, this is one hell of a winter brew.

[S.T.real,lights,out]

I love coffee but coffee beer......idk about that..

[d0ublestr0ker0ll]

I love coffee but coffee beer......idk about that..

It isn't Miller Lite and a cup of Dunkin Doughnuts poured in to one glass. It's quality ground coffee added to chocolate and roasted malt. It's damn delicious.

[S.T.real,lights,out]

It isn't Miller Lite and a cup of Dunkin Doughnuts poured in to one glass. It's quality ground coffee added to chocolate and roasted malt. It's damn delicious.

That made !!!!!!

I kind of figured that