The recommend-a-beer thread

Originally Posted by Azagthoth

Just picked up a 6'er of this:



I am thoroughly impressed ! Very mild for an IPA yet lacks nothing. I saw it for the first time in Bevmo and decided to try it, considering Doug has always raved about Bridgeport.

Bridgeport ****ing rules

Their Christmas Beer rules


Their PA rules




This beer rules


This beer ruled all beers and the bastards stopped making it

[BeerMan]

as you might already know, Bridgeport IPA is bottle conditioned, meaning it's fermented with some yeast inside.

as for any other unfiltered beers, before you serve, let the yeast sentiment settle to the bottom of the bottle. if you see cloudiness inside the bottle when you take it out of the fridge, put it back in and wait.

this IPA is best when poured into a chilled glass. do it slowly so not to disturb the yeast, and keep it from getting out.

you won't be disappointed.

[DougW8]

I don't think you can ever go wrong with Bridgeport. Until I found it at Bevmo, every trip to Oregon or Washington included a trunk full of Bridgeport for the trip home.

[rinkrat]

Brother David's Belgian-style Double Ale - Anderson Valley Brewing ...
http://www.avbc.com/beers/BrotherDavid.html

From the brewers of Boont Beer.

This stuff is very tasty and not real bitter considering it's 9%. The waxy covering over the cap is a nice touch as is the label. In fact this is better than most of the Stone specialty beers I've tried that are usually 10% but very alchohol tasting. This beer is extremely easy to drink and not too fizzy like some of the celebration ales. I'd give it a 9.5 and now I want to try the TRIPLE Ale! Not a bad price either, $3-$4 a pint bottle. If you want to get a good buzz on one beer instead of three, this is the ticket. (RR's diet tip of the day)

[Arrogant Ba$tard]

Originally Posted by rinkrat

Brother David's Belgian-style Double Ale - Anderson Valley Brewing ...
http://www.avbc.com/beers/BrotherDavid.html

From the brewers of Boont Beer.

This stuff is very tasty and not real bitter considering it's 9%. The waxy covering over the cap is a nice touch as is the label. In fact this is better than most of the Stone specialty beers I've tried that are usually 10% but very alchohol tasting. This beer is extremely easy to drink and not too fizzy like some of the celebration ales. I'd give it a 9.5 and now I want to try the TRIPLE Ale! Not a bad price either, $3-$4 a pint bottle. If you want to get a good buzz on one beer instead of three, this is the ticket. (RR's diet tip of the day)

The Triple is WAAAAAAYYYYY better than the Double IMO. Both solid beers and part of my cellaring collection currently.

[BeerMan]

I'll have to stock up on that stuff.


then realize that I have no room.....

[Herman Hesse]

I felt a need to share this with you. Ask you local Pub landlord if he's heard of it. If he hasn't, well find one that has. Seek the truth.

http://www.sabrain.com/

[Henry1515]

I recomend that someone gets me another beer!

[mitchrock]

He'Brew's Genesis Ale is fantastic. Very nice flavor for a brown ale. Probably the best Brown Ali I have tried. They sell them in six packs at BevMo.

[KBM]

Natural Lite.

[Arrogant Ba$tard]

Originally Posted by KingBrewmeister

Natural Lite.

I would like to officially nominate that this poster above should be banned permanently from this thread. That's not even funny.

Originally Posted by Arrogant Ba$tard

I would like to officially nominate that this poster above should be banned permanently from this thread. That's not even funny.

Seriously.

WTF Brewmeister?

[BeerMan]

Originally Posted by KingBrewmeister

Natural Lite.

this should be moved to the "Whats your favorite water" thread

[x-wingcamewest]

Originally Posted by KingBrewmeister

Natural Lite.

I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.

[mitchrock]

KingBrewmeister is anything but a brewmeister for recommending NAtural Light.

NAtural Light is cheap flavored water for college kids (yes, I used to drink that crap it was cheap and I never would recommend it)