Thread: Beer of the Day !

Originally Posted by bullriderinwranglers

Actually, it is classified as beer, check again.

Using freeze concentration to increase the alcohol in my book makes it not a beer not matter how they market it.

I like Yuengling for a bigger brewery beer, Heavy Seas: Small Craft Warning is a favorite of mine among smaller breweries. Locally, I like anything Big Boss, especially Hell's Belle Anyone have a suggestion for a good German beer we can get here in the states? I have a friend that lived here for a little while but was born and raised in Germany and he said authentic German beer absolutely blows everything else out of the water (possibly a little biased). I have yet to have an authentic German beer but I don't know which to pick or which are readily available here!

Originally Posted by MySurvive

I like Yuengling for a bigger brewery beer, Heavy Seas: Small Craft Warning is a favorite of mine among smaller breweries. Locally, I like anything Big Boss, especially Hell's Belle Anyone have a suggestion for a good German beer we can get here in the states? I have a friend that lived here for a little while but was born and raised in Germany and he said authentic German beer absolutely blows everything else out of the water (possibly a little biased). I have yet to have an authentic German beer but I don't know which to pick or which are readily available here!

Weihenstephaner
Hacker Pschorr
Erdinger

These are all German Hefeweisens that are rated as some of the best beer in the world. I love them all. One thing that is nice about all German beer is they are brewed under the Bavarian purity law. There's no crap, or preservatives in any German beer.

I should also add Schneider Weisse, another one of my favorites

Check this out. The others have good reviews on youtube as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1u9djwJjpE

Oops, drinking Rum today. Back to beer tomorrow

This evening I'm honing a lovely shoulderless H.Boker "Finest English Cast Steel" with silver inlay. Along with that I'm enjoying a PA native beer, Tröegs Perpetual IPA. It's my recent "go-to" brew. Love it!

Beers of the evening

Good People Brewing IPA. It's good stuff!

Actually NONE of the weissebiers are brewed under the old BAVARIAN purity law. They are made for wheat. Kolsch does technically follow the old rules even though it is made in Koln, but other traditional brews like Altbier, may or may not. The Reinheitsgebot did not apply outside of Bavaria until unification after 1871 and today, it is voluntary. That why you can now buy stuff like Stella in Germany.

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Weihenstephaner
Hacker Pschorr
Erdinger

These are all German Hefeweisens that are rated as some of the best beer in the world. I love them all. One thing that is nice about all German beer is they are brewed under the Bavarian purity law. There's no crap, or preservatives in any German beer.

I should also add Schneider Weisse, another one of my favorites

The rogues gallery of suds currently occupying a corner of my fridge along with some more pedestrian stuff like Fat Tire. I have actually come to prefer the Rochefort 8 to the 10.