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On Tap at Todd's

it's been years since i had any ayinger - good stuff iirc.
last night i tried a schlafly extra stout - and it was phenomenal at room temp.
 
Murphnuge said:
Time for a serious beer.



This was actually a really tasty brew. I've never had a Voodoo Doughnut, but I like their approach fromega what I've heard of them. It's similar to how I think beer should be handled.
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I second this. It's surprisingly good. I normally stay clear of these fruity beers because they finish too sweet or bitter. This one however is actually pretty damn good. :thumbup:
 
Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale this evening.
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Stopped into Sun King for a few growler fills today. I filled one of Alrye’d Alrye’d Alrye’d Rye IPA and my favorite go to, See Mac Scottish Ale.

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it's actually pretty decent - MUCH better than the Monty Python Holy GrAle....
the recipe was developed by Bruce Dickinson, hence the name.
 
Triton Brewery Hometown Hero pale ale.

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This was kind of a cool bar too... The drinkware was a pain in the ass, but there were cars driving laps around the place at impressive speeds. They kept blabbing on about the Indy 500 pole or some nonsense.
 
Son of a Baptist coffee stout and left hand Braveheart Nitro Scottish style ale
both are worthy.
the SOB is a nice 8%ABV cuppa Joe
the Braveheart is a pretty decent Brown ale -- that's not what they were aiming for, but that's what it tastes like to me.
 
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Have no fear, the next beer shot will be along side a Yuma.

I think I'm going to like it around here. You folks have some solid beer tastes.
 
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