Craft Beer Thread

There are only 2 kinds of beer ---- cold, or free. As long as it's one of those two kinds I'm in

Coach Z wrote

if its the only thing available I might have a Molson Canadian or a Labatts Blue but if the choice is bud light or some other macro crap I'd order a glass of wine or a bourbon instead

Elitist snob. Next thing we will find out is you voted for Hillary. Guns and PBR, that's Merican rite thar.

PeeTex wrote

Coach Z wrote

if its the only thing available I might have a Molson Canadian or a Labatts Blue but if the choice is bud light or some other macro crap I'd order a glass of wine or a bourbon instead

Elitist snob. Next thing we will find out is you voted for Hillary. Guns and PBR, that's Merican rite thar.

This place is about as far as you can get from elist snob
AuSable Brewing Co is the real deal
Awesome beer from hoppy to sours to a light craft beer PBR drinkers would love but without corn in it made in super small batches
Had dinner there again tonight from Dubbs BBQ
Fun people and a good band on a cool farm
These guys are killing it
Only open Thursday thru Saturaday nights outside Keeseville.  Cash only btw.  A must do locals place.

I don't think I've posted this one before.....rediscovered it this summer.

Very tasty
Good summer beer

Nope

Citizen Cider Wits Up
A VT cider made with a Wit ale yeast.  
Great summer drink with some home made pulled pork like we had last night

While in VT for the App Gap race, I had a couple different brews from Zero Gravity outta Burlington. Check them out.

Love it a craft beer even Campy can love

Coach it reminds me of Moose Island Ale which is my fav from LPPB

Moose Island is a corn beer so that is why you like it as it's sweet as hell with no hops to my taste.  It's exceptionally rare that a craft brewery makes a beer with corn in it.  LP did it way back at thier inception when the took over PJ Oneils taverns space and inherited a bunch of Bud drinkers.  They seldom brew it anymore but it happens to be on tap right now.  They have replaced it with other lighter style ales with more craft in thier DNA.

They seem to have it whenever I'm in town, lucky for me!

The original owner of PJ's was a Cortland boy

thought of ya z and your corn rants over the weekend - DFH announced a late summer fall release...

hock-tuey!!!

https://www.dogfish.com/brewery/beer/chicha

Moose was a everyday part of the line up but it's down to around 25% of the year now.  When they don't have it they do offer something low on the hops scale instead for the women folk and sissy boys that don't drink real beer

Well, at least I still play from the Big Boy tees

Common Roots' Daylight DIPA. It is my first taste from Common Roots and, IMHO, it is delicious.

From the can:
"Modern style double IPA with strong, juicy, citrusy flavors and passion fruit aromas".

It wasn't all Miller lite on vacation. Tried this guy out at one of the hotels. Pretty straight forward taste profile- not too hoppy, not too sweet...

Boom Sauce by Lord Hobo
Better than Heady Topper in a similar style of a hazy high test IPA
Much easier to get
Got mine at Trade Joes in Albany.  Really nice beer selection at decent prices.  The house beers are all stellar buys too especially the Joesph Brau German styles.

Z wrote

Boom Sauce by Lord Hobo
Better than Heady Topper in a similar style of a hazy high test IPA
Much easier to get
Got mine at Trade Joes in Albany.  Really nice beer selection at decent prices.  The house beers are all stellar buys too especially the Joesph Brau German styles.

Agree with all of this. I like that some places have Boom Sauce on tap now (City Beer Hall in Albany, Tiki Bar @ The Kingdom). Also, those Trader Joe's beers aren't bad for the price.