OOT Beer Club!

[CollegeKid]

Yesterday I picked up a 6er of Boulevard Bully Porter (which is niiiiiice) and a 22 oz bottle of Rogue Shakespeare Stout. I'm trying to wait for the weekend for the Rogue, but it looks so tasty.

[Hoya]

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JB,

I believe crushed oyster shells are somehow involved in the brewing process. If you try real hard, you can make out (or make yourself believe) there is a tiny hint of oceany taste somewhere in there. But not really.

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I think the name originally came from the fact that they were considered to go well with Oysters - but a few nowadays may have some small amount of real oyster flavor. I'm not a big stout guy though. And I hate oysters.

[flair1239]

I have been buying a lot of Redstripe. Nice smooth flavor, does not fill you up to much and comes in nice bottles.

Really good summer beer.

[bmxicle]

kilkenny's is so delicious. Right now i'm drinking this german beer "dab", not usually a fan of lighter beers but i'm liking this one.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

double post...

Beer: Moinette Brune
Style: Moinette (Ale)
Price: $9.70 for a 750ml bottle



Brewed by the world renowned Brasserie Dupont in Belgium comes this magnificent Moinette Ale. At a price of $9.70 for a 750ml, this may not be an 'every day' beer, but rather one to be enjoyed with a great meal, or simply when you feel like spoiling yourself.

Here is how it looks out of the glass:


Really a nice amber color.

The taste it slightly sweet, with a nutty and caramel taste. It is somewhat dry. It doesn't come out and shock you with an any overely sharp hop taste, but rather is a supremely balanced beer with a noticable herbal bouquet. There is a noticable alcohol taste, but it simply contributes to the well rounded taste this beer shows.

IMHO, a perfect example of the highest grade of Belgium brewing.

Grade: 5/5

[Klompy]

I've never seen beer in a 750 before, what's the abv% on it?

[Kneel B4 Zod]

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I've never seen beer in a 750 before, what's the abv% on it?

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8.5% abv.

[AEKDBet]

Dids, thank you for this thread.

I find Yuengling good enough to be mentioned. Can't get it in GA and my roomate loves it so I stock up when I go outta state. It's much bigger up north. Brewed in PA I believe.

[kidcolin]

For the IPA crowd,

I find Bridgeport IPA to be very good. One of my favorites.

[Matt Flynn]

Among the not-yet-mentioned:

Singha.
Anchor Liberty Ale. Hard to get though.
Carolina Pale Ale.