Alcohol Calories Carbs
Budweiser 5.0 143 10.6
Coors 5.0 148 11.3
Guinness 4.0 125 10
Heineken 5.4 166 9.8
Michelob 5.0 155 13.3
Miller Genuine Draft 4.7 143 13.1
Pabst Blue Ribbon 5.0 153 12.0
Sam Adams Boston Lager 4.8 160 18.0
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale 5.6 200 12.3
Stella Artois 5.2 140 12.8
- Doppleganger

(frank) off

cask days was amazing. (frank)

Just a fyi, I'm very, very jealous for your Craft Beer Exchange - growler-filling stations in Sunocos.

Just a fyi, I'm very, very jealous for your Craft Beer Exchange - growler-filling stations in Sunocos.
- _nay_

The Sunoco thing has been great here. Generally their selection is quite strong, however they typically have fewer options than either:

http://www.consumersbever...p/whatsontap.html?store=9

or

http://www.premiergourmet...rs/growlers-tap-list.html

cask days was amazing. (frank)
- daeth

I wasn't even in the city for it

I wasn't even in the city for it
- Feeling Glucky?

It was so amazing. I only had one beer that disappointed me. it was the nicklebrook + nogne o eisbock. everything else.. man. so good.

This was really good, don't think I've had anything bad from them yet, good brewery.

here it is.


(frank)ing terrible



EDIT: ((frank) chips)

http://www.oktoberfestottawa.com/

http://www.oktoberfestottawa.com/


- Doppleganger

Well, was it cool?

Which category do you fall in?

Which category do you fall in?


- _nay_

Which category do you fall in?


- _nay_

Just bought a ticket for the Winter Warmers in Montreal. A bunch of breweries from Quebec will bring a very limited edition (well, limited to this event) of one of their strong beers, but with an added twist (often barrel-aged). There will also be a Gaulish-style feast.

It's basically an all-you-can-drink/eat.

Here's the temporary list: http://winterwarmermontreal.com/wwm4/brasseurs.cfm

Just bought a ticket for the Winter Warmers in Montreal. A bunch of breweries from Quebec will bring a very limited edition (well, limited to this event) of one of their strong beers, but with an added twist (often barrel-aged). There will also be a Gaulish-style feast.

It's basically an all-you-can-drink/eat.

Here's the temporary list: http://winterwarmermontreal.com/wwm4/brasseurs.cfm
- _nay_

All my fav kinds of styles basically. Wish I could make it up there for that.

Which category do you fall in?


- _nay_

Honestly it's best to even have whatever crap beer your friends like at your own house so you can give them that and save your better beer for yourself lol.

Honestly it's best to even have whatever crap beer your friends like at your own house so you can give them that and save your better beer for yourself lol.
- daeth

mikkeller bar in copenhagen

mikkeller bar in copenhagen


- -davies-

Drank the Dogfish Head female doges Brew yesterday. Awesome stout... sirupey, chocolatey there was a slight sourness, and some kind of bitterness I never tasted before... no idra if it's from the gesho.


And the World Wide Stout was way better whan I would have thought. Was from 2008, so the initial 18.8% might have been over 20%. It does not try to shy from its ABV. The alcohol burn was silk-smooth, comforting, like a port. Among the most complex beers I've had the chance to drink, and certainly the best imperial stout.

Drank the Dogfish Head female doges Brew yesterday. Awesome stout... sirupey, chocolatey there was a slight sourness, and some kind of bitterness I never tasted before... no idra if it's from the gesho.


And the World Wide Stout was way better whan I would have thought. Was from 2008, so the initial 18.8% might have been over 20%. It does not try to shy from its ABV. The alcohol burn was silk-smooth, comforting, like a port. Among the most complex beers I've had the chance to drink, and certainly the best imperial stout.
- _nay_

csb

Hit up The National and Craft Beer Market in Calgary on the weekend, pretty decent joints if you're ever in the area.