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    Yummie, from Santa Fe:


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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Yummie, from Santa Fe:

    That looks damn good.
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    Nice cans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mobygrape View Post
    while we're talking about stout, what is the consensus?

    Does Guinness taste different in Ireland? Or is that just BS?
    (I have an opinion, but want to hear what others think.)
    I lived in England for a while way back when. Loved the pubs. Loved the Guinness and Murphy's.

    Mother's milk. Used to drink'em all night. Never understood the lager and lime, cider, Newcastle Ale bs.

    Anyway, one vote for tasting better over there (England, at that, not even Irie, oops meant IRE).

    Mmmm Guinness...

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    Yes, it tastes different, and costs twice as much. Why do you think everyone over there drinks Bud?

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    Still drinkin my Black cat coffee stout on tap.

    Very mellow with some age, session worthy.
    watch out for snakes

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    just grabbed two, four packs of this nectar.
    just released.

    crab in my shoe mouth

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    Founders Breakfast Stout has treated me well.

    Also for a "local" choice...Cortland Beer Co. in NY is brewing like 4 stouts, of which I really like the Black Widow.

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    Nice....I just picked up 4 4-packs myself. Also have Imperial and Breakfast.

    Rasputin is very good, so is Big Eddie.

    Picked up a few bombers on Right Brain's Pig Porter (made with Mangalitsa pig parts). Yummy (wrong thread)

    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    just grabbed two, four packs of this nectar.
    just released.


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    So, while technically not a stout, I just brewed a strong, dry hopped, Baltic porter with a great hop balance to it. Comes in at 8.5 abv. Gonna age some in a whiskey barrel and see what happens. Muahahaha.

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    Guinness DEFINTIELY tastes better in Ireland, even when compared with the UK. At least in my hazy recollection.

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    ^^^^ absolutely. Really no comparison to Guinness anywhere else.

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    Obsidian stout is damn fine as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shredgnar View Post
    So, while technically not a stout, I just brewed a strong, dry hopped, Baltic porter with a great hop balance to it. Comes in at 8.5 abv. Gonna age some in a whiskey barrel and see what happens. Muahahaha.
    I will be right over.
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    Re: the quality of Guiness in Ireland vs. elsewhere... I've heard this from many people, and honestly, it's really not a compliment!

    If your beer can't even travel well across one border, there is probably a problem.

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    ^^^^ I think it has more to do with how fresh the barrels are (most pubs get new ones every day), how clean the lines are, how they're setup to mix in the nitrogen, and the quality of the pour than it has to do with traveling. There is just a creaminess to Guinness in Ireland that you can't replicate.
    Mmmmm.... Creamy.

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    Sixpoint Diesel, Sam Smith's Imperial, Old Rasputin

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    Drinking my second Lost Coast Eight Ball right now. Pretty solid.
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    Anderson Valley oatmeal stout in cans = delicious lunch while ski touring.

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    Trout river's imperial stout is awesome. Only had it at the brewery though.

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    tis the season and whatnot.
    so good.


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    Wolavers Oatmeal Stout and Southern Tier 2X Milk Stout, win, win!

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    wifey likes beer. wifey is nursing. wifey was told that oatmeal stout is good for milk production.

    i found this:

    https://www.google.com/search?q=brec...ut%3B306%3B278

    we totally dig it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    tis the season and whatnot.
    so good.


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    The Sierra Nevada beer camp latte is really good too

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    Nice thing about a stout to is its one of the few beers I don't want to drink more then two of. Takes a while to drink and doesn't really get me carried away. Going to get myself a stout soon.

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