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Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali
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It was the 60 minute ipa, i first tried it in Virginia at this bar I went to every day. Got me absolutely blitzed every time. The only reason I tried it was because I drank around five bottles of something els and couldn't catch a buzz so the bar maid suggested I try it. They don't sell it in Toronto, unfortunately, but anytime I've had a layover in Atlanta I always drink it. I'm interested in the other ones they have because of the high %, I'm a big fan of Trappist beers so I'm assuming ill like it. -
IPA as in insane percentage of alcohol? Lol Chimay comes to mind. Ive made jaeger bombs with Chimay. Yes. Total annihilation.Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View PostComment
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I don't think I ever had American mainstream beer. From what I have heard, it for the most part tastes like beer flavored water. On a note, Bud is originally from the Czech Republic in eastern Europe, Budweiser.Comment
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Never liked American beer..way too light. There's a lot of strong beers from around the world which are real good. Cheers!Comment
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Wasatch is a great beer maker. They're out of Utah but they're product is all over Vegas and some parts of Cali. Hop Rising and Devastator are my favorites.Comment
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Nah, they taste like piss.Comment
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Ever had a Sam Adams, Sierra Nevada, Smuttynose, Anchor Steam?Originally posted by BodiesInFlight View PostComment
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I am sure they have many minor breweries in the US making great beer, but the best beer you find on Europe.
BELGIUM is the p4p beer country in the world. I will mention ole England, Czech Republic, Holland, Germany as well. Those are the premier beer countries.Comment
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it seems to be either weak and watery or overly strong and hoppy with no in between.
the best beer i've ever had was in bavaria and australia and laos have underrated beer in my experience.Comment
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Never heard of those so i'm assuming they're not mainstream beers like bud etc.Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostComment
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