Favorite Brews Thread

matth_85

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Went to mill house last night for dinner. Had their brown ale. It was legit. It had a good flavor and a lot of bite to it for a brown ale. Also had their oatmeal wheat. It was decent. Would be a good summer beer. A little hoppy but a smooth flavor. They are getting much better on their brews. The first two I had from them were trash.
 
Steve97tj

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Talked to somebody last night about there beers. I need to try them next time I'm that way. There buffalo chicken pizza is sex in the mouth.

There's a little place in Abbeville called Nattys that's across from the village grill that's got like 25 beers on tap I've been drinking a good many of them when I'm in town. Blue point lager I had last night was pretty good. Been drinking a lot of Amber ale's lately too.

If your ever wanting a date night restaurant in Greenville, there's a German restaurant off Laurens rd called schwaben house that's killer, went there a few weeks ago and had a few German beers that were good, a dunkel that I liked a lot.


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I got the chance to try a couple good beers this weekend.

Singha: my go to light beer with spicy hot Thai food. Get them ice cold and cut the spice in your dish by chugging away at these things.

Oscar Blues Pinner IPA: Good solid IPA. Not going to win any contest, but it is light for many craft IPAs going around now. I could actually drink a few around a fire.

Unita Hop Nosh: A much more potent IPA with crazy hop aroma. The flavors were good and it didn't burn out my taste buds so I could continue drinking.

Anderson Valley Huge Arker: Crazy good, but at $18 a bottle it better be. 13.5% so you don't need many. Great chocolate, vanilla, and bourbon flavors though.

After those it gets a little fuzzy on beer names. Probably one to many shots of Jager or a few to many 10%+ beers. It was a buddies birthday and he really loves to show off his beer fridge.
 
matth_85

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That Anderson Valley sounds like it's right up my alley. May have to check it out next visit to Flynn's if they have it. Will make a request if not. Their growler list has Creme' Brulee coming soon. Pretty excited about that.
 
Steve97tj

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Bells comes out with this IPA every winter with a low number brewed and you have to have sold a certain number of other bells beers to be able to get it. Had it at nose dive and it was great.


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Steve97tj

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Nobody's posted in here in forever. Still drinking beer.

Oskar Blue Pinner throwback IPA ImageUploadedByTapatalk1436754463.537035.jpg shitty pour

Great beer. Love canned craft beers and Oskar Blue does a great job with it. Ive been drinking dales pale ale all the time lately.

Had this the other day from the suggestion of a guy at work and it's a good beer for being outside on the water where a corona or landshark is usually drank
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Buddy of mine is having me help build him a legit home brew setup. All stainless stand with 3 burners I believe. Will post up once we start fab.


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matth_85

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97TJGUZZY said:
Tried the Small Town Brewery's new root beer? its pretty tasty for one, not something I can drink more than 2 of though.
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Speaking of Root Beer. I had two when I was in Chicago. One was called Rowdy Root Beer. It was really good. Then I had one at State and Lake that was called Not Your Grandaddy's Root Beer (I think). They ordered me a 32 oz. one and after about half way through it informed me it was 20% ABV. Holy crap.
 
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