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scotscheese
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never tried a Tomatin myself, but being a hghland malt will be a bit heavier compared to a speyside malt which tend to be a bit lighter and smoother, but a nice gift for doing a favour
I tend to like peaty and heavy. So I hope to enjoy it. I'll have to find more people to help!!!
scotscheese
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will probably be one of those that needs a wee drap o water to bring out the full flavourI tend to like peaty and heavy. So I hope to enjoy it. I'll have to find more people to help!!!
Ok, being an uncultured Colonial, I'm not sure what you mean. Should I add a little water to it, or drink a little water before I drink it?
scotscheese
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try with or without water, it all depends on your own personal taste, just don't add too much
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Found a nice gem of a beer. Yards Jefferson Golden Able. Not sweet despite a hint of honey, surprisingly balanced and easy to drink despite a 8%abv it's my current favorite.
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Hmmmm. Also brewed with rye and wheat. Very interesting at 8%. I'd like to try it myself.
https://yardsbrewing.com/ales/jeffersons-golden-ale
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At least you have GREAT taste in Beer! I miss my Dogfish, had to go Gluten (not the Packer GM) Free over 10 years ago
If you haven't tried this one....it is a MUST! But careful....it will knock you down!
https://untappd.com/b/great-divide-brewing-company-hercules-double-ipa/419
Not to derail the other thread, but 90m is a favorite of mine. I'm a Lager/Pilsner person and generally very sceptical of modern IPAs as they tend to be more hoppier than I like. I like the flavor balanced.
I haven't come across the Hercules IPA on tap in any place near my home or work, but will keep an eye out. Thanks!
Yards usually brews gluten less (not free) beers, so have you tried their Jefferson Ale? Absolutely lovely.
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First thanks to the Mod that moved this or maybe you did. Much more of a proper place to discuss Beer
Have never seen Jefferson Ale, will keep my eyes open. Hercules, at least when I was drinking it, 10+ years ago was only available in 22 ounce Bombers at the time. One was enough to get you pretty buzzed, at least me.
Having to drink Gluten Free limits me quite a bit and frankly most of it is total garbage. I can't tell you how many times I have asked a bartender "do you have any gluten free beer?" Their reply is usually "yes, we have a cider". Ciders are not beer!
My favorite GF Beer is Omission IPA. Omission was one of the first to brew a "normal beer" and then send it through a process to remove the gluten. Most of the GF sorghum or rice beers are total rubbish. But those are also most made to taste like a lager and even when I was drinking normal beer, I hated lagers.
If I ever make it back to Ireland, I am really going to miss being able to drink Guinness on tap, that had to be my favorite beer experience. Wasn't sure it was the atmosphere or the beer, probably both. Nothing like a Guinness on tap in a quaint Irish bar.
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You have my sympathies. For a beer enthusiast, being gluten free is quite a hardship.
It's quite funny, but none here in NY/NJ seem to love Guinness. I personally am a big fan. Though I've never been to Ireland. London is as far as I've been to. Here it's a never ending cycle of IPAs which don't really have much difference between themselves. Closest I can find to a Guinness is the Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout which ain't bad.
It's quite funny, but none here in NY/NJ seem to love Guinness. I personally am a big fan. Though I've never been to Ireland. London is as far as I've been to. Here it's a never ending cycle of IPAs which don't really have much difference between themselves. Closest I can find to a Guinness is the Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout which ain't bad.
Having friends over to play cards. Serving these;
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Halloween Pumpkin time!
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Mead time!!
Made a lot of Mead in my days. Orange Blossom and Buckwheat varietals make damn good mead.
This is supposedly from number one in country..
Ive seen these 50 dollar bottles go for 200 bottle
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I've been hitting a string of good beers lately.
Stone IPA
Long Trail Ale
Flying Dog Thunderpeel Hazy IPA
All balanced easy to drink beers. Highly recommended.
Stone IPA
Long Trail Ale
Flying Dog Thunderpeel Hazy IPA
All balanced easy to drink beers. Highly recommended.
Where u located?
scotscheese
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on his back by the sound of it
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New Jersey as it says in my location
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We leave that to the Scottie's and their Whisky.
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