Tonight back to my roots!

Never had it I think but I heard good things about ALFA EDEL PILS.
Going to try it in the weekend.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfa_Brewery

Bell's Two-Hearted Ale is the best IPA I've sampled so far. Harland Japanese Style Lager also very good.

I just came from a local that had Harp and Blue Point TOASTED LAGER.

Both very good and the food was also, Shrimp, bacon and avocado wrap with several dipping sauces.

I was treat like the President I am this day.

Small company but I am the numero Uno.

Sounds like a great time DP. Glad you enjoyed yourself my friend!

Thank you i12

Grolsch Flip Tops tonight NICE!!

Just good beer.
From 1809 to 1954 the Grolsche Beer Brewery was called Brouwerij de Klok. For the origin of the name De Klok we have to go back in history, to the beginning of the 19th century. At that time, when the church went out, the bell tolled and it was time for a cold beer. Hence "the Clock".

As a tribute to this brewery, we have been brewing De Klok beer for several years now. De Klok beer is blond in color and fresh in taste; not too sweet and not too bitter, with 4.8% alcohol. Straightforwardly brewed by people who understand it. Cheers. It's time for the Clock.

You Sir are always Drinking excellent Beer.

It had been years since I had those flip tops pretty old school lol.
Now drinking Veltins a nice german pils.
Veltins Pilsener is a fresh and thirst-quenching pilsner with clear hop aromas.
A characterful pilsner with a pleasantly bitter finish.

Love Veltins,,,, I think I posted a can of that once I had it and its really good.

I recently tried two Samuel Smith (English) beers: Organic Cherry and Organic Chocolate Stout. These aren't quaffing brews to be slugged out of the bottle--they're more like dessert beverages to be sipped from a wine glass. Stupendous. Anyone else here have experience with their products?

Veltins is one of the more refreshing beers I've had. Pale lagers are always the best

Yep Veltins is a good one.

Tonight Bavaria pilsner.

Bavaria is a Dutch beer brand that is carried by Swinkels Family Brewers . The brand was introduced when the three brothers Frans, Piet and Jan of the fifth generation Swinkels founded the company "Gebroeders Swinkels" in 1924. They moved the brewhouse in which beer had been produced until then to a newly built brewery, which took the name "Bavaria". This name is a reference to the "Bavarian beer", as bottom- fermented or pilsner beer was often called at the time.

Trader Joe's has several Dutch brews, all of them good. I like Oranjeboom in 500 cl. cans.

Ha it has been many years since I had Oranjeboom good tip.

The other day I had Hoegaarden a classic white beer. Once in a while I enjoy a white.

Hoegaarden is completely different in nature. It is a unique, authentic Belgian wheat beer with a brewing tradition dating back to 1445. Hoegaarden's brewing process is particularly complex and includes orange peels and coriander. The beer is first top-fermented and then bottled, resulting in a distinctive cloudy white look and a refreshing taste experience. Consumers in more than 70 countries worldwide can enjoy a refreshing Hoegaarden.

Not a Hoegaarden fan at all. Some of those European beers can be very skunky and nasty (at least for my taste buds) and this is one of them.

What is your favorite Weiss beer Irish?

Tonight Hertog Jan one of my favorite lagers.

Not much of a weiss beer fan personally. My favorite beers are probably Sam Adams (their Cherry Wheat is fantastic) and MGD.

Weiss beer I do like once in a while and I enjoy drinking with my dad abbey beers,traditional Belgian beers that were brewed in an abbey. Think of the classic beer styles Blond, Dubbel, Tripel and Quadrupel made famous by Belgian Trappist monks.

Decades ago, when I lived in NYC, I bought Berliner Weisse. Poured it into an oversized brandy snifter with a tablespoon of fruit syrup, usually raspberry)at the bottom of the snifter. Curiously refreshing.

Bavaria tonight good commercial.

LMFAO

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Good Beer

Glad you guys liked it Bavaria, Heineken always had some fun commercials. I think it's part of their succes in particular Heineken one of the biggest breweries in the world. It does get more difficult these days to promote alcohol but they still find ways.
I switched to grolsch again this week still a nice beer.

I have a budget beer called Kordaat only sold at Lidl a chain of supermarkets in the discount segment. Lidl was founded in Germany in the 1930s as a fruit and vegetable wholesaler. In the 1970s Lidl opened in Germany the first supermarkets.

I must say for 65 euro cents per 0,50cl its a very nice pilsner, produced by Bavaria.
Not bad with these ridiculous inflation we have.

Nice, enjoy H.

I wish I had one…. Off beer for lent, do it every year.

I get dispensation for St. Patricks DAY and have a good line up of Irish Brew ready for the day, Guinness, Harp and Smitwicks.