Beer Connoisseurs

[Asteriskhead]

hey guys this ginger peach saison is the worst stout i've ever had in my life.

[Asteriskhead]

hey guys this ginger peach saison is the worst stout i've ever had in my life.

^^^ mocat probably

[mocat]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

[mocat]

direct quote: wow this is definitely not an imperial ipa but it's delicious

[Asteriskhead]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

[Asteriskhead]

imperial three blind mice is an imperial brown ale, which also seems contradictory to me given that brown ales were pretty much born from english milds, but who rough ridin' cares, right? you are correct, it is a top notch beer.

[cfbandyman]

Might as well post this since no one hasn't yet (or at least not ITT)

[star seed 7]

OE HG800

[AbeFroman]

Boulevard needs to tone it down with the fruit. Some fruit beers are ok but most are meh to awful

[Cire]

WTF does Boulevard insist on a chocolat/chocolate raspberry ALE.  Would make a better stout.

It's probably cheaper as an ale to make and they have a larger margin.

[Cire]

Also, I finally had a sour that I liked.

The dissedent.

[AbeFroman]

WTF does Boulevard insist on a chocolat/chocolate raspberry ALE.  Would make a better stout.

It's probably cheaper as an ale to make and they have a larger margin.

Because Joe Casual needs his yearly Chocolate Ale to brag to his coworkers/social media/wife

[KCFDcat]

WTF does Boulevard insist on a chocolat/chocolate raspberry ALE.  Would make a better stout.

It's probably cheaper as an ale to make and they have a larger margin.

a stout is an ale.

[Cire]

Oh, you know what I mean.

[KCFDcat]

Oh, you know what I mean.

 

[waks]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

Odell makes an imperial pilsner. It's pretty good.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

Odell makes an imperial pilsner. It's pretty good.

No they don't. Even if they did it wouldn't be "pretty good".

[waks]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

Odell makes an imperial pilsner. It's pretty good.

No they don't. Even if they did it wouldn't be "pretty good".

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[EllRobersonisInnocent]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

Odell makes an imperial pilsner. It's pretty good.

No they don't. Even if they did it wouldn't be "pretty good".

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/267/31255/

Stick to wine, bro. You're out of your league here.

[waks]

i guess the imperial threw me off. i have not come across a non-IPA imperial

thanks to innovation in the american craft scene, the term imperial has begun to simply indicate a higher gravity beer (more malt and more hops to create more fermentable sugars).

eff, i think i saw an imperial pilsner the other day, which is an absurd concept in my opinion.

Odell makes an imperial pilsner. It's pretty good.

No they don't. Even if they did it wouldn't be "pretty good".

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/267/31255/

Stick to wine, bro. You're out of your league here.

How drunk are you right now?

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[Cire]

Will try, love the lagunitas imperial pils


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[Mikeyis4dcats]

WTF does Boulevard insist on a chocolat/chocolate raspberry ALE.  Would make a better stout.

It's probably cheaper as an ale to make and they have a larger margin.

probably because they just did a tart cherry stout

[Asteriskhead]

I mean, it's pretty simple. Chocolate Ale sells, so they brew it.

[yoga-like_abana]

Last night I had a little Mexican temptress named Tecate with somewhat fresh cut limes

[Gooch]

WTF does Boulevard insist on a chocolat/chocolate raspberry ALE.  Would make a better stout.

It's probably cheaper as an ale to make and they have a larger margin.

Because Joe Casual needs his yearly Chocolate Ale to brag to his coworkers/social media/wife

Hey I resemble that remark.