I REALLY enjoyed the Foudreweizen

This s good.

Ha and that one is 2 miles from work. Funny seeing y'all pull out all the south bay beers

It was tasty.
Had the wife stop by JK on way back from Austin. Agree with dave99, light easy drinker.

Berry nice. Holding onto a couple.

Since you're in OKC, look for Roughtail Brewing Everything Rhymes With Orange. Awesome IPA.

FriedTex said:

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Made it to OKC from Sioux Falls - Prarie Ale collab with B52 "Trenchcoat Contraband" - velvety goodness

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Huge fan of Prairie Ale


That looks amazing

Fcker

A little Peticolas tonight. Not with that attitude. Nice break from haze.

Back home, and this is amazing! These guys are really knocking it out of the park.

Welcome home!

I do not drink much beer. But When I do have a beer I really like the different German beers. Weihenstephaner Hefe And Dunkel. Erdinger Hefe. are beers I enjoy. I found an Ayinger Brauweisse yesterday will try it after a few days getting cold. Any of y'all have a favorite German beer or a craft that is similar. Question? Are Hazy IPAs less bitter? Kind of an IPA newbie. Thanks.

Has anyone tried 5 Stones near New Braunfels? Any thoughts?

Thanks Bulldog!

German style.

Live Oak has several good beers, and I love the hef and bock (Primus). If you run across Kunstler's Dunkel, i really like that one. Franziskaner hef is really good, so is Squatter's out of Salt Lake City. Weihenstephaner hef is the other one i usually recommend but you have that covered..

Thanks Ulrich! I have seen a couple of these before. So next I time I see them I will give them a try!

This is a generalization, but hazy IPAs overall are more on the fruity/sweet/thick side and not bitter/crisp.

Thanks Chipotlemonger. The fruity taste sounds good to me. I just do like too much bitterness.

Generally hazies are characterized as "juicy" rather than hoppy. You get some of the flavor of the hops without the biting bitterness. We're seeing more of a trend of dry hopping hazies, which does introduce more of the lingering hops on the back end, but generally if you see a "hazy" or "juicy" IPA on the shelf from someone like Sierra Nevada or New Belgium, it's going to be a smooth juicy beer without the bitter. You can definitely find better options from your local breweries, but that would be a start to see if you like the style. It's a very different experience than a traditional American IPA.

Speaking of New Belgium, their 1554 is very enjoyable if you like malty German stuff, even if it's technically a Belgian style.

Thanks CDub! It is the Hopping bitter taste that I am not crazy about. I will give these a try!.

Thanks Ulrich! I like the Celis white . So I would probably like this. I will give this a try too.

Gotta be honest. Didn't love it. I used to be a huge fan of Temptress. But this didn't do it for me.

Anyone ordering atrial today?

maca1028 said:

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Anyone ordering atrial today?

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Friend grabbed me a magnum.