Any beer is good mate as long as it gets you smashed I’m good with it all… tonight it’s gotta be mixture of beer and cider as I finished off the brown ale at 4am this morning and sent the wife back to the shop with the daughter to get me anything they could tonight 
Needs must.
Founders Porter is fantastic. I’ve tried many Porters over the years, and I always come back to this one. When the days are short, and the daylight is shorter, I fight back with my own glass of rich, toasty darkness.
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That’s why it sucks 
You know nothing.
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Unfortunately really hard to find as draught in Germany, but I really fell in love with this one
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All these beer posts are making my December 2021 amazing. Iv’e neglected all my gear and have decided to go on a December bender and come back to music in January 2022 
I’ve been absolutely rat arsed the past 14 days lol I have 5 weeks off on full pay, haven’t even thought about buying new gear just trying different Ales and Beers, cheers to the thread starter @darenager for my constant state lol cheers
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Beery Xmas! And a happy new beer
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Can’t find my favourite Czech pilsner (Eggenberg) in Australia but this one’s pretty good on a sunny afternoon (and always reminds me of lazy days in Český Krumlov).
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I love Founder’s Backwoods Bastard when I can find it.
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For sure, Backwoods Bastard is delicious.
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Every time I think about getting a modular, I have to look at Mickey Mongoose’s Twitter page. Beer 
, modular 
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Over here, that would be called “shrimp cocktail”, I believe it would still taste the same, however. I am insanely curious, as someone else mentioned. I almost have to know.
@HoldMyBeer – Good ole Founders. My brother lives in Michigan and turned me on to them. He’s a fan of the Kentucky Breakfast Stout (when it’s on). I have found that it’s good for those times when you are trying to erase some memory, haha. I’m glad I can find Founders over here, good stuff.
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Hahaha, yeah, for sure. Kentucky Breakfast Stout and other barrel-aged stouts fall under a category me and a friend refer to as “Blackout Stout”. It’s for the darkest, coldest times of winter when you are just trying to time travel ahead to longer days. The next thing you know, you wake up and it’s summer.
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