Suds of the Day

[Mad Mac]

Rare Beer of the Month Club Membership

My son-in-law gives me a membership in the beer of the month club for my birthday. Micro-brewed and international beers in previous years, but this year it's the Rare Beers. The first shipment included Naparbier ZZ+. I love that boy.

They also have clubs for wine, cheese, chocolate, cigars and flowers. If you are looking for a gift idea, check them out.

 

[RockyJk]

Lengthwise Porter

 

[Bullwinckle]

Surprisingly not that bad costco beer!

 

[10frank9]

Surprisingly not that bad costco beer! View attachment 112063

Wow! Makes me remember growing up seeing the tan cans that just said "Beer" at Stater Bros. :thumb:

 

[Clem319]

Surprisingly not that bad costco beer! View attachment 112063

I thought it was pretty bad. It was really sweet. However, it comes in a 48 pack so that impressed me.

 

[Bullwinckle]

I thought it was pretty bad. It was really sweet. However, it comes in a 48 pack so that impressed me.

Yea it was sweet but I choked down enough to make it not too bad haha

 

[JAGS]

So freakin good. Bruery Sucré. 100% ale aged in port barrels.

 

[10frank9]

So freakin good. Bruery Sucré. 100% ale aged in port barrels.
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Fancy. Looks good. :thumb:

 

[JAGS]

Fancy. Looks good. :thumb:

Ha ha. Fancy for sure. At the price of the bottle, we drank it like wine. Lol.

 

[ridg3runner]

My stepdad is a bit of a pack rat. Today he brings out a rack that has about a dozen bottles of beer that was given to him nearly ten years ago. Each bottle is a different brand from various states. He offered them to me but I declined as I don't care much for craft beer and I'm not even sure if they are any good after sitting for so long. Here is a pic of just one of them, can anyone tell me if they are worth keeping around?

 

[OverlanderJK]

My stepdad is a bit of a pack rat. Today he brings out a rack that has about a dozen bottles of beer that was given to him nearly ten years ago. Each bottle is a different brand from various states. He offered them to me but I declined as I don't care much for craft beer and I'm not even sure if they are any good after sitting for so long. Here is a pic of just one of them, can anyone tell me if they are worth keeping around? View attachment 112437

I would put it on the wall in my bar but wouldn't drink it.

 

[TheDuff]

I've heard of some stouts that can be aged for 5 years or so, but 10 years sounds a fair bit too long

 

[Clem319]

My stepdad is a bit of a pack rat. Today he brings out a rack that has about a dozen bottles of beer that was given to him nearly ten years ago. Each bottle is a different brand from various states. He offered them to me but I declined as I don't care much for craft beer and I'm not even sure if they are any good after sitting for so long. Here is a pic of just one of them, can anyone tell me if they are worth keeping around? View attachment 112437

Unless it was aged properly it probably isn't good any more. Beer need to be aged similar to wine. Steady low temps, around 55 degrees. I would keep them though

 

[compton94]

Delicious all three. Buddies and I shared...

 

[compton94]

So freakin good. Bruery Sucré. 100% ale aged in port barrels.
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I agree JAGS, I had this Thursday night.

Alesmiths Horny Devil is a good one else too....

 

[Clem319]

Delicious all three. Buddies and I shared...

Sweet lineup

 

[chipper]

My stepdad is a bit of a pack rat. Today he brings out a rack that has about a dozen bottles of beer that was given to him nearly ten years ago. Each bottle is a different brand from various states. He offered them to me but I declined as I don't care much for craft beer and I'm not even sure if they are any good after sitting for so long. Here is a pic of just one of them, can anyone tell me if they are worth keeping around? View attachment 112437

Keep them. They would look great on display at a home bar/ man cave.

 

[RockyJk]

Just got home from Death Valley having some 805

 

[Mad Mac]

Golden Gate Gose, Almanac Beer Company.

Gose is a German sour wheat beer brewed with salt and coriander, however,
the most interesting thing about this company is that they have no brewery.
They use excess capacity of existing breweries. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

 

[StrizzyChris]

I'm so exhausted from the move....I unpacked the only thing important!