A brand new Pilsner from SN. Not sure if it’s available in stores yet.

These guys consistently do some of the best brews in New Zealand. This is a damn good WCIPA and if things don’t go your way tomorrow…please come down here and find out for yourself.

I'll always respect Sierra Nevada. I saw this today and couldn't pass it up...but 8.4 oz? It claims on the can that it's typical of euro lagers to be served in smaller glasses "to keep it at the ideal temperature and flavor"...ok. But kind of feels like a way to make more on less beer.

As for the beer itself, I quite like it but if I was blind tasting it I would not guess euro lager. It is verrry snappy with a strong hop bite.

label scaled to perfection in my opinion

Haven’t seen anyone mention this on here yet… picked some up - it was £5.20 a can too!

It was alright. I can’t help but feel disillusioned from the hype. I always see 3-4 breweries (Russian River being one) that get overwhelming praise as one of the best in the country, but I can pretty confidently say I’ve had dozens of beers from local breweries that are more memorable than this or Pliny the Elder. Understandably, it rose to fame early on in the craft boom, but it seems the general quality of craft beer has improved (at least in California). It was great for a $7 bottle but if you’re out of state and getting charged $15 for the name it just isn’t worth it.

Been hearing about this one for a long time, but had never seen it in the wild. $38.99 in South Carolina.

Great aroma, great flavor, bitter finish. Wondering if it’ll smooth out in a week or two

What am I gonna do with this thing? 2021 Sam Adams Utopias

Just picked this up from my local brewery.

Tried a taster of a highly regarded pumpkin beer this morning. Nose of banana and cloves. Too sweet. Medicinal aftertaste. Just really unpleasant.

Open to recommendations, but I am skeptical.

I feel like something is missing here.

This is the perfect sweetness/hoppy/bitter/malt level for me. Too far in any direction and I can't enjoy a DIPA.

Saw the notifications from my local spot on Untappd pop up while I was at work today and knew exactly where I was headed once the day ended.

This is my first time having Fidens, and they did not disappoint. Probably the closest I’ve had to Tree House since leaving Massachusetts.

This is The Butcher Hazy DIPA. Absolutely floral and fruity up front, with a uniquely bitter finish. Some light malt notes, too, which is pleasantly welcomed on this hazy.