What's new
  • ICMag with help from Phlizon, Landrace Warden and The Vault is running a NEW contest for Christmas! You can check it here. Prizes are: full spectrum led light, seeds & forum premium access. Come join in!

What are you drinking?

superx

Well-known member
Veteran
✓
I've never seen that particular Guinness. Now I feel cheated.
Indeed Moose,
There's no substitute for the black stuff. Ah sure ya know yourself roll on the weekend I'll be back to myself 😃

I notice glass bottles seem to be making a big come back at the off sales, this I like to see.
Local craft breweries have always seemed to have a bigger selection on bottles than they do cans. ( I find a lot of their stouts to sweet)

The bottles I'm referring to would be pint size (500ml) and would come at a higher price, for every can there would be a glass version. I much prefer drinking out of glass, though I did drink Guinness out of a Wellington boot at a party once, as a few others did..

Waiting for some sort of sign from the other side of the mountains, smoke signals letting me know the pint size glass bottles of Guinness have arrived. Bridie at the local community club will hear all about it first..
 

superx

Well-known member
Veteran
✓
We have a live one here, 70cl priced at 23 yo yo’s, exceptional value. Even though it’s blended it was finished in Irish craft beer-seasoned barrels, nice to sip on..

On a bit of a side note, Conor mc Gregor (clown) who lost his civil case last week in the high court for rape, has seen all his branding The black forge, proper 12 whiskey any thing else related to him cleared of the shelves throughout Ireland..
Even the wax museum in Dublin have removed his wax work.
Cheers..
IMG_1705.jpeg
 

moose eater

Well-known member
Premium user
Indeed Moose,
There's no substitute for the black stuff. Ah sure ya know yourself roll on the weekend I'll be back to myself 😃

I notice glass bottles seem to be making a big come back at the off sales, this I like to see.
Local craft breweries have always seemed to have a bigger selection on bottles than they do cans. ( I find a lot of their stouts to sweet)

The bottles I'm referring to would be pint size (500ml) and would come at a higher price, for every can there would be a glass version. I much prefer drinking out of glass, though I did drink Guinness out of a Wellington boot at a party once, as a few others did..

Waiting for some sort of sign from the other side of the mountains, smoke signals letting me know the pint size glass bottles of Guinness have arrived. Bridie at the local community club will hear all about it first..
Just now saw this, SX.

Yes, glass is preferable to cans. The bottles (surprisingly) also travel better in a freight sled over the trails, too. Can's will burst more readily from the bouncing. Bottles not so much.

We get some of the English beers here in larger bottles, such as Samuel Smith's, which I recall some of them going about 19.3 oz. or something like that (a pint and three oz. I think).

This one here is a favorite of mine and is in a 550 ml bottle. It's also a 7% abv beer.

1733032617798.png
 

mean mr.mustard

I Pass Satellites
Veteran
Classy motherfuckers and their crystal!! ;)

The bottle IS a glass if you have an open mind... :D

To be fair.... I do bottle a lot of stuff under corks in 375mL splits.

Not a lot of people (at least in my circles) want strong mead or dry wine so, while it is a bit more work up front to cork twice as many bottles versus a standard fifth, it's nice to see that bottle drank and know that there's more whenever.

I'm drinking a peach, plum, and pear wine... it's a bit sweet but it's very approachable and it is almost gone... my guess is it is around 14 percent and I admit that I am drinking it out of a glass....




















Bottle.
 

Porky82

Well-known member
Just now saw this, SX.

Yes, glass is preferable to cans. The bottles (surprisingly) also travel better in a freight sled over the trails, too. Can's will burst more readily from the bouncing. Bottles not so much.

We get some of the English beers here in larger bottles, such as Samuel Smith's, which I recall some of them going about 19.3 oz. or something like that (a pint and three oz. I think).

This one here is a favorite of mine and is in a 550 ml bottle. It's also a 7% abv beer.

View attachment 19108448
Love a good stout. Is it more chocolate or more coffee undertones?
I prefer coffee personally.
 

Porky82

Well-known member
We have a live one here, 70cl priced at 23 yo yo’s, exceptional value. Even though it’s blended it was finished in Irish craft beer-seasoned barrels, nice to sip on..

On a bit of a side note, Conor mc Gregor (clown) who lost his civil case last week in the high court for rape, has seen all his branding The black forge, proper 12 whiskey any thing else related to him cleared of the shelves throughout Ireland..
Even the wax museum in Dublin have removed his wax work.
Cheers..
View attachment 19107821
Now that looks fucking good!!
 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt
Premium user
420club
✓
Classy motherfuckers and their crystal!! ;)

The bottle IS a glass if you have an open mind... :D

To be fair.... I do bottle a lot of stuff under corks in 375mL splits.

Not a lot of people (at least in my circles) want strong mead or dry wine so, while it is a bit more work up front to cork twice as many bottles versus a standard fifth, it's nice to see that bottle drank and know that there's more whenever.

I'm drinking a peach, plum, and pear wine... it's a bit sweet but it's very approachable and it is almost gone... my guess is it is around 14 percent and I admit that I am drinking it out of a glass....




















Bottle.
that is a good measure as a bottle for one and can be split between two if you just want a taste and dont mind sharing


as long as you hold your pinky out you are f'n posh
/spits on ground
 

moose eater

Well-known member
Premium user
Love a good stout. Is it more chocolate or more coffee undertones?
I prefer coffee personally.
It's not syrupy thick, and Samuel Smith's beers tend to have a unique flavor. I believe they're fermented in Yorkshire Square style, in what were originally stone fermentation vats.

The flavor is unique.

I highly recommend their Imperial Stout, though 7% is a bit lower in abv compared to many or some Imperial Stouts. Flavor is more creamy.

One of my favorite Imperial Stouts that we can't get up here any longer, is from Lagunitas. It's a 22-oz. bottle (never saw it in 12-oz. bottles in six-packs) and it has 9.9% abv but doesn't taste like it and is relatively silky smooth for what it is.

1733539944662.png
 

Porky82

Well-known member
It's not syrupy thick, and Samuel Smith's beers tend to have a unique flavor. I believe they're fermented in Yorkshire Square style, in what were originally stone fermentation vats.

The flavor is unique.

I highly recommend their Imperial Stout, though 7% is a bit lower in abv compared to many or some Imperial Stouts. Flavor is more creamy.

One of my favorite Imperial Stouts that we can't get up here any longer, is from Lagunitas. It's a 22-oz. bottle (never saw it in 12-oz. bottles in six-packs) and it has 9.9% abv but doesn't taste like it and is relatively silky smooth for what it is.

View attachment 19111303
Yeah that sounds delicious!
 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt
Premium user
420club
✓
It's not syrupy thick, and Samuel Smith's beers tend to have a unique flavor. I believe they're fermented in Yorkshire Square style, in what were originally stone fermentation vats.

The flavor is unique.

I highly recommend their Imperial Stout, though 7% is a bit lower in abv compared to many or some Imperial Stouts. Flavor is more creamy.

One of my favorite Imperial Stouts that we can't get up here any longer, is from Lagunitas. It's a 22-oz. bottle (never saw it in 12-oz. bottles in six-packs) and it has 9.9% abv but doesn't taste like it and is relatively silky smooth for what it is.

View attachment 19111303
lagunitas is great beer! their ipa is top notch for a easy drinking ipa and they have some fun flavors
oh the good times, we would grab those in the 22s we called them bombers

i just noticed it says unlimited release on that, i wonder why you cant get it in your area?
another good san diego beer was ballast point, they have a tap room not far from my moms place
their sculpin ipa is excellent and they have a great variety
i ahve some bottles somewhere
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/199/46188/
 

PadawanWarrior

Well-known member
lagunitas is great beer! their ipa is top notch for a easy drinking ipa and they have some fun flavors
oh the good times, we would grab those in the 22s we called them bombers

i just noticed it says unlimited release on that, i wonder why you cant get it in your area?
another good san diego beer was ballast point, they have a tap room not far from my moms place
their sculpin ipa is excellent and they have a great variety
i ahve some bottles somewhere
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/199/46188/
I've been thinking of trying Lagunitas lately but just haven't yet. Now all you guys got me extra curious.

But this is now a Haze thread.
20241206_203707.jpg
 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt
Premium user
420club
✓
hahah dont get me rolling on that fat tire!
they have a great selection of beers and will sell them in variety packs so you can sample a bunc of different taste
 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt
Premium user
420club
✓
lagunitas is great beer! their ipa is top notch for a easy drinking ipa and they have some fun flavors
oh the good times, we would grab those in the 22s we called them bombers

i just noticed it says unlimited release on that, i wonder why you cant get it in your area?
another good san diego beer was ballast point, they have a tap room not far from my moms place
their sculpin ipa is excellent and they have a great variety
i ahve some bottles somewhere
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/199/46188/
so FAKE NEWS! they dont have the sea monster anymore! as its been discontinued
its getting to that time of year where a good dark beer hits the spot
but we love our ipas
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/199/46188/
 

moose eater

Well-known member
Premium user
lagunitas is great beer! their ipa is top notch for a easy drinking ipa and they have some fun flavors
oh the good times, we would grab those in the 22s we called them bombers

i just noticed it says unlimited release on that, i wonder why you cant get it in your area?
another good san diego beer was ballast point, they have a tap room not far from my moms place
their sculpin ipa is excellent and they have a great variety
i ahve some bottles somewhere
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/199/46188/
They still appear to make the stuff. I believe it was either a distributor decision, or them not wanting to ship to Alaska anymore. Who knows. Maybe the demand rose beyond their production ability, and we lost out?
 

pop_rocks

In my empire of dirt
Premium user
420club
✓
brilliant!
guinness extra stout! i will have to keep an eye out for that, hoe does that compare to the regular stout, it does looks dark and lively
what will they think of next

 
Top