What are you drinking?

[superx]

This peaked my attention earlier in the local off sales, brewed in Co Cork, gluten free stout..

Rather bitter with hints of quality coffee beans and burnt wood ash.. Definitely got my attention.. Can’t see shares in Guinness dropping any time soon though..

 

[moose eater]

32-oz. of green tea, 16-oz. of winter blend coffee with 40% heavy whipping cream, and a traditional 11-oz. glass of Breckenridge Brewing's Christmas Ale @ 7.1% abv.

 

[superx]

32-oz. of green tea, 16-oz. of winter blend coffee with 40% heavy whipping cream, and a traditional 11-oz. glass of Breckenridge Brewing's Christmas Ale @ 7.1% abv.

Hey Moose, your going 3 coarse on it.

That's rather strong for ale, most Ales here are usually weak especially the pale & blond hoppy one's..
Is the Christmas Ale Amber?

 

[moose eater]

Hey Moose, your going 3 coarse on it.

That's rather strong for ale, most Ales here are usually weak especially the pale & blond hoppy one's..
Is the Christmas Ale Amber?

Closer to a brown ale. Very tasty, not too heavy (no syrupy consistency), and higher end of middle for what it is re. alcohol content.

It's 5-liters, in metric measurement. On sale at Costco as a seasonal item for $17 USD.

My favorite Old English Ale from Yukon Brewing in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada is 'Lead Dog Ale'; also a brown ale and at 7% abv.