The Doom Room: ILF Edition

[AngryGoldfish]

But as far as perennial favourites, here in Ireland we have access to Sierra Nevada, Founders, Erdinger, O'Hara's, Brewdog, Punk IPA, Duvel, Innis & Gunn, Hobgoblin, and a bunch of others I have yet to try.

Hobgoblin tastes like death.

I think they make decent stuff. Their ginger beer is interesting pint. You can find a couple at Aldi here in Ireland for just over €2 a pint.

[Harry_Manback]

But as far as perennial favourites, here in Ireland we have access to Sierra Nevada, Founders, Erdinger, O'Hara's, Brewdog, Punk IPA, Duvel, Innis & Gunn, Hobgoblin, and a bunch of others I have yet to try.

I don't know if you can get it over there, but the Sierra Nevada Torpedo extra IPA (7.20%) is one of my favorite 'mass produced' beers. But I'm all about the NW craft IPAs.

I couldn't find a beer to my liking in the UK.

[conky]

I could care less for beer. I sipped on an enema kit one time on a dare and it tasted just about like a warm PBR. It all tastes nasty so if I'm drinking to get drunk I just go for the whiskey.

Speaking of whiskey...

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[samzadgan]

But as far as perennial favourites, here in Ireland we have access to Sierra Nevada, Founders, Erdinger, O'Hara's, Brewdog, Punk IPA, Duvel, Innis & Gunn, Hobgoblin, and a bunch of others I have yet to try.

I don't know if you can get it over there, but the Sierra Nevada Torpedo extra IPA (7.20%) is one of my favorite 'mass produced' beers. But I'm all about the NW craft IPAs.

I couldn't find a beer to my liking in the UK.

The beer sucks in the UK...good beer in Australia though...i miss good
Aussie beer so much and these days there are a lot of micro breweries too...the UK is all about their ale.

[CaptainBoxman]

No one drinks like the English, Irish and Scottish though

[Ancient Astronaught]

All the beers I could recommend are either CO specific, or west coast. All you east coast people and your founders and three floyds (which is more central, but still) can suck it.

As far as Saisons the Stone Saison is a pretty good introduction to the style, as is the Collette from Great Divide. New Belgium's Trippel and Abby beers are fantastic openers into Belgian styles. Good wheat beers have a really good citrusy taste that can either be heavy almost spiced orange, to really light lemonade taste as well. I'd recomend an unfiltered wheat beer if you enjoy sweeter and less bitter beers. Also some darker lagers and bocks have a sweet taste to them rather than the bitter as well.

Noted! I do love me a good Belgian beer, Delerium's stuff is top notch and I've also had one called Lucifer that was divine. I've had a few bocks as well that I enjoyed. I'll keep an eye out for the Stone one as we definitely have their stuff around here.

[BoatRich]

How old are you man?

I'm 20, drinking age in the States is 21.

Skip, you should totally do that. I'll buy. As far as IPA's/your love for cider goes, cider is awesome but I can't drink it all the time because the sweetness makes my teeth/stomach hurt. IPA's are awesome to sip but not really pound back/drink quickly.

Other than that, I love most beers but will honestly buy PBR tall boys over more expensive shit pretty much any day. I'd rather smoke for the most part and I really just want something I can drink quickly and cheaply.

[BoatRich]

But as far as perennial favourites, here in Ireland we have access to Sierra Nevada, Founders, Erdinger, O'Hara's, Brewdog, Punk IPA, Duvel, Innis & Gunn, Hobgoblin, and a bunch of others I have yet to try.

I don't know if you can get it over there, but the Sierra Nevada Torpedo extra IPA (7.20%) is one of my favorite 'mass produced' beers. But I'm all about the NW craft IPAs.

I couldn't find a beer to my liking in the UK.

Also, back this really hard. I dig Sierra Nevada. There's a brewery near my house called Lost Rhino that's fucking awesome as well. They have a ton of interesting stuff for decent prices.

[AngryGoldfish]

But as far as perennial favourites, here in Ireland we have access to Sierra Nevada, Founders, Erdinger, O'Hara's, Brewdog, Punk IPA, Duvel, Innis & Gunn, Hobgoblin, and a bunch of others I have yet to try.

I don't know if you can get it over there, but the Sierra Nevada Torpedo extra IPA (7.20%) is one of my favorite 'mass produced' beers. But I'm all about the NW craft IPAs.

I couldn't find a beer to my liking in the UK.

UK-made beers? I'm not sure there are many. Definitely all about the ales.

How old are you man?

I'm 20, drinking age in the States is 21.

Skip, you should totally do that. I'll buy. As far as IPA's/your love for cider goes, cider is awesome but I can't drink it all the time because the sweetness makes my teeth/stomach hurt. IPA's are awesome to sip but not really pound back/drink quickly.

Other than that, I love most beers but will honestly buy PBR tall boys over more expensive shit pretty much any day. I'd rather smoke for the most part and I really just want something I can drink quickly and cheaply.

Yeah, you don't drink IPA's to get drunk or buzzed. You drink it for the taste and the snobbery.

[Ancient Astronaught]

How old are you man?

I'm 20, drinking age in the States is 21.

Skip, you should totally do that. I'll buy. As far as IPA's/your love for cider goes, cider is awesome but I can't drink it all the time because the sweetness makes my teeth/stomach hurt. IPA's are awesome to sip but not really pound back/drink quickly.

Other than that, I love most beers but will honestly buy PBR tall boys over more expensive shit pretty much any day. I'd rather smoke for the most part and I really just want something I can drink quickly and cheaply.

I'll see whats up for next practice since it will be my birthday. I totally understand the sugary aspect, but I always got some liqour around too haha

That last part is exactly why we get along. Same mindset.

[BoatRich]

How old are you man?

I'm 20, drinking age in the States is 21.

Skip, you should totally do that. I'll buy. As far as IPA's/your love for cider goes, cider is awesome but I can't drink it all the time because the sweetness makes my teeth/stomach hurt. IPA's are awesome to sip but not really pound back/drink quickly.

Other than that, I love most beers but will honestly buy PBR tall boys over more expensive shit pretty much any day. I'd rather smoke for the most part and I really just want something I can drink quickly and cheaply.

I'll see whats up for next practice since it will be my birthday. I totally understand the sugary aspect, but I always got some liqour around too haha

That last part is exactly why we get along. Same mindset.

Is it really? I'll make sure to bring a little more bud than usual then! Also, a fancy piece because I should have a new vape by then hopefully.

[Krosis]

It took me awhile to really get into IPAs. Goose Island IPA is amazing.

[Ancient Astronaught]

Is it really? I'll make sure to bring a little more bud than usual then! Also, a fancy piece because I should have a new vape by then hopefully.

The next scheduled one yes it is.

Hopefully I have a new job so I can smoke by then..... I've been dying.

[D.o.S.]

'No Good UK beers' guys are fucking wrong.
https://www.theakstons.co.uk/Ales/Old-Peculier/

Best beer ever. Not up for discussion.

Also IPA's are usually high ABV. You definitely drink them to get drunk. You drink all beer to get drunk. Unless you're one of those people who don't ever sully their palettes with anything and don't have any fun at all.

[CaptainBoxman]

I will also defend UK beer

Wychcraft/Wychwood and Brew Dog especially are fantastic. BD is actually one of, if not the, fastest growing business in the UK right now.