Summer Beer/Ales
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Anderson Valley Gose (the main one, not the blood orange, which is actually pretty good too).
Full Sail Session Lager
Sierra Nevada Summerfest Lager
Red Seal Ale has always been a go to for me in the summer.
Marshall Arrowhead Ale
Prairie Rugby Ale if they put it out this year.
Full Sail Session Lager
Sierra Nevada Summerfest Lager
Red Seal Ale has always been a go to for me in the summer.
Marshall Arrowhead Ale
Prairie Rugby Ale if they put it out this year.
All that crap is too heavy in the heat IMO. Give me some Big Wave and Ultra lime and I'm good at the pool.
I'm on a sour beer kick lately.
The Anderson Valley Gose is my absolute favorite.
Choc put on a Gose that I liked also.
The Anderson Valley Gose is my absolute favorite.
Choc put on a Gose that I liked also.
I thought we were sticking with quality beers. AV Gose isn't heavy at all.
Gram Positive...and it's my favorite Gose lately though the AV is good. It's goofy name irritates me though.
There are a lot of "session" IPAs out now, many of which are good. For Oklahoma beer I think my favorite (summer or otherwise) is Arrowhead Pale Ale from Marshall. I'm headed to San Diego for a week for National Homebrew Conference and general beer tourism. I'm sure I will add a couple of new summer favorites!
Glad to see all the love for Big Wave! Tasted in Maui a couple of years ago and was hooked. Been bootlegging it from TX until OK finally added it to the approved list. It stays in stock at this house and will likely be what I have at the pool tomorrow when I fire up the Egg.
I am with you man, I cannot stand Sam Adams original, but some of their seasonals I have found to be ok/decent...... I am not saying that cold start is the best beer ever or anything like that, but I have had it a couple of times, and I kind of liked it.....
This weekend I've been enjoying St. Arnold Lawnmower. I may have bad taste in beer. But I really enjoy this brew.
I originally posted this on another thread, but Odell's new Brombeere is an excellent summer beer. It's a blackberry Gose.
I agree on the Brombeere. Bought a growler of it last weekend. Good stuff.
I stopped by their place in St James and bought a 12 of it. Sampled their others but they didnt do a lot for me. The IPA was pretty good though.
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Had Bricktown's Blueberry beer on tap a couple weeks ago in Owasso, that was some good, light hot day stuff. I love blueberries though.
Tried a Steven's Point Lime/grapefruit beer yesterday. I will not be drinking another Steven's Point Lime/grapefruit beer. That was gawd awful.
Tried a Steven's Point Lime/grapefruit beer yesterday. I will not be drinking another Steven's Point Lime/grapefruit beer. That was gawd awful.
It's not sold in OK,FYI. Are you in TX? Can't remember. Odell has a beer finder on their webstie, FYI. You can see what locations carry which beers. I'm sure it isn't 100% up to date.
No kidding. Do people just assume all beer with fruit in it is like Angry Orchid? There are some damn good beer with fruit in it.
Yeah, and they told me at the brewery last week they had not plans to come here any time soon. Adding Texas last year pretty much maxed them out for the time being.
Just tried the Choc Gose today. First gose I've tried. Man that's pretty tart. Is theirs pretty typical of most goses? I know they are supposed to be sour but that was really salty and puckerish. Wasn't bad once I got used to it.
It's supposed to be tart. I don't know about Choc. I've not drank one of their beers in probably close to 10 years because everyone I ever tried was mediocre.
The Odell Brombeere isn't as tart just a hint of tartness. The Anderson Valley (The Kimmie, The Yink & the Holy) Gose is quite tart and has a salty aftertaste. That's the way the style is supposed to be. That beer also has a distinctly citrusy-berry flavor even though it has no fruit added.
Boulevard has a (hibiscus) Gose that I've been told is quite good, but I've not had it.
The Odell Brombeere isn't as tart just a hint of tartness. The Anderson Valley (The Kimmie, The Yink & the Holy) Gose is quite tart and has a salty aftertaste. That's the way the style is supposed to be. That beer also has a distinctly citrusy-berry flavor even though it has no fruit added.
Boulevard has a (hibiscus) Gose that I've been told is quite good, but I've not had it.
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