I'm going make a post about beer. This is the first and most certainly won't be the last. I'll try to post as much information about the beers I post on here from their brewer and some pictures I take from my phone (if I'm not already down a few and forget) as well as what I personally thought about it.
Here's today's:
Goose Island's Bourbon County Stout. I was able to attend a keg tapping at a local bar with some of the brew masters from Goose Island. They came to Lincoln from Chicago where the brewery is. They explained the aging process of the beer and how they aged it in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. That choice surprised me. Heaven Hill may not be the most well known bourbon out there but it it pretty good so I can't say they messed up there. They ship this stuff out in November so if you miss it you have to wait a while but if you're lucky your local liquor store may have some in stock for a while because it's kinda of expensive. Here I was able to buy the standard 4-pack for just under $20. Not a bad investment if you enjoy premium beers. Check it out sometime if you can. Enjoy!
Here's some info I pulled from Goose Island's website on this beer:
Recipe Information:
Style: Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout
Alcohol by Volume: 13%
International Bitterness Units: 60
Color: Midnight
Hops: Willamette
Malt: 2-Row, Munich, Chocolate, Caramel, Roast Barley, Debittered Black
Serving Suggestions:
Preferred Glass: Snifter
Food Pairings: Flourless Chocolate Cake
Cheese Pairings: Capriole Bourbon Chocolate Torte
Cellaring Notes: Develops in the bottle for up to 5 years
Not really a beer guy, I prefer Disaronno, if I had to choose it'd be Budweiser.
ReplyDeleteHaha you got me totally thirsty. Nice blog!
ReplyDeletesame, never really acquired the taste, prefer just whiskey and vodka
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a beer guy, I prefer the green. But I would like to try a Micro brew, considering all the beer I've ever drank was either domestic or imported.
ReplyDeletenot much of a beer man myself, I do drink however, just not beer.
ReplyDeleteFuck yeah someone who knows about beer. I fuckin hate big beer unless I wanna cheap out. I like to go with a lot of craft brews. I'm from San Diego and personally I love all of Stone's beer the Double Bastard Ale and the Ruiniation are my favorites. Good post man, cheers.
ReplyDeleteDos equis for sure. Not very feminine though.
ReplyDeleteHell yes dude. Stone fucking rocks. I used to live in Orange County.
ReplyDeletelooks like the type i wouldnt like
ReplyDeleteI go for any stout beer. Darker the better.
ReplyDeletewow thats pretty crazy
ReplyDeleteNot much of a beer guy either, but I'd like to try my tastes at a few premiums...
ReplyDeletecant stand the taste of alcohol, lol. But I gotta hand it to you, this is quite obviously a mancave of a blog. football, basketball, beer... nice work! :P
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Fat Tire. NOM.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever heard Efes Pilsen .
ReplyDeleteIt is my favorite . A little bit bitter but goes Great with football
Give me a good can of carling anyday. Beer all tastes horrible to me, I'd rather just knock myself out with spirits.
ReplyDeleteNice beer!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Bock FTW!
ReplyDeleteI'll take a Bad Ass American Lager any day of the week.
ReplyDeleteThis looks pretty good, I actually want to try this out. Haven't seen too many different kind of beers out there on blogs.
ReplyDeletei love bouronb, BTW i like the background picture.
ReplyDeletei drink mainly lithuanian beer which is one of the best in the world! muahahaha
ReplyDeleteI prefer cognac to beer
ReplyDeletei dont really drink beer. guiness is ok
ReplyDeleteBasement-made Irish red ale
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong that I love Heineken?
ReplyDeleteThe portuguese Super Bock :P
ReplyDeleteIt's just perfect on a hot day of summer!
Jenlain, a french beer from the north, so goddam' good and cheap.
ReplyDeleteAlso a good ol' guiness always do the trick !
wow that looks absolutely gorgeous dude. I can't afford that though.. maybe for my birthday, but it will be gone by July. ;(
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