Mixer-sixer thread
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 12:42 pm
Not every place allows you to make a mixer-sixer but when they do I think it's a great thing. I just found a local shop about 10 minutes away that has a pretty good beer selection and allows this so I decided to pick up a 6-pack for my upcoming trip to the lake. This way I can just recycle the bottles instead of worrying about bringing them back - plus, I get some variety for the days on the water.
I went to a few favorites but grabbed a few new ones, too:
Lagunitas CENSORED (formerly known as The Kronik) - One of my favorite ambers, although they refer to it as a Copper Ale
Lagunitas Pale Ale - Better than a lot of IPAs out there IMO. Love it.
Speakeasy Prohibition Ale - Another solid amber
Monkey Knife Fight Pale Ale - Haven't had it yet but how do you pass up something with a name like that?
Firestone Pivo Pils: I'm not a huge fan of Pilsners but this one gets such rave reviews I figured "why not?"
Ballast Point Calico Amber: I've not had a bad beer from Ballast Point so I'm giving this a shot, too. It is listed as an English-style ESB/Amber and I generally prefer American Ambers because I have a major distaste for any diacytel but I'm willing to give it a try
This also represents me getting back to my 'roots' and my love of ambers and pale ales.
Now the trick is not touching them until next Sunday....God give me strength.
I went to a few favorites but grabbed a few new ones, too:
Lagunitas CENSORED (formerly known as The Kronik) - One of my favorite ambers, although they refer to it as a Copper Ale
Lagunitas Pale Ale - Better than a lot of IPAs out there IMO. Love it.
Speakeasy Prohibition Ale - Another solid amber
Monkey Knife Fight Pale Ale - Haven't had it yet but how do you pass up something with a name like that?
Firestone Pivo Pils: I'm not a huge fan of Pilsners but this one gets such rave reviews I figured "why not?"
Ballast Point Calico Amber: I've not had a bad beer from Ballast Point so I'm giving this a shot, too. It is listed as an English-style ESB/Amber and I generally prefer American Ambers because I have a major distaste for any diacytel but I'm willing to give it a try
This also represents me getting back to my 'roots' and my love of ambers and pale ales.
Now the trick is not touching them until next Sunday....God give me strength.