Beer thread
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@canefan said in NZ Politics:
@mariner4life said in NZ Politics:
@nzzp said in NZ Politics:
@mariner4life said in NZ Politics:
Yea fuck off mate, i'll let the experts do their thing.
Nothing like the Codys Appreciation Society
what's a Cody? I thought that was a pre-mix Bourbon?
Is he trying to insinuate that you are a beer philistine? Don't worry, I still drink Corona and Speights along with my Garage project stuff, which is as far as I'll venture into craft beer land
I had my first Garage project beer the other day and it was bloody awesome, might be something to this craft beer industry.
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@no-quarter said in NZ Politics:
@canefan said in NZ Politics:
@mariner4life said in NZ Politics:
@nzzp said in NZ Politics:
@mariner4life said in NZ Politics:
Yea fuck off mate, i'll let the experts do their thing.
Nothing like the Codys Appreciation Society
what's a Cody? I thought that was a pre-mix Bourbon?
Is he trying to insinuate that you are a beer philistine? Don't worry, I still drink Corona and Speights along with my Garage project stuff, which is as far as I'll venture into craft beer land
I had my first Garage project beer the other day and it was bloody awesome, might be something to this craft beer industry.
I like Hapi Daze(?), the one with the red can and car on front is quite good too. Still got time for a dirty mainstream bevvie too though
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I must admit to being far less of a beer piston wristed gibbon of late. Even I got sick of the constant, well, wankness of it all. Plus craft beers bloat the fuck out of ya. So definitely a bit of a treat every now and again compared to the past.
Some of Garage Projects beers are nothing short of ridiculous.
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Strange thing is that I drink cask ales when at the pub and canned/bottled at home. Never touch bottled ales or draught IPAs etc.
What is good now is that there are “mass produced” beers in the styles made popular by boutique brewers that are actually quite good in both taste and price. They will always have a premium over vaguely malted fizz simply due to ingredient cost but the ridiculous price levels of old are decreasing along with the need for every flannel wearing, bearded, tattooed loser to become a brewing artist. -
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@nzzp said in Beer thread:
@crucial said in Beer thread:
every flannel wearing, bearded, tattooed loser to become a brewing artist.
Why, hello there (minus the tats, of course)
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@jegga said in Beer thread:
@nzzp said in Beer thread:
@jegga WHERE IS THE FLANNEL.
Here
Ah, now that's a selfie I can be happy with.
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@nzzp said in Beer thread:
@jegga said in Beer thread:
@nzzp said in Beer thread:
@jegga WHERE IS THE FLANNEL.
Here
Ah, now that's a selfie I can be happy with.
Bit too bogan to join the London hipster crowd. They may not let you into their ironically converted corner shop with a carefully selected fridge of obscure brews made out of waste and hedgerow clippings. You need to cultivate this look if you want in (and want to look like every second plonker in E1)
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BrewDog's "Nanny State" - 0.5%, and pretty tasty. Had to resort to it while watching an ABs game in mid-morning, with a full day's riding ahead...
Albeit - was Bledisloe #1 from memory, and true to my superstition, we didn't start scoring proper tries until I had 1 full-strength beer. -
@crucial Macs Mid Vicious is easily the best low alcohol beer I have tried, is good to know there are some options out there, will have to keep an eye out for that one.
The Heineken light is the most shitty crap ever, as for zero alcohol, not sure why you'd bother!
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I consider anything 4% or below barely worth it. Granted I don't drink to get pissed nearly as much as I used to but in my opinion you need a beer to be at least 5.5% to register.
Speights, Tui, Export and all our mass produced generic shit beers are all around 4% and I've avoided them for years.
If you don't want to go full craft I've found Monteiths, Macs and Boundary Road do some decent drops at good prices.
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@mn5 said in Beer thread:
I consider anything 4% or below barely worth it. Granted I don't drink to get pissed nearly as much as I used to but in my opinion you need a beer to be at least 5.5% to register.
Speights, Tui, Export and all our mass produced generic shit beers are all around 4% and I've avoided them for years.
If you don't want to go full craft I've found Monteiths, Macs and Boundary Road do some decent drops at good prices.
Ha! How about that! You are still a vanker!
