BOTD - Beer Of The Day - 2016

I must add Way Beer Farmouse Ale (sharp hop finish to this imported from Brazil Saison) and a Kilkenny Cream Ale on nitro tap to last evening's post-bike refueling.

Had some good stuff at Noble Ale Works in Anaheim on Sunday:
Wrong Side of the Road pale ale
Naughty Sauce golden coffee milk stout
Orange Mocha Frappucino sweet stout kindof thing (13%!)
and a couple different bottles of Belgian ales with different strains of brett, can't remember what they called the beer...

Three Floyds Gumball Head. Delicious.

Pizza Port Swami ​IPA

Couple of local brews at Smoke on the Water BBQ Festival in Downtown Ft. Myers last evening:
Old Soul Brewing Comb Over Honey Ale (malt and honey), and Bury Me Brewing From My Cold Dead Hands which is an IPA very similar to Lagunitas.

Gumball Head

Last night was KBS, Oracle and Hopslam. I'll be taking tonight off...

Pub crawl last evening. The highlight was a large thimble of Wee Heavy Scottish ale on nitro tap. The mouthful of Hoëgarden was good, too.

Sprye. It is a rye pale ale brewed by Madtree out of Cincinnati.

I'm just having a Batemans Mocha Beer (6% ABV). Different but really nice.

This review sums it up well.

Hoegaarden Wit-Blanche Belgian Wheat

Kalik. Just a light lager on a hot Florida day and to bring back memories of a recent cruise to the Bahamas.

A little VN hot pot love today, with some Mother Earth Brew Co Kismet IPA!

Had some pretty good ones at Stone Brewing on Saturday (the Liberty Station location).
Stone's Go To IPA,
Took Lager Than We Thought experimental imperial lager
Run DRC strong bitter
Pataskala Red X red IPA
and Societe's The Apprentice IPA

Tonight, Goose Island Sofie

Elysian Superfuzz - Blood orange pale

Orlando Brewing Partners I-4 IPA on tap. Not bad. Extra points for the clever name.

1Cal said:

I'm just having a Batemans Mocha Beer (6% ABV). Different but really nice.
This review sums it up well.

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Man, that looks good. I hope I can find it here in the States.

If you like that flavor, I'll recommend a beer I consider a gift from the U.K. Try Sam Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout. Pure Heaven.

Don

Black Adder said:

Man, that looks good. I hope I can find it here in the States.

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They do export to the States, but they don't say where and/or to whom. You could always drop them an email via their website Don.

Black Adder said:

If you like that flavor, I'll recommend a beer I consider a gift from the U.K. Try Sam Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout. Pure Heaven.

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Thanks for the heads up Don. That one's on my wish list now.

Black Adder said:

Man, that looks good. I hope I can find it here in the States.

If you like that flavor, I'll recommend a beer I consider a gift from the U.K. Try Sam Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout. Pure Heaven.

Don

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Yes! The SS Organic Chocolate Stout is delicious and can usually be found at Whole Foods markets here in California ;-)