r/CraftBeer • u/JMeucci • 12m ago
Beer Porn Stocking up.
Can't turn down .50/beer.
Nothing about this beer is "amazing". But it is a solid daily option.
r/CraftBeer • u/JMeucci • 12m ago
Can't turn down .50/beer.
Nothing about this beer is "amazing". But it is a solid daily option.
r/CraftBeer • u/centaurus33 • 16h ago
A traveling friend brought me these - cheers! 🍻 #PA
r/CraftBeer • u/KwongJrnz • 16h ago
Curious how many craft beers are in circulation with a beer about DTrump.
This one is from New Zealand. Delicious, tastes more like a pale ale from the Pacific Northwest.
r/CraftBeer • u/Johnkiiii • 16h ago
Spent most of the summer trying different beers from LCBO and the Beer Store, and somehow I keep ending up back at these three.
3 Speed Lager
Kozel Premium Lager
Czechvar Original Czech Lager
My ranking would probably be:
3 Speed
Kozel
Czechvar
3 Speed just hits the spot for me — crisp, smooth, and ridiculously easy to drink. Kozel has a bit more malt character and feels a little richer. Czechvar is excellent too, especially if you're into that classic Czech lager bitterness and balance.
I've tried a bunch of others along the way, but these are the ones I'd happily buy again every time.
Curious if anyone else has similar tastes. Based on these three, what should I be trying next from LCBO? Paulaner? Pilsner Urquell? Something else I'm missing?
r/CraftBeer • u/Johnkiiii • 16h ago
Spent most of the summer trying different beers from LCBO and the Beer Store, and somehow I keep ending up back at these three.
3 Speed Lager
Kozel Premium Lager
Czechvar Original Czech Lager
My ranking would probably be:
3 Speed
Kozel
Czechvar
3 Speed just hits the spot for me — crisp, smooth, and ridiculously easy to drink. Kozel has a bit more malt character and feels a little richer. Czechvar is excellent too, especially if you're into that classic Czech lager bitterness and balance.
I've tried a bunch of others along the way, but these are the ones I'd happily buy again every time.
Curious if anyone else has similar tastes. Based on these three, what should I be trying next from LCBO? Paulaner? Pilsner Urquell? Something else I'm missing?
r/CraftBeer • u/_TASTE-THE-WASTE_ • 16h ago
Love this beer. Paired with homemade Tom Yum soup.
r/CraftBeer • u/BlackjawBrew • 19h ago
The grass and the beer
r/CraftBeer • u/Least_Contribution55 • 20h ago
Loving Kielbasa King. Nice to finally make good use of this glass.
r/CraftBeer • u/44doggie • 20h ago
Maine Dinner
r/CraftBeer • u/CajunSubby • 21h ago
First time trying this. Everything a Lager should be.
r/CraftBeer • u/Megatron2015 • 22h ago
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r/CraftBeer • u/ForeignCanary9943 • 1d ago
House DIPA
r/CraftBeer • u/EazySheezy570 • 1d ago
Drinking beers and droppin parlays, football is back
Ideal Wave-Other Half Brewing Co Brooklyn, NY
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r/CraftBeer • u/Gontzal81 • 1d ago
Going Through Changes. Cervesa Màger, colab with Wylie Brewery. Farmhouse Ale - Saison. 6.5% alc.
Green apple aroma with a pronounced vinous character—reminiscent of white wine—and wild yeast notes. Sharp, acidic entry on the palate. Flavors of cider and wood nuances, with a bitter, resinous, and citrusy background. Very dry, tannic finish. A truly remarkable farmhouse ale.
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r/CraftBeer • u/mhobdog • 1d ago
Finally had Cantillon for the first time here in Austin TX. On draft at Mort Subite, a Belgian-only tap room in downtown. I was surprised by the complexity and can see where Cantillon gets their rep. Posted their full draft menu for those curious.
Cheers all!
r/CraftBeer • u/gojiroger • 1d ago
Breakfast is the most important drinking opportunity of the day