Can someone give me some nice brown ales and whiskys?!
I am a big fan of the two drinks and want to try some new ones!. Oh and the type of whisky I am talking about scotch of course!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
For brown ales:
Dogfish Head's Indian Brown and their Palo Santo Marron!. Love the oakiness of the Palo!.
Brooklyn's Brown Ale!. A great standby Brown!.
He'Brew Messiah Bold!.!.!.tends to be a better follow beer than a starter!.
Terrapin India Brown Ale!.!.!.hoppy for a brown ale!.
New Holland Cabin Fever Brown Ale!.!.!.is this one still available!? I don't remember seeing it lately!.
Great Lakes Cleveland Brown Ale!.!.!.nutty with some chocolate!.
Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale!.!.!.but I'm sure you've had this one!.
Smuttynose Old Brown Dog Ale!.!.!.nice toasted malt!.
Bell's Best Brown!.!.!.it's a Bell's product need I say more!?
Tr?egs Rugged Trail Nut Brown Ale, PA is doing some amazing things in the beer world lately!. Tr?egs' stuff is one of them!. Almost makes me miss living there!.
Goose Island Nut Brown Ale!.!.!.again a good standby ale with an over the top caramel taste to it!.
Hmm!.!.!.scothes!.!.!.
You know!. I'm not a big scotch man!. I did recently discover Old Petrero Rye Whiskey from Ancher Steam Brewing!. Brewed using colonial American tradtions and technics!.
I could list a few more beers for you though!.
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Dogfish Head's Indian Brown and their Palo Santo Marron!. Love the oakiness of the Palo!.
Brooklyn's Brown Ale!. A great standby Brown!.
He'Brew Messiah Bold!.!.!.tends to be a better follow beer than a starter!.
Terrapin India Brown Ale!.!.!.hoppy for a brown ale!.
New Holland Cabin Fever Brown Ale!.!.!.is this one still available!? I don't remember seeing it lately!.
Great Lakes Cleveland Brown Ale!.!.!.nutty with some chocolate!.
Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale!.!.!.but I'm sure you've had this one!.
Smuttynose Old Brown Dog Ale!.!.!.nice toasted malt!.
Bell's Best Brown!.!.!.it's a Bell's product need I say more!?
Tr?egs Rugged Trail Nut Brown Ale, PA is doing some amazing things in the beer world lately!. Tr?egs' stuff is one of them!. Almost makes me miss living there!.
Goose Island Nut Brown Ale!.!.!.again a good standby ale with an over the top caramel taste to it!.
Hmm!.!.!.scothes!.!.!.
You know!. I'm not a big scotch man!. I did recently discover Old Petrero Rye Whiskey from Ancher Steam Brewing!. Brewed using colonial American tradtions and technics!.
I could list a few more beers for you though!.
Www@FoodAQ@Com
I can help you on Scotch, but it'd help if you were more specific on what kind!.
For blends, I like Famous Grouse for the inexpensive end!. Johnnie Walker's line above Red ranges from good to fantastic (with prices to match)!. The problem with blends is that there's so much crap cluttering up the shelves, stuff that's made to mix!.
For single malts, I love Scotch from every region!. Speys are fantastic from Balvenie to Glenfarclas, Springbank, Ardbeg, Macallan, it's hard to narrow it down to a few favorites!.
My best advice is to buy miniatures and any sampler packs you can find in 100 or 200ml sizes!. That keeps the cost down and you don't feel very bad dumping half a bottle of crappy whisky if the bottle is only 5 bucks!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
For blends, I like Famous Grouse for the inexpensive end!. Johnnie Walker's line above Red ranges from good to fantastic (with prices to match)!. The problem with blends is that there's so much crap cluttering up the shelves, stuff that's made to mix!.
For single malts, I love Scotch from every region!. Speys are fantastic from Balvenie to Glenfarclas, Springbank, Ardbeg, Macallan, it's hard to narrow it down to a few favorites!.
My best advice is to buy miniatures and any sampler packs you can find in 100 or 200ml sizes!. That keeps the cost down and you don't feel very bad dumping half a bottle of crappy whisky if the bottle is only 5 bucks!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Newcastle Brown Ale is IncredibleWww@FoodAQ@Com
