Shipyard Pumpkinhead = a tad bit too much Cinnamon but good
Schlafly Pumpkin = This usually is my favorite pumpkin, but this years taste like too much clove. Maybe because it is too fresh.
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Schells Emerald Rye and Firebrick.
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Southern Tier Harvest
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Blackstone Nut Brown Ale
Best Nut Brown out there IMHO
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Nobody has enjoyed a beer in 5 days?

Had a Heady Topper and a Bells Two Hearted last night. :-)
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How dare you disturb the crickets, Seth!
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I had a few Busch Lights last night. But didn't post it up, because this thread is about beers I enjoy.
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What do you think of the Harvest? I tried it last year and seem to remember enjoying it.
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I'm usually the one creating them........

My posts usually result in :-)

:-)

I'm not Mr. Charisma like you :-)
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Ballast Point Black Marlin

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and some Cigar City White Oak Jai Alai
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I've been sampling the home-brews I made earlier this year. Belgian Stout has finally become something I want to drink, and the others are still good.
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Seems more spices than last year's batch! YUMMY! Cloves jump out at you immediately on opening. But not overpowering in taste, just great hints on the tongue behind the pumpkin pie flavor. Makes me want to go to the store and buy a pie and put it in the oven right now!!!

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Lots of Ale Asylum lately.

A few Ambergeddons tonight and hitting the brewpub on Saturday. It will be their last day open at the oringal location. The new place should be opening soon.
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New Belgium Abbey
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Southern Tier 2x IPA. The best part was that they were serving it at rock concert for the same price as a Bud or Miller. Granted that was $12 a beer .
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SixPoint Resin
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Black Butte Porter XXIV
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Bells Hopslam that i forgot i had in the fridge. great stuff :-)
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Ale asylum bedlam and Tyranena Shaggin' In The Woods.
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Ha! Reminds me of high school.

I'm working through some homebrew these days - a keg of an Amarillo dry-hopped IPA and a basic German heffeweizen.
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