Beerbeuring BASF 2018

[jrenaut]

Some horrible red at Hops. I’ve said this before – Hops is like if Ruby Tuesday’s made their own beer. It’s drinkable I guess. We only stopped because we needed food and wanted another beerneuring point.

IMG_20180210_144953597 by Jon, on Flickr

[kwarkentien]

I went to Bike Arlington’s Baklava, Balaclavas, and Beer event at New District Brewing Company. Tried the Follow Your Horizon porter. A bit disappointed. Not the rich porter taste I’m accustomed to. Love the venue and staff but this wasn’t doing it for me.

Followed up with the Last Dance oatmeal stout. Much better.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[mrhappy_onabike]

New District brewing. I had two:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]16855[/ATTACH]

Both were good. The Spotwood’s Expedition I’ve had before. It is rich, dark and complexly flavored. I think it’s the kind of beer you either like or you don’t. I like.

The Ones and Zeroes, for being a brown ale, is surprisingly refreshing. Also a thumbs up.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]16856[/ATTACH]

[bikedavid]

Starting off my first beerneuring ride of the year with Right Proper Brewing. Thought it would be appropriate to get a beer called Lookaftering. Also got No Depression and Legend of Zo.

Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

[bikedavid]

Denizens. Got Southside and Pit Pivo. Like the Pit Pivo dark lager with a hint of coffee.

Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

[bikedavid]

Crooked Run Brewery. Thought I would get a biked theme beer, Cruise Control. It was smooth, crisp, easy to drink like you are on cruise control.

Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

[bikedavid]

Anxo. They have excellent Basque style cider. Has the thumb of approval from my very picky Basque coworker. Got a flight with Cider Blanc, Transcontinental, NCF, and Happy Trees. All very different ranging from structured to bright to farmhouse.

Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

[jrenaut]

IMG_20180211_161143615_HDR by Jon, on Flickr

This is the Pit Pivo Czech black lager. Chocolatey. We had a beer outside in February. Thanks, Al Gore.

[jrenaut]

IMG_20180211_174220068 by Jon, on Flickr
This is a Natural Mystic DIPA. Three Stars had the wonderful idea to make their DIPA only 8% so I can have one and not die riding the kids home down Kansas Ave. Kudos to Three Stars.

IMG_20180211_182348775 by Jon, on Flickr

This picture drastically under-represents how soaked we were. We were soaked. Kids took it in stride (best parents EVAR).

[jrenaut]

IMG_20180214_121017171 by Jon, on Flickr

Little midweek Valentine’s Day rendezvous with the wife for a Cobras IPA. I hadn’t had this one before – definitely recommend.

[Sunyata]

@jrenaut 174609 wrote:

IMG_20180214_121017171 by Jon, on Flickr

Little midweek Valentine’s Day rendezvous with the wife for a Cobras IPA. I hadn’t had this one before – definitely recommend.

Man, I have some catching up to do! Next weekend… Next weekend…

[jrenaut]

#11 – Lady Burra Brewhouse, Adelaide, South Australia. It’s summer here, so that’s about all you really need to know. Family ride (we did it in km so it seems longer) with playground stop. Pictured is the pale ale, which was a little lager-y for my tastes. The IPA is quite nice though.

Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

[mrhappy_onabike]

As I was out and about riding today, I saw this. This seemed like the appropriate thread for sharing.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]17068[/ATTACH]

[jrenaut]

Jrenaut #12 – Burnley Brewing, Melbourne, Victoria. Having the West Coast IPA, which is good, but we’re pretending it’s West coast Australia, not California

Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk

[bikedavid]

@jrenaut 174868 wrote:

#11 – Lady Burra Brewhouse, Adelaide, South Australia. It’s summer here, so that’s about all you really need to know.

This must be the furthest beerneuring ride or at least the closest antipode to DC!

[Author]

Posts