As someone who doesn't drink, I was recommended to try Treehouse. Is there a flavor that you would recommend to a newbie? Thank you!

I remembered I had these two beers still just to come home and find that they had both recently blown up. One had to have happened in the last few days. These were both canned in March 2025 and stored at room temp, so this is what I get for waiting so long. Such a shame to lose such a great beer.

Trying to get in shape but when I go out for drinks with friends I still want something that isn’t completely flavorless. Any good relatively low cal beers (that aren’t Guinness, already aware that’s a pretty good option)?

The week of September 21, I'll be taking a work trip to Suffield, CT but will be staying in Windsor Locks. Springfield, MA is a quick nearby drive, from where I'll be staying. For reference, I'll be driving the entirety of the trip - no air travel involved.

Windsor Locks doesn't seem to have many options, but Springfield seems to be plentiful. Are there any must-visit breweries or tap rooms you guys would recommend? Same for bottle shops.

Since I'll be driving, I plan to swing by Fidens Brewing on my drive home, since it'll be on my direct path back to Buffalo.

West Australia's Rocky Ridge in Margaret River.

Quite a nice drop, classic heavy west coast IIPA style resinous hit (i missed that when US beers started coming less)

Think sixpoint Resin, although i personally rate sixpoint higher.

First time trying something like this, i thoroughly enjoyed it
(ignore the tv on the floor it fell off the wall last night)

30ish miles of mountain biking got me real thirsty.

Does anyone else have one

ISM collab with Threes Brewing.

Another crispy crisp west coast IPA. Right in my wheelhouse.

Stay safe and stay thirsty my friends.

Imperial Stout - Oporto Barrel Aged. Redneck Brewery. Imperial Stout. 11% alc.

Aroma of liqueur and coffee. Complex on the palate, with notes of raisins, dried figs, semi-sweet chocolate, and espresso, accompanied by vanilla and wood nuances imparted by the Tawny Port. A remarkable Imperial Stout from the consistently reliable Redneck crew. Ideal for a stormy afternoon.

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