Can you identify the beers pictured below? No cheating or googling allowed. Sorry for the blurry pictures…on the other hand, maybe it’s a good thing they’re not clear. 🙂
Can you identify the beers pictured below? No cheating or googling allowed. Sorry for the blurry pictures…on the other hand, maybe it’s a good thing they’re not clear. 🙂
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At first glance I thought the blurriness of the photo’s was to represent the effects of the subject. And I’m afraid that of these I only know the Stella Artois.
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No, it was my camera setting. I was with a group in someone’s apartment and while there was sufficient lighting, using flash would’ve been a no-no.
I attended a blind beer tasting in Alphabet City on Saturday. 12 beers, each round served in mini-plastic glasses. Various snacks were on hand. And the company was excellent. (I provided the fromage blanc and herb crackers.)
There were a number of winners and losers in the bunch. A pity that the first one was closer to vinegar.
I’ll leave this thread alone for a couple more days before I identify the beers. Maybe some of our more knowledgeable lurkers will chime in.
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I like ’em dark and sweet.
Beers, of course…
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