OK, so how does a Christian get off posting about beer of all topics? The Bible teaches us that drinking alcohol is not a sin, however, if you become drunk and lose control of your thoughts/actions, then that is wrong. You should be in complete control of your body.
Having said that, I love beer. I enjoy the wide varieties of taste, texture and the history that comes with it. In my travels, I always seek out local flavors and try to discover others that are not available in my area, such as imported beers. For example, Alabama has one of the lowest alcohol by volume in the US, which limits the sort of beers one can sample here.
Besides local beers or homegrown ales from micro-breweries, I am a huge fan of imported beer., mostly from the U.K. I just found a few while in Chattanooga.
St Peter’s Golden Ale– From Suffolk, a highly distinctive light, golden ale similar in character to a full-bodied Czech lager. Serve chilled for maximum enjoyment.
Taj Mahal– The beer for the serious connoisseur from Stawski imports.
Pumpkin Ale- from Buffalo Bill’s Brewery in the US. I thought I would throw in a seasonal one. An amber style ale, originally brewed by George Washington, brewed with fresh roasted pumpkins, malted barley. Cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg are added. As weird as it sounds, this tastes fantastic.
I am always on the lookout for new (to me), unique flavors. What do you drink? What would you suggest? Let me know in the comments, won’t you?
In the meantime, check out Coastr, where you can rate, add and discover new flavors. Submit your beers and bars for others!
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