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David is the Founder, Author, Chief Editor, Publisher, CEO, Chief Reviewer, and Beer Sampler of Let Us Drink Beer! Over the years he has become a beer enthusiast and enjoys exploring the ever expanding variety of beers in the market place today. He is an alumnus of the University of Georgia. He’s a big Georgia Bulldogs fan, so in the fall, it wouldn’t be unusual to find him taking in a Bulldogs game. He currently lives in the suburbs of northern Atlanta. I hope you find my blog informative and enjoyable.
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Top 5 Favorite Beers

  1. Ayinger Bavarian Pils
  2. Arches Mexican Empire
  3. Paulaner Munich Original Lager
  4. Ayinger Oktober Fest-Marzen
  5. Creature Comforts Silent World Black Lager

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Fresh Maibock on tap! Traditionally a Spring beer, better late than never I say. Maibock is a rare beer style these days so big 👍 to @nofo_brewer_jonny for providing us with this wonderful beer. A strong German style beer, this one is boozy but tasty and drinkable. A little caramel note to go along with the bready toasty malt & spicy hops. It's low on bitterness perception, so those of you who don't like a bitter beer but prefer > 5% ABV, Maibock is a great selection. NoFo Brew Co. Mountain Air Maibock 6.8% ABV. Great weekend to go by and try it out. NoFo has a broad selection of beers on tap for your 4th of July weekend. Be sure to say hello to Chase and Stan when you're there! Prost!
Bravo @blackberryfarmbrewery ! Bravo! This might just be the most approachable and enjoyable Saison I've had in a while. Know some who won't drink beer because they don't like the taste of beer? Shock them with this. Stone fruit-like aromas and flavors with a little spiciness tucked in. Tickly effervescence on the tongue. Restrained bitterness. The very definition of an approachable beer with some character. Rated 91 by Beer Advocate. 4.5 out of 5 by yours truly. Outstanding.
This was really nice. @idyllhounds Rosemary Saison (6% ABV). Picked it up on a whim. Was not sure I'd like the added rosemary. Turns out it compliments the wild yeast notes nicely. Clove, pear, and apple with herbal spiciness and restrained bitterness. The mouth feel is light to medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Don't notice the ABV at all. Drinks very nicely without overwhelming the senses. Well crafted beer from Idyll Hounds Brewing.
@sixbridgesbrewing.Sour Continuum Berliner Weisse with Pink Guava 5% ABV. Great beach beer. Nicely balanced between sweet & tart. Medium length finish with a pleasant graininess that trails. Refreshing. Tasty. Rated 91 by The Beer Connoisseur magazine.
Voted No. 1 Best NA beer by Let Us Drink Beer! - @rightsidebrewing Citrus Wheat. 🙂
With a nod to Weaver D's in Athens, Creature Comforts Automatic is a classic American Pale Ale checking in at 5.5% ABV. Hop forward featuring Mosaic & Crystal hops supported by a 2 Row Pale Malt backbone. The Mosaic hops used in this beer is amazing.  When you pour it into a glass, you can instantly smell the citrus & resiny pine aromas without putting your nose anywhere near the glass.  It is a complex hops variety that gives off any number of floral, spicy, pine and fruity aromas.  You can pick up on citrus and pine; but the longer you let it breathe, the more aromas you detect.  The Crystal hops contributes some black pepper and herbal notes; but generally plays a supporting role in the aromas and flavors. Enjoyable Pale Ale. Love the art work on the can. Brings back memories of Athens, GA. Go Dawgs!

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  2. Gate City Terminus Porter
  3. Arches Five Week Sail Baltic Porter
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