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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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Dropped in for @6sbeer grand opening. Great location and nice taproom. Picked a winner right off the bat. Wheelie Weizenbock 7% ABV. Not too many breweries do Weizenbock these days and Weihenstephaner Vitus is my favorite. 6S did a great job. It's malty & complex. Nice banana note start to finish. Bready, a little toast & chocolatey with spiciness. Mild bitterness for balance. Full bodied with rich creaminess. Alcohol is well hidden despite the 7% ABV. Definitely try the Weizenbock when you drop in. Highly recommend it!
Akademia Brewing Co. Parallax Project II DIPA (8.9% ABV) is available! This a terrific DIPA series. Parallax Project I set the bar pretty high, but I think I like this one a little better primarily because it lacks the dank notes from Mosaic in PP I. Perfect pairing of Loral and Enigma hops. Tropical fruit aromas are front and center. Floral accents. Alcohol is well hidden in aroma and flavor. A subtle spiciness is added to the flavors. Bitterness is restrained but present. It's medium bodied, soft and a little creamy on the palate. Well executed by @akademia_bc_morgan & his team. Look for it where you local bottle shop stocks @akademiabc beers. Cheers!! 🍻
Do you have a Bucker List of beers you'd love to try? One on my list is Heady Topper brewed by The Alchemist in Vermont. Thanks to a Beer Advocate friend I had the opportunity to try a coveted Heady Topper! HT is a highly rated IPA by @beeradvocate users. It's a DIPA sporting a noticeable 8% ABV. It features layers of different hoppy notes, starting with pine up front transitioning to citrus & tropical fruit finishing with a trailing dankness. Flavors confirm aromas with added spicy notes. Bitterness is fairly aggressive, building as you drink it. Finish is long and dry with a lingering bitterness. For fans of big, bold IPA's, this is a bucket list beer. Fun to be able to try it. @alchemistbeer
This is a terrific Helles Bock (Maibock) from Ironshield Brewing - Warhammer. Crystal clear light amber color with good head retention, it checks in at 7% ABV. Best described as malty and sweet. Crispy boy it is not! It's a rich malt forward beer with bread and toast flavors accented with spicy hops. Moderately sweet and restrained in bitterness. Alcohol is slightly noticeable. This is not a thin beer, it's solidly medium bodied and culminates in a short, soft and clean finish. Given its color, I expected some caramel notes, but you'll find none. Very well crafted. Ironshield Brewing continues to impress with outstanding, German style beers. @ironshieldbrewing
Happy Independence Day! @tuckerbrewingco has one of the best can label designs of the year. And a great beer to go inside the can - TKR Pilsner. I hope everyone gets to enjoy some time with family and friends while drinking their favorite beer. Purchased at Tucker Brewing Co.
Just wanted to confirm, in case anyone was wondering, Allagash River Trip Belgian Style Session Ale 4.8% ABV pairs VERY well with Low Country Boil. That's all folks. Cheers! 🍻

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

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