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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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What's the perfect NA beach beer? Rightside Citrus Wheat. Refreshing and tastes great! I never head to the beach these days without a stash to go with. Cheers!
Highland Brewing Clawhammer Oktoberfest Marzen has become an annual must have for me in the fall. Always consistent in quality and drinkability. Made with Hallertau Mittlefrueh & Spalt select hops. Starts a little sweet but finishes nice and dry. Traditional bready, toast flavors with nice herbal/spicy hops. Touch of bitterness start to finish for some balance. A well crafted Marzen for @highlandbrewing. Prost!
First time I've had the privilege to drink @paulaner Oktoberfestbier (6% ABV). It's outstanding! Built on a grain bill of Pilsner & Munich Malt, it's bready and touch sweet. Herkules and Hallertauer Tradition hops give it a delicate floral aroma plus spiciness and requisite bitterness for balance. Mouth feel is creamy and smooth. According to Paulaner, the brewing process is six weeks long, but the results are well worth the wait. This beer is dangerously drinkable. Thanks @paulanerusa for bringing this to our side of the pond. Prost! 🍻
This was really nice! Printers Ale Monoprint Marzen Bier 5.8% ABV. It's malty with added spicy/herbal notes from German Hallertau hops. Medium bodied, restrained but notable bitterness and dry finish. Definitely leaves you wanted another. Josh Watterson & his crew did a fine job with this Marzen. Well crafted! Prost!
Altered Minds is a German style Altbier by Akademia Brewing Co. in Athens, GA. Not a well know beer style here in the U.S., it's the traditional beer style of Düsseldorf. A handsome beer that pours to a perfect frothy off white head with very good retention. Starts bready & a little sweet, but finishes nice and dry. It has a nice nutty note at the end. Very tasty. Medium bodied with a rich creamy texture, yet somehow it is not heavy. The 4.4% ABV makes it highly sessionable. Enjoyed this beer very much.
Here is something I haven't had too often, a Japanese rice lager. @nofobrewco Way of the Warrior (3.8% ABV). Jasmine rice makes up about half the grain bill. The result is a light bodied, cracker like malt backbone that's sweet but has a snappy, clean dry finish, not lingering sticky sweetness. Way of the Warrior has a pleasant, light floral aroma and bit of a citrus note slipped in there. This lager is a great choice for someone looking for a light bodied beer with pleasant aromas, restrained bitterness and crisp dry finish. It will be an excellent pairing with seafood dishes.

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