The Craft Beer Thread

Darling Brewery's Black Mist is to die for folks - they really did well with this one!
 
I'll follow your IPA lead...

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Darling Brewery's Black Mist is to die for folks - they really did well with this one!

Darling are up there with Boston as the least exciting brewery in the country...

Their beers aren't bad - just nothing special - there is so much better out there.
 
I've had all their beers - as I said they are not bad by any stretch - just not very exciting
 
Not going to find much love here for Darling Brewery. However, Black Mist is their best attempt.
 
I've had all their beers - as I said they are not bad by any stretch - just not very exciting
Ok, your view. That Black Mist was the nicest dark ale I have tasted in a long while. Dark ales seem to have gone out of fashion as the brewers seem to be catering for the lager gang.
 
Ok, your view. That Black Mist was the nicest dark ale I have tasted in a long while. Dark ales seem to have gone out of fashion as the brewers seem to be catering for the lager gang.

Have you tried Brewhog's black IPL?

That's a pretty good beer.

Ale grist and hops - just fermented with lager yeast.
 
Well you are not going to have darker caramel / crystal malts in you lager grist - which you will tend to have in your ales.

The hops used are also different - an IPL will be more hopped that you standard lager.
 
Well you are not going to have darker caramel / crystal malts in you lager grist - which you will tend to have in your ales.

The hops used are also different - an IPL will be more hopped that you standard lager.

We're getting distracted, but the hops will be the same (type), just different quantities (and hop schedules, obviously).

Regarding grain, yeah, I suppose a lager would have less crystal, but you do get plenty of dark lagers, which would need dark malts (but probably not crystal, as you mentioned).

All that said, I've heard of IPLs and would be very keen to try one.
 
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