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What's a good breakfast beer? (Original Post) Bucky Jan 2015 OP
Just look for one that has an eggcellent rating pinboy3niner Jan 2015 #1
Can't make an omelette without cracking a few Schells! Blue Owl Jan 2015 #8
May I suggest an Austrian Radler Ryano42 Jan 2015 #2
I must agree! Raine1967 Jan 2015 #29
Haven't tasted it, but Dogfish Head produces a new "scrapple" beer woodsprite Jan 2015 #3
Here ya go: struggle4progress Jan 2015 #4
A cold one. ret5hd Jan 2015 #5
But what about dessert? Tobin S. Jan 2015 #6
Here ya go... pinboy3niner Jan 2015 #9
I've had one of those Double Chocolate Stouts... MrMickeysMom Jan 2015 #22
TRy it for dessert: Raine1967 Jan 2015 #30
Sweet Baby Jesus Peanut Butter Chocolate Porter? MrMickeysMom Jan 2015 #31
DuClaw brews it: Raine1967 Jan 2015 #32
After that visit to the site... MrMickeysMom Jan 2015 #34
The make great beers! I am in Northern Virginia and we can get it easily, I am sure you Raine1967 Jan 2015 #35
PBR hibbing Jan 2015 #7
Yeah. It's cheap shenmue Jan 2015 #23
coffee n/t orleans Jan 2015 #10
what about an Oatmeal Stout ... ? Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2015 #11
I'd suggest this F4lconF16 Jan 2015 #12
Beer with T&T Populist_Prole Jan 2015 #13
Beer. It's not just for breakfast, anymore. madinmaryland Jan 2015 #14
Guinness goes with every meal n/t btrflykng9 Jan 2015 #15
Whistling Colon Irish Stout w/Oatmeal Brother Buzz Jan 2015 #16
Whiskey is made from beer Major Nikon Jan 2015 #17
Um... shenmue Jan 2015 #24
Le no-shit Major Nikon Jan 2015 #25
a light or dark beer ? olddots Jan 2015 #18
Lock the thread now because I am going to post the winner right here LynneSin Jan 2015 #19
Michelob. It's excellent with steak and eggs, uncomplicated. nt msanthrope Jan 2015 #20
All of the above? Initech Jan 2015 #21
all of them (n/t) MissMillie Jan 2015 #26
I'd say any beer that's not heavy, kentauros Jan 2015 #27
Coffee Porter. nt hack89 Jan 2015 #28
Um Munificence Jan 2015 #33
Miller High Life. Still In Wisconsin Jan 2015 #36
Sweet baby Jesus chocolate peanut butter porter. a la izquierda Jan 2015 #37

Ryano42

(1,577 posts)
2. May I suggest an Austrian Radler
Mon Jan 26, 2015, 12:37 PM
Jan 2015


Mix of spicy wheat beet and grapefruit juice?!?

I got one "ala carte" and it was surprising good and I am beer snob!

woodsprite

(11,904 posts)
3. Haven't tasted it, but Dogfish Head produces a new "scrapple" beer
Mon Jan 26, 2015, 12:38 PM
Jan 2015

Apparently it was a hit at the Delaware "Apple Scrapple Festival".

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)
22. I've had one of those Double Chocolate Stouts...
Tue Jan 27, 2015, 12:31 AM
Jan 2015

It's totally over-powering for breakfast. Come to think of it, lunch and dinner, too...

Raine1967

(11,589 posts)
30. TRy it for dessert:
Tue Jan 27, 2015, 02:32 PM
Jan 2015

with a scoop of ice cream!

I also love Ice Cream with Sweet Baby Jesus peanut butter chocolate porter!

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)
34. After that visit to the site...
Wed Jan 28, 2015, 10:26 PM
Jan 2015

1) Just the art work for each brew is award winning…

2) I think I'd probably go for this beer in a big way…

Baltimore brewing look great from Pittsburgh!

F4lconF16

(3,747 posts)
12. I'd suggest this
Mon Jan 26, 2015, 02:13 PM
Jan 2015

If you're looking for something a bit darker for colder winter mornings. Excellent beer, and well balanced.

 

olddots

(10,237 posts)
18. a light or dark beer ?
Tue Jan 27, 2015, 12:08 AM
Jan 2015

A pilsner goes well with Pop Tarts while a stout goes great with an Egg Mc Muffin .

LynneSin

(95,337 posts)
19. Lock the thread now because I am going to post the winner right here
Tue Jan 27, 2015, 12:09 AM
Jan 2015

DOGFISH HEAD BREWERY 'BEER FOR BREAKFAST'

http://www.dogfish.com/community/blogfish/members/justin-williams/brewpub-exclusive-beer-for-breakfast-brewed-with-25-pounds-of-scrapple.htm

he nods to breakfast run deep in the upcoming "Beer for Breakfast":
• Maple syrup harvested from the trees at Northfield Mount Hermon, the high school in western Massachusetts where Sam met his wife, Mariah.
• Barley smoked over applewood from Delaware’s Fifer Orchards, for that applewood, bacon-y aroma.
• Lactose, or milk sugar.
• For the quintessential Delaware touch, 25 pounds of a super-lean version of Rapa Scrapple’s famous recipe. Rapa, the world’s largest producer of scrapple, was started by brothers Ralph and Paul Adams in Bridgeville, Del., just down the road from Dogfish.
If you’re not from the mid-Atlantic, you might be scratching your head right about now and thinking, “What the heck is scrapple?” Well, scrapple is a patty made of pork scraps, cornmeal and spices, kind of like a cross between bacon and a sausage patty. In other words, it’s awesome.
(If you’re not from the mid-Atlantic, you might be scratching your head right about now and thinking, “What the heck is scrapple?” Well, scrapple is a patty made of pork scraps, cornmeal and spices, kind of like a cross between bacon, a sausage patty and a corn muffin. In other words, it’s incredible.)
• Last but not least, a special blend from The Bean Factory in St. Paul, Minn. The coffee, added cold press post-fermentation, is a nod to one of Sam’s all-time favorite bands, The Replacements, who hail from Minnesota and were a fixture on Sam’s radio every morning back in 1995 as he mashed in. The beer is also named for The Replacements anthem “Beer for Breakfast.”
- See more at: http://www.dogfish.com/community/blogfish/members/justin-williams/brewpub-exclusive-beer-for-breakfast-brewed-with-25-pounds-of-scrapple.htm#sthash.2xgwWVW8.dpuf

kentauros

(29,414 posts)
27. I'd say any beer that's not heavy,
Tue Jan 27, 2015, 01:23 PM
Jan 2015

like a pilsner or wheat beer. Also cream ales and IPA.

I'm sure if you call up your local Spec's, they can advise you, too

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