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albatross Great Member

albatross

I'm brewing a beer especially for the U.S. Open this year and I'm wondering if there are any craft beer fans out there that can suggest a good style and name for it.

I'm thinking of making something pretty rugged and high in alcohol because it's a U.S. Open. A Bethpage Black Ale of some sort. Any suggestions?
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Quinn07 Great Member

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Why not Bethpage Black? Make it dark and thick.

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DavidFehertysBike Great Member

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Call it triple bogey.
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wannabe

My immediate thought was something on the lighter side and easy to drink large quantities of for summertime.

Call it Albatross.

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Quinn07 Great Member

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You could always serve it in a fat glass with lots of head and call it Chili Dip.

Or make it light and lagerish and call it Up and Down

Or serve it in a solid cup so people can't really see what they are drinking and call it Sergio...never know what you are gonna get.

OR....this may be the best one yet...drop a spicey chicken wing or some hot sauce in there and call The J.D. Special. This is personally my fav.

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David in FL Incredible Member

David in FL

Gotta be a black ale......

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Chilli Dipper Great Member

Chilli Dipper

What's the style? That information could go a long way.

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Driver: '07 Burner 9.5° (stiff graphite shaft)
Woods: SasQuatch 17° 4-Wood (stiff graphite shaft)
Hybrid: 4DX Ironwood 20° (stiff graphite shaft)Irons/Wedges: Apex Edge 3-PW, GW, SW (stiff shaft); Carnoustie 60° LWPutter: Rossa AGSI+ Corzina...

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DavidFehertysBike Great Member

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Jeev Singh India Pale Ale.
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DavidFehertysBike Great Member

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BP BLack Lager for Experts only!

lol..there is really a warning sign going out to the first tee that says that...

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Chilli Dipper Great Member

Chilli Dipper

The "Bethpage Black" names are both too obvious and not necessarily appropriate to the style (since schwarzbier, or black beer, is typically a lager of modest strength). I'd suggest the name "Tillie's Monster" after course designer A.W. Tillinghast.

In my UnderArmour Links stand bag...

Driver: '07 Burner 9.5° (stiff graphite shaft)
Woods: SasQuatch 17° 4-Wood (stiff graphite shaft)
Hybrid: 4DX Ironwood 20° (stiff graphite shaft)Irons/Wedges: Apex Edge 3-PW, GW, SW (stiff shaft); Carnoustie 60° LWPutter: Rossa AGSI+ Corzina...

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drewman02ths

I love craft beer.

I'll keep thinking but the first that came to mind was "TILLY'S REVENGE black ale"...i think bethpage black is arguably tillinghast's most stern design.

Long Island Black Ale

Like someone else said Bethpage Black Ale makes perfect sense

I think using Tillinghast or his nickname Tilly could be cool.
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Elvisliveson Great Member

Elvisliveson

How about a beer for the Senior U.S Open? You could call it Bernhard Lager.

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flap Great Member

flap

Cardiac Hills Black Lager after the 15th hole.

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x-forged

How about a beer for the Senior U.S Open? You could call it Bernhard Lager.

hahahahaha nice.

Hmmm....Brew Weekley? Retief Brewsen? Mike Beer? Johnny Miller Lite? Ok Im sorry, I killed it.
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Dirty Birdy Newbie

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or....this may be the best one yet...drop a spicey chicken wing or some hot sauce in there and call the j.d. Special. This is personally my fav.

lmao!!! Winnar!!!

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albatross Great Member

albatross

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from one fellow beer lover to the next, here are a few of my suggestions....

Thanks for all of the great suggestions. You're right though, it has to be a Porter or a Stout because technically there isn't a black ale style. Some funny names you guys came up with also. Thanks!

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muggs Well Established Member

muggs

here's your winner.

"BETHPAGE BLACKOUT STOUT"

If you go with it you have to send me a bottle to sample. I'm also I home brewer.

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9.5 Degree Taylormade Burner Superfast Adilla Voodoo shaft
3 Wood: Cleveland Launcher 15 degree Adilla Voodoo shaft
Irons 3-SW: Callaway X-14 Steelhead

Lob wedge: Cleveland 60 degree

Putter: Ping Anser Karsten

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