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Here is a small collection of layered beers I had tried over the past few weeks.
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Here are some step-by-step instructions for finding and making a great 3 layer beer. (1) Find a good dark-on-bottom layered beer combination (2) Test if the potential middle-layer beer will layer under Guinness. If it does, you may have a winner! (3) Try making the 3-layer combination. Be careful not to pour the first bottom layer too high. You don't want to run out of room for the Guinness top layer     Here is a great picture from Craig in Beermingham AL. He says he loves the layering tool and that he has become obnoxiously obsessed with layering beers.
TOP: Boddingtons Pub Ale BOTTOM: Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar This combination has a nice layer separation. All the triple layer black and tans I've found so far were of the light/dark/light or dark/light/dark variety and I had been searching for a dark/light/lighter layered beer for a while. Well, I finally have a really nice one! A few weeks ago I found a nice light/lighter combo with a Franconia Wheat and a Tap Room #21 Copper Lager on the top. Later I tried Guinness over the Copper Lager. Both these combinations layered very nicely, so A + B = C, right? You can see the final result in the third picture... a great triple layer! Now on to finding a lighter/light/dark combination... ;)
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