distantmantra
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Le Terroir is the best beer New Belgium makes. Brewery only this time around or will there be bottles?
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Wow. I hope they are bottling it. I have not been able to try it but have heard nothing but amazing things.
distantmantra
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It's brilliant. I stumbled on a couple bottles at a shop a few years back and then a place near me had a keg that lasted for around a week back in late 2011. That was a fun week.
sharkmuncher
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Brewery only special release for now. Maybe in the future?
...and gone at the brewery.
...and gone at the brewery.
Found a guy who will trade me a Le Terrior bottle for 2x Parabolas. Worth it?
Why not? Parabola comes every year.
I second this. Le Terroir is excellent!
sharkmuncher
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Absolutely
Sorry, never tried the West Coast IPA. It is next on my list though since they sell it here in a double bottle.
That said, the Imperial was fantastic. Sadly, not much to compare it to as I've been in europe for the last few years and Imperials were not available there and I don't even remember seeing them in california a few years back (talking prior to 2009)...or at least I just wasn't looking for them.
Got a sixer of Liberty Ale. Not my favorite Steam but I was in the mood for it:
distantmantra
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SHIT YES. DO IT. The dry hops are long faded, but still worth it.
So if you don't follow me on Untappd, today has been a Boneyard day. Suge Knight imperial stout and RPM IPA today. Getting ready for Bend, OR next weekend.
ha awesome!
distantmantra
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Boneyard also does Notorious IPA3.
eudaemonic
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Heh. So apparently The Bruery put Chocolate Rain on sale yesterday and didn't put a bottle limit on it. *laughing* I'm glad I wasn't involved in that mess.
Speaking of, had Melange #8 at the tasting room. Damn thing gave me a headache after only drinking half the taster. Then I remembered it was blended with a wheat wine. Fuck. Was pretty good too... just not if it's going to mess me up that bad. Might look into trading it later or bringing it to a bottle share.
Speaking of, had Melange #8 at the tasting room. Damn thing gave me a headache after only drinking half the taster. Then I remembered it was blended with a wheat wine. Fuck. Was pretty good too... just not if it's going to mess me up that bad. Might look into trading it later or bringing it to a bottle share.
My wife and I took a day trip to Gettysburg yesterday, and while following the audio tour we drove past a restaurant called the Appalachian Brewing Company. We stopped in for dinner (food was good, for what it's worth) and I grabbed a 12-bottle Variety Pack;
So far I've only tried the "Jolly Scot" Scottish-style ale. Fairly mild (nothing on the label but their site says 5.5 abv), kind of sweet right at first sip but then it just stays malty. I've never had any other Scottish-style ales so I don't have anything to compare it to, so I guess I won't be much help. I liked what I tasted, but it's certainly not a new favorite (that still remains Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale).
Will report back on the other varieties, but a cursory glance at the usual brew sites tells me they aren't widely regarded. Oh well, it was $20 and there's always the chance I'll find something amazing, right?
So far I've only tried the "Jolly Scot" Scottish-style ale. Fairly mild (nothing on the label but their site says 5.5 abv), kind of sweet right at first sip but then it just stays malty. I've never had any other Scottish-style ales so I don't have anything to compare it to, so I guess I won't be much help. I liked what I tasted, but it's certainly not a new favorite (that still remains Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale).
Will report back on the other varieties, but a cursory glance at the usual brew sites tells me they aren't widely regarded. Oh well, it was $20 and there's always the chance I'll find something amazing, right?
codswallop
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Drinking a Double Eye PA (Mikkeller crossover). It's... chewy, and strong, but not boozy (14%).
I was at the liquor store last night and saw New Glarus had released a 20th Anniversary Strong Ale. I grabbed the last two on the shelf and cracked one open last night. It is a good strong ale with lots of complexity. The other one will be aged, so we'll see what a couple years will do for it. I recommend giving it a try if you are in Wisconsin and can find it.
KingHenrik30
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Anybody know where I can buy some 3 Floyds online? I'm in NY and I'm freaking DYING to try this stuff.
distantmantra
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I can't think of any online beer retailer that carries FFF. Best bet is to trade for it.
KingHenrik30
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I'm trying haha.
ill see what i can get this weekend. i know they got some zombie dust in today at the place i go to in kentucky
blame space
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I'm drinkin beer.
Um hey beer gaf, just wanted to stop in because after a lot of bad introductions to the drink I have finally found a beer I like 
Really like the taste of it compared to most beers, which I've found taste more like cold piss than something I'd like to have after a hard day of work. Knowing this, can anyone recommend me some beers that I might like based on my liking of Extra Stout?
Edit: Also worth noting I live in Oklahoma, so my options are insanely limited due to the 3.2 law.
Really like the taste of it compared to most beers, which I've found taste more like cold piss than something I'd like to have after a hard day of work. Knowing this, can anyone recommend me some beers that I might like based on my liking of Extra Stout?
Edit: Also worth noting I live in Oklahoma, so my options are insanely limited due to the 3.2 law.
Um hey beer gaf, just wanted to stop in because after a lot of bad introductions to the drink I have finally found a beer I like
Really like the taste of it compared to most beers, which I've found taste more like cold piss than something I'd like to have after a hard day of work. Knowing this, can anyone recommend me some beers that I might like based on my liking of Extra Stout?
Edit: Also worth noting I live in Oklahoma, so my options are insanely limited due to the 3.2 law.
Any good stout? Left Hand Milk Stout, any imperial stout or milk stout. I have no idea what beers are available in your area though.
Best to assume nothing but common stuff, because I have to go to the liquor store just to get most common place beers lol
My local liquor store is pretty good about ordering stuff in (they ordered me a bottle of green label JW for a good price *_*), so I might be able to swing something if it's available online.
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Your best bet is to look into stouts and porters and just try what looks appealing.
Just to update, the Water gap Wheat ale was mediocre at best. 0-2 here, just the Pale Ale and Lager left. I'm not expecting to find any hidden treasure here, but at least it was cheap.
A short list of my favorite stouts:
Founder's Breakfast Stout
Old Rasputin Imperial Stout
New Holland's The Poet Oatmeal Stout
Magic Hat's Heart of Darkness (Winter Seasonal)
I've found that chocolate stouts tend to be a little too sweet and not all that appealing.
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I've been enjoying a lot of Magic Hat lately: #9, Elder Betty, Heart of Darkness, Pistil.. all of their seasonals are excellent and the #9 is just so easy to drink, and cheap, and easy to find, which is quite a trifecta if you ask me. They are quickly becoming one of my favorite breweries.
distantmantra
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Headed to Bend, OR tomorrow morning for the weekend. Boneyard, Crux, 10 Barrel, etc. ahoy!
KingHenrik30
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PM'd buddy
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I really enjoy Magic Hat Vinyl, but unfortunately, it's not around very often.
I just checked beer advocate and it looks like they don't produce it anymore. Guess I'll never know
ClassyPenguin
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I knew I liked you.
Tokyo is good. Paradox too.
ClassyPenguin
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I like to read my textbooks at dinner.
The dogfish packs a punch, but after the initial blast, it mellows.
The orange wheat goes great with food. Light and refreshing. More citrusy than Blue Moon.
I like to read my textbooks at dinner.
The dogfish packs a punch, but after the initial blast, it mellows.
The orange wheat goes great with food. Light and refreshing. More citrusy than Blue Moon.
Snytbaggen
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So apparently the chain store here in Sweden will receive a very small stock of a beer called Baladin Xyauyù, the only info they have listed on their site is that it's 13.5%ABV and that it's expensive. Basically I have no idea what it is, but the price and ABV makes me think it might be good. Does anyone have any experiences with this beer?
I have drinked that beer. Baladin is a great Italian brewery that makes interesting beer, finding their beers is not very easy and sometimes they can be expensive. Most of them are belgian style beers, here in Spain you can find them for 10-12 euros for a 75cl bottle.
So yeah, they are interesting beers and can be worth paying the money for it but you must like that style of beer. And the Xyauyú is definitely one of their best beers.
It has that refreshing lager crisp we all have come to expect from mass produced lager.
I tried Red Stripe when in Hawaii and it was delicious.
My local nightclub sells this and it makes me gag every time. Piss water.
I had it once and I thought I tasted a hint of weed. I was drunk though, and I'm not sure how much of that was in my head.
Yeah it has the skunky taste stella has.
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