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This man knows what he is talking about. Also works with Schlafly Pumpkin
Pickles the Firecat
Banned
I wish Pumking was available in California. Two of my good friends are obsessed with pumpkin, and my default "haven't seen you in a while" gift for both is usually pumpkin related. Anyone have something else I could try tracking down?
Dogfish Head Punkin Ale is pretty good, but I dont think it has been released yet.
Not sure if you could find this in your area: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/700/33394
I know we get it all the way out in NY
Makes two of us! *cheers*
Cheers!
Just saw that according to German law, a Milk Stout has to be labeled as a "beer-based mixed drink".
For some reason I thought it would be sweet? This one isn't.
Still like it a lot.
Overall, this is quite a good German brewery for styles that aren't traditionally German.
http://www.cambabavaria.de/produkte/neuheiten/
Still like it a lot.
Overall, this is quite a good German brewery for styles that aren't traditionally German.
http://www.cambabavaria.de/produkte/neuheiten/
weremichael
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I visit/drink beer from both of these breweries regularly. I haven't stopped by this thread in a while, sorry for the late responses.
Solenna is righteous. The brett balances out the French Saison strains peppery notes perfectly. Dark Profit is a good winter beer (unless you live in the Phoenix area or south (I can say that as an ex-Tucsonian)). Provincial would be a great beer for an Arizonian in the summer or fall. It is light and really refreshing.
I really like Wild Wild Brett Green, which is a hoppy brett beer. I wish I understood how he balances out that beer. Any of the Surette series will melt your face with goodness. Chad also makes a white ale that is very unlike a wit, but is extremely sessionable (not good for the wallet if you try to session it out).
Solenna is righteous. The brett balances out the French Saison strains peppery notes perfectly. Dark Profit is a good winter beer (unless you live in the Phoenix area or south (I can say that as an ex-Tucsonian)). Provincial would be a great beer for an Arizonian in the summer or fall. It is light and really refreshing.
I really like Wild Wild Brett Green, which is a hoppy brett beer. I wish I understood how he balances out that beer. Any of the Surette series will melt your face with goodness. Chad also makes a white ale that is very unlike a wit, but is extremely sessionable (not good for the wallet if you try to session it out).
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Have a four pack of Weyerbacher Quad waiting, which I always love. But grabbed a bottle of Terrible. Looking forward to trying that one after the praise on here.
Left Hand Brewing Milk Stout Nitro. Find one. It's worth it.
nicoga3000
Saint Nic
So I finally opened a bottle of 2012 Dark Lord this weekend.
It was still too syrupy and sweet. I honestly don't think I'll be drinking the other 3-4 bottles I have.
It was still too syrupy and sweet. I honestly don't think I'll be drinking the other 3-4 bottles I have.
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The Autumn Wind
Let me know what you think of the Terrible. I liked it enough, but I didn't think it stacked up to the rest of Unibroue's lineup.
Feel free to send them my way.So I finally opened a bottle of 2012 Dark Lord this weekend.
It was still too syrupy and sweet. I honestly don't think I'll be drinking the other 3-4 bottles I have.
nicoga3000
Saint Nic
Is that legal? Because if it is, I'd be happy to send the extras out to some fellow GAF folk to see what they think.
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The Autumn Wind
It is if you don't get caught!
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Never had any Unibroue before now. It is good so far. Not amazing, but quite good. Can get better stuff for less though.
But still happy with it.
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The Autumn Wind
Definitely try out their other stuff, especially La Fin Du Monde and Trois Pistoles.Never had any Unibroue before now. It is good so far. Not amazing, but quite good. Can get better stuff for less though.
But still happy with it.
weremichael
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PhoncipleBone
Banned
I shall soon. Thank you for the recommendation.
nicoga3000
Saint Nic
Trade is one thing...But mailing a beer in the mail? I mean, maybe that's legit...I should do some research.
You can mail it. Just pack it really well. Tell the USPS that its a liquid when they ask. If they ask what it is just tell them its soda. They won't check. No one will know it's beer.
Never had any Unibroue before now. It is good so far. Not amazing, but quite good. Can get better stuff for less though.
But still happy with it.
Terrible is one of those beers that really benefits from aging.
BrewDog is looking for investors/selling shares.
Has a bunch of nice perks, but the most intriguing part of the PDF is this:
Has a bunch of nice perks, but the most intriguing part of the PDF is this:
BrewDog is looking for investors/selling shares.
Has a bunch of nice perks, but the most intriguing part of the PDF is this:
Isn't that just a temperature controlled variant on Dogfish Head's Randall?
Oh noes!
Cool.
If I was still in the UK, I'd have already bought shares in the last round of Brewdog offerings
Shame.I wasn't too impressed. Not entirely sure if I'll pick up the Enjoy By and anniversary IPAs even if they are still available next week. There's too much else to try for me to keep buying IPAs...
i loved it. inspired me to possibly add some coconut extract to my current IPA to be bottled in a week.
People do it all the time on trading forums. It is very common, and they are considering changing the laws so that you can legally send alcohol in the mail.
Enjoying my favorite Hefe.
Vitus is amazing stuff. Enjoy!
nicoga3000
Saint Nic
E: I'm in Indiana for anyone looking to get an idea of shipping.
E2: I don't have a cellar, so they've just been stored in a dark cabinet since I bought them. Storage temperature was probably at or JUST below ambient. I only say that so you beer folks know the storage conditions and are comfortable with it before you get it. If that wasn't stored how you would have preferred, I apologize! "Correct beer storage" is not something I had at my disposal at my apartment!
Trade for all 3 bottles possibly pending...
ramoisdead
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Being cheap tonight and got these two bottles to drink for some UFC and then PC gaming.
Being cheap tonight and got these two bottles to drink for some UFC and then PC gaming.
Nothing like a bottle of Mississippi Mud.
Had a good beer day. Had a Golden Road IPA, a Kinetic IPA, a Moonlight Death and Taxes, Firestone Walker PNC Imperial Stout, Toronado 25th Annniversary by RR, and a Sierra Nevada Kolsch, plus picked up a bottle of Surrette by CS and Brett Saison by Boulevard. All really good.
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The Autumn Wind
Love this stuff. They've had it on draft lately at my local World of Beer. I've found myself there often.Amazing. Better the warmer it gets.
Would love to try it on draft. Next time I can buy it I'm getting one of the bigger bottles and cellaring it for a while.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Been working on some Weyerbacher Blasphemy while watching UFC.
I'm feeling pretty good right now.
Wasn't a huge fan of Blasphemy. The alcohol aftertaste was a bit too strong for my tastes. But I do love their regular Quad ale. Which I just happen to be having right now.
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The Autumn Wind
Yeah, it's definitely got that "Jack Daniels" aftertaste to it. I felt the same way about Black Xantus.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Regardless of the aftertaste, it does make you feel quite good when you drink it. Which is a very important consideration with beer.
If you have not tried it yet, get Weyerbacher Tiny. A nice, thick, black imperial stout. It looks like motor oil, but tastes awesome. Insanity and Blithering Idiot are also very good brews from them. Their Quad and Merry Monks are my favorites of theirs though. Merry Monks is very deceptive. It is so sweet and light tasting, but packs a helluva punch.
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