newdayrocks
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Big fan of these guys. Never been to the brewery, but I've enjoyed most of the beers I've tried.
http://coopaleworks.com/
Nice! Looks like they've got some nice beers available!
Big fan of these guys. Never been to the brewery, but I've enjoyed most of the beers I've tried.
http://coopaleworks.com/
I'll be in downtown San Francisco next week with just a little time to explore. Any recommendations? I've had and enjoyed Anchor so that may be a requirement, but otherwise I'm open to suggestions for breweries in the downtown area.
Drinking this at the moment, Glazen Toren Saison dErpe-Mere. Brewed by this gentleman:
Probably the best saison ive drank beside Saison Dupont. Just amazingly well balanced, especially regarding the bitterness.
However, its not always one likes a balanced saison, in which case i think vieille Ville saison is great. Its like drinking a damn farm, it just taste and smell hay, grass and chicken.
Was in Amsterdam a couple of weeks ago and tried some beers from Brouwerij t'ij. Some of the nicest beers I've ever tasted in my life. I really hope they start exporting soon, if you can get hold f ANY of their beers I'd go for it.
Anyone going to DLD tomorrow? I hope to hear rainstorm/mud people stories.
Beer is disgusting. What kind of beer should I drink if I don't like beer?
Beer is disgusting. What kind of beer should I drink if I don't like beer?
You probably shouldn't force yourself.
I definitely don't. I only drink for taste and if something doesn't taste good I won't drink it. When I say I don't like beer my friends say I'm drinking the wrong beer. There seems to be a lot of different beers so I think there might be some truth to that.
I definitely don't. I only drink for taste and if something doesn't taste good I won't drink it. When I say I don't like beer my friends say I'm drinking the wrong beer. There seems to be a lot of different beers so I think there might be some truth to that.
Cellarmaker for sure.
Seems there's a pretty wide range of personal experience at work there. I was there and found it to be about the best organized that DLD has ever been. Weather not withstanding, everything ran rather smoothly. And even the weather wasn't as big of a deal as last year. They did a lot of work to help the mud situation in comparison.A friend that went to dark lord day told me that they now have a new meter in which to judge shitshows. Don't think they will go back.
I miss3d out this year...will be back next year. Have any to trade? Btw what variants did you get? Pics?Seems there's a pretty wide range of personal experience at work there. I was there and found it to be about the best organized that DLD has ever been. Weather not withstanding, everything ran rather smoothly. And even the weather wasn't as big of a deal as last year. They did a lot of work to help the mud situation in comparison.
I'll probably be back.
I got Quit Hitting Yourself (Madeira and Port barrel) and my buddy got Dwarven Power Bottom (Muscat). We were group C, so the bourbon and vanilla variants were all gone, of course. But I think sweet wine barrels could add something nice to DL. Wine Barrel Noir does that and it's one of my favorite barrel stouts. Unfortunately, I've got enough other friends that couldn't make it so most of my allotment is pretty much accounted for already.I miss3d out this year...will be back next year. Have any to trade? Btw what variants did you get? Pics?
The bottled Dark Matter cold brew? That was $12 for a bomber (or 4 for $40), if I recall. I'm not a coffee guy, but my buddy got several bottles and says it's worth it.Man, $300 for a bottle of beer...Never.
Got to try the special coffee that my friend bought. Really good (not $50 good, but still). Maybe I'll try 2016 Dark Lord and like it, but previous years haven't done it for me.
Cool...those are the two I was most interested in tbh...snagged a marshmallow hanjee and need to find a French Vanilla but those two are on my radarI got Quit Hitting Yourself (Madeira and Port barrel) and my buddy got Dwarven Power Bottom (Muscat). We were group C, so the bourbon and vanilla variants were all gone, of course. But I think sweet wine barrels could add something nice to DL. Wine Barrel Noir does that and it's one of my favorite barrel stouts. Unfortunately, I've got enough other friends that couldn't make it so most of my allotment is pretty much accounted for already.
The variant labels are pretty cool, though. If I can remember, I'll get a photo and post it when I get home from work.
The bottled Dark Matter cold brew? That was $12 for a bomber (or 4 for $40), if I recall. I'm not a coffee guy, but my buddy got several bottles and says it's worth it.
And yeah, Dark Lord itself is kinda meh most years, though the variants are almost all great. For me, DLD is really more about just going out and having a good time sharing beers with people I don't see very often. That said, last year's Dark Lord was pretty tasty. I had some of the current batch at the festival of course. But having been drinking somewhat steadily for the previous 36 hours, I can't really give it a fair assessment until I open a bottle at home.
Cool...those are the two I was most interested in tbh...snagged a marshmallow hanjee and need to find a French Vanilla but those two are on my radar
Really? I've tried BA Scotty. Wasn't really even that impressed. You're right that regular Scotty is better. Goes to show that fashion influences everything, I guess.The trade value the Marshmallow joint is receiving is ridiculous. Also been really surprised at the value of BA Scotty Karate considering it's so common around here and it's really not superior the regular Scotty in any facet in my opinion.
BVDL always commands a high trade value...and this year's art is just incredible.The trade value the Marshmallow joint is receiving is ridiculous. Also been really surprised at the value of BA Scotty Karate considering it's so common around here and it's really not superior the regular Scotty in any facet in my opinion.
sorry i missed it
looks like a blast
sorry i missed it
looks like a blast
Not sure if it's on the patrons or the organisers,probably both, but that's disgusting. Have some respect.
Seems there's a pretty wide range of personal experience at work there. I was there and found it to be about the best organized that DLD has ever been. Weather not withstanding, everything ran rather smoothly. And even the weather wasn't as big of a deal as last year. They did a lot of work to help the mud situation in comparison.
I'll probably be back.
The closest bottle shop to me received both yesterday.Jackie O's is fucking killing it Oro Negro and BA Woodburner are ridiculously good.
Love woodburner.Jackie O's is fucking killing it Oro Negro and BA Woodburner are ridiculously good.
Holy shit everyone is talking about Art, heard its tremendous
No Cigar City man, would have driven to trade for some of that lolIn FL for two days, and no time to seek anything of note out. But I was happy to see the store near the hotel had Weyerbacher. No Sunday Morning Stout, but I will take Blasphemy. Oh, how I missed this brewery since leaving CT in 2014.