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  • BORIStheCrusher
    Commander of Awesome;1508521 wrote:I've heard good things about this.
    Yeah, that's going in the fridge immediately and will be cracking a few Sunday.

    Saint Somewhere seems to be a similar brewery to Jolly Pumpkin from what I checked out, so I might drink one now and put the other on the shelf.
  • gerb131
    4000 foot ipa by Woodstock brewing. Very very easy drinking.
  • ernest_t_bass
    Pumking tonight. Didn't find any others worth trying. Pumking always good!
  • O-Trap
    Finished off the Ten Fidy tonight
  • said_aouita
  • Curly J
    said_aouita;1508575 wrote:
    Had one of these last night at the GL tasting. Was impressed with the Eliot Ness and I'm not a lager fan. Their Stout was also great. Was kinda disappointed in the dry hopped Nosferatu. Had a great nose, but didn't taste as good as the regular. Carbonation was different since it was a firkin.
  • said_aouita
    Curly J;1508807 wrote: Was impressed with the Eliot Ness and I'm not a lager fan.
    I'm not enough of a beer snob to tell a large difference between the EN and BR.


    (edit) usually it's either/or at the grocery store. Both are good brews easily found.
  • O-Trap
    Arcadia Cereal Killer ... If you haven't had this, I think it's very important that you do.
  • gerb131
    At das bierhaus in burlington Vermont getting plastered
  • said_aouita




    Have not tried it yet.
  • I Wear Pants
    Devils Advocate;1508419 wrote:
    Funny. But really isn't accurate, at least not anymore. I'd argue the US has the best beer industry in the world. There's simply a shitload of awesome brewers making all kinds of different styles.
  • said_aouita
    I Wear Pants;1509388 wrote: I'd argue the US has the best beer industry in the world. There's simply a shitload of awesome brewers making all kinds of different styles.
    +1
  • BORIStheCrusher
    Drinking my first Jai Alai now. I generally have really high expectations for hyped up beers and end up being let down, but Jai Alai is better than I expected it to be. It's 7.5 abv hop bomb that manages to be complex at the same time. Sweet, citrusy, and tropical with a big hop finish. If I had access to it Id buy it all the time.

  • O-Trap
    BORIStheCrusher;1509658 wrote:If I had access to it ...
    But we don't.

    "My brothers, this ought not be so!"
  • gerb131
    Assortment of hill farmstead beers about 8 of them
  • BORIStheCrusher
    gerb131;1509681 wrote:Assortment of hill farmstead beers about 8 of them
    That's pretty awesome, can't wait to try some HF beers after everything I've read about them.

    On my 3rd Jai Alai now; I was hoping to space them out for at least a little bit but I think the entire 6 pack will be gone tonight.
  • Curly J
    Just read that some Clown Shoes Beer will be shipping to Ohio around October 8th. (Premium Beverage Supply)
  • O-Trap
    Curly J;1510505 wrote:Just read that some Clown Shoes Beer will be shipping to Ohio around October 8th. (Premium Beverage Supply)
    Is there any way to order it as private citizens? I really want to get my hands on some.
  • vdubb96
    Just ran across that on Facebook, pretty interesting.
  • gerb131
    Fiddlehead ipa tonight
  • Commander of Awesome
    Cracked a Stone IPA tonight, damn I forgot how great this beer is.
  • O-Trap
    Commander of Awesome;1511001 wrote:Cracked a Stone IPA tonight, damn I forgot how great this beer is.
    STAPLE of the beer-drinker's arsenal.
  • vdubb96
    O-Trap;1511018 wrote:STAPLE of the beer-drinker's arsenal.
    Amen
  • Curly J
    Went to Rivertown Brewing last night. Every Wednesday this month they are featuring Small batches of homebrews from different people.

    Last night they featured 3 beers from a woman that bartends there. A Belgian Blonde with basil and lemongrass. I'm usually not a Belgian blond fan as they are too heavy with corriander, but this one was great. A couple of people wanted to take home growlers of it, but they wouldn't allow it since it's only a 5 gallon batch. Nice basil on the nose and across the palate with a lemongrass finish. Sounds like this beer will be produced by another local brewery. (Blank Slate)

    A stout with Buckwheat honey and maple syrup. Decent. There was some smokiness going on in this beer and it wasn't real sweet.

    My favorite was the Goze style beer. Gozer the Destroyer. This was a sour beer with salt. I LOVED IT !!! Had 2 pints of this after the flight samples. Hard to describe as there is sournesss, but it has a salty finish that almost makes a sweetness that comes through at the end. I know weird way to describe it. Only 5% abv so you could have quite a few of them.