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  • Sonofanump
    Went to the Columbus Brewing Co for dinner tonight. Disapointed in the IPA and 2XIPA, the scottish ale was good as was the blond lager. Stout was decent, I think it was maple creme. The bock was the third best beer they had IMHO.
  • BORIStheCrusher
    I Wear Pants;1074055 wrote:Double Bastard is the equivalent of a bottle of Ambien.
    Got that shit right, just finished one while watching the game.....
  • I Wear Pants
    Bought my brother a couple bottles of Hellhound and Hoppin' Frog's Mean Manalishi Double IPA (168 IBUS!!!) for his birthday.
  • OneBuckeye
    I had Urthel Hop-It last night (winking lizard glass of the month). I thought it was a good well balanced beer, had lots of hop flavors without the huge punch. I could drink it all night and its 9.5 abv.

    I had Victory HopDevil on tap too last night. It had the typical huge hop finish. It was ok, but I am just not a fan of those types of beers. Out of the bottle this would probably not be drinkable for me.
  • I Wear Pants
    I have yet to meet a beer that I thought had too much hops.
  • BORIStheCrusher
    About to finish a 4 pack of Founders Double Trouble; freaking awesome beer. Pretty sure I'm going to be nodding off soon.
  • bigdaddy2003
    Saw a 6 pack of Thirsty Dog 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale tonight but didn't buy it. Anyone ever had it and how good is it? It was like 12 bones. I noticed it was 8.3 percent. If it's pretty good I will go back and get some.
  • I Wear Pants
    bigdaddy2003;1082746 wrote:Saw a 6 pack of Thirsty Dog 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale tonight but didn't buy it. Anyone ever had it and how good is it? It was like 12 bones. I noticed it was 8.3 percent. If it's pretty good I will go back and get some.
    I like it a lot. jIt has a lot going on in it as far as spice load, sweetness, and other flavor profiles and yet manages to be pretty damn drinkable especially for 8.3%.
  • bigdaddy2003
    Also has anyone tried Conway's Irish Ale by Great Lakes?
  • justincredible
    Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro is fantastic.
  • gerb131
    justincredible;1083137 wrote:Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro is fantastic.
    And where did you find this?
  • justincredible
    gerb131;1083324 wrote:And where did you find this?
    Beer festival.
  • I Wear Pants
    justincredible;1083137 wrote:Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro is fantastic.
    Indeed it is. Though it's fantastic the normal way as well.
  • Commander of Awesome
    justincredible;1083330 wrote:Beer festival.
    Which one?
  • justincredible
    Commander of Awesome;1083948 wrote:Which one?
    Cincy Beer Fest.
  • I Wear Pants
    If I post a link to a photo on facebook would some of you guys mind "liking" it to help me win a free hotel and transport to and from The Big Tap In that Vintage Estates puts on?
    http://bigtapin.com/index.php
  • Curly J
    I Wear Pants;1083956 wrote:If I post a link to a photo on facebook would some of you guys mind "liking" it to help me win a free hotel and transport to and from The Big Tap In that Vintage Estates puts on?
    http://bigtapin.com/index.php
    I'm game.

    Looks like Hopslam made it back into Jungle Jim's. Nice thing since I was paying $8.00 a bottle at a pub for it here in Fairfield.

    Did they have it on tap at the Beer Fest Justin ?
  • killer_ewok
    I'm drinking some Old Rasputin tonight. Mmmm.....
  • OneBuckeye

    My Choices for tonight. From Winking Lizard. These are the ones I haven't had off of their Feb draft list. Please advise


    http://winkinglizard.com/media/documents/placemats/fairbk2-12.pdf




    317.Troegs Hopback Amber
    6% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Very balanced, sweet and malty with slightly spicy and floral
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    314. Stone Ruination IPA (USA)
    </SPAN>7.7%ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Coarse feeling, resinous, dry with toast, tobacco and rind character
    </SPAN>
    313. Ommegang Adoration (USA)
    </SPAN>10% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Sweet, some spice cake character and dark cherries
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    316. DFH My Antonia (USa)
    </SPAN>7.5% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Rich, full-bodied imperial pilsner and well balanced.
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    334. left hand FADE TO BLACK (usA)
    </SPAN>7.5% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Pepper Porter. Smooth chocolate character highlighted with some light pepper notes
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    157. Ayinger JAHRHUNDERT (usA)
    </SPAN>5.5% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Medium bodied, herbal hoppiness and grainy
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    178. Brooklyn BROWN ALE (usA)
    </SPAN>5.6% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Smooth caramel sweetness, nutty, crisp and dry
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    215. Goose Island MILD WINTER ALE (usA)
    </SPAN>5.6% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Dark bread, raisin and rye aromas. Roasted coffee and caramel flavor
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    251. Sierra Nevada RUTHLESS RYE IPA (USA)
    </SPAN>6.6% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Medium bodied, oily with peppery spiciness
    </SPAN></SPAN>

    </SPAN>
    </SPAN>
  • Commander of Awesome
    Can never go wrong with Stone. They've become my favorite brewery.
  • OneBuckeye
    316. DFH My Antonia (USa) </SPAN>7.5% ABV</SPAN></SPAN>
    Rich, full-bodied imperial pilsner and well balanced.</SPAN></SPAN>

    Had this. I don't think I have had many imperial pilsners. Reminded me of a hazy blonde IPA. Decent hop finish. Not bad, but not memorable.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Only one?
  • OneBuckeye
    Commander of Awesome;1086483 wrote:Only one?
    off of the hadn't had list. After that one, I had a Ommegang Abby Ale, which was awesome as usual and then i had a Kentucky Burboun ale which is a great desserty beer to end the night on.
  • OneBuckeye
    Also note, I got the abby ale because my pallet was impaired from my hot wings. That's why I didn't try anything new.
  • gerb131
    313 Ommegang is great. I love their ales, the monks do it right.