When you buy your IPA's like I do, one 15.5 gallon keg at a time, you have to make sure it's a good one!!
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When you buy your IPA's like I do, one 15.5 gallon keg at a time, you have to make sure it's a good one!!
I had the Grapefruit Sculpin and Kane Overhead IPA. Both were very good. I was going to have a Carton Boat next, but we ended up leaving and heading to another bar and I had Brooklyn Lager and Sam Adams Cold Snap there. I'm a fan of Brooklyn and the first Cold Snap was good, but the second one just seemed a little off.
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Going with Bud Light tonight, early and often.
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Had a great time in VT this past weekend with a few of my buddies, def. will be back there soon! Didn't get a chance to go to HFS or Fiddlehead, but will next time around. Did try some HFS Citra on draft as well as some SOS and 14th Star Tribute DIPA, loved the 14th Star. Also I can't get enough of Super Session #2! Lucked out on getting a lot of beer (got even more than is pictured) tho, enjoy the pics!
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DUDE! that is one hell of a haul!
put a heady topper and a sip of sunshine, I'm on my way
put a heady topper and a sip of sunshine, I'm on my way
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Marty it was crazy! In the first day we were there we got 3 cases + a 4pk of Heady and a case + a 4pk of SOS. Then the next day I think we got just about 2 cases of Heady + more SOS.
I'll save you some, I'll be back to VT soon (probably closer for you to meet up).
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we may need to move that to the WNY thread, but I was planning on meeting Andy for a round at the end of the month, will you join us?
This was my haul from Three Floyds over the weekend.
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Dude it was really good. Honestly I went in with the attitude it was going to suck and of course it didn't. Won't buy them all the time but definitely on my radar now.
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Green Flash Soul Style IPA, it's Meh
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I'm surprised you don't like it, I had it for the first time this weekend and thought it was pretty good.
A refreshing, slightly fruity IPA.
I had a Lagunitas DayTime last night, pretty tasty Session IPA. Been on a kick for them after loving Super Session #2.
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Me too actually as I typically enjoy Their IPAs, but it just seemed messy.
I had Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Tropical IPA recently, and they was very good. Similar style just pulled it off better I thought.
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I def. like SN Beer Camp Tropical IPA, bought a six pack the other week and only have 1 left!
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This was my haul from Three Floyds over the weekend.
GEEZ ... You have a beer problem like i have a bourbon problem.
For all you beer lovers I can't recommend the Hydro Flask True Pint enough. I bought one in December on a trip to Montana and I now own 6 of them. I felt guilty serving my guests beer out of my keg when I was drinking out of such a superior beer glass!:act-up:
http://loadoutroom.com/14313/hydro-flask-true-pint-review/
http://loadoutroom.com/14313/hydro-flask-true-pint-review/
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interesting, I would have never considered that type of glass as superior, what do they have that make them better?
I'm asking because I'm curious, I alwaus thought the color and texture was part of the experience, so I usually want a clear glass
also, most people say that to taste the most out of certain beer types, you would need special glass shapes (see examples.) I can see this shape to be great for lagers, stouts and some ales, but I could buy an opaque glass
IPA:
barley wines, and strong belgiums:
I'm asking because I'm curious, I alwaus thought the color and texture was part of the experience, so I usually want a clear glass
also, most people say that to taste the most out of certain beer types, you would need special glass shapes (see examples.) I can see this shape to be great for lagers, stouts and some ales, but I could buy an opaque glass
IPA:
barley wines, and strong belgiums:
Certain beers are better out of a brandy type glass for sure. Color is certainly part of the experience but 90% of the beer I drink is out of a keg and I already know what the color looks like - I don't need to see it for all 120 pints in each keg. It's also hot where I live and much of my beer drinking is outside from April until October. Hydro Flask pints do an amazing job keeping my beer cold and I'm sure on I will love these riding around in my golf cart on the 60+ days this summer that the temps will exceed 90 degrees.
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Silver Bullet the Official beer of the King
The King only drinks when the mountains are Blue
The King only drinks when the mountains are Blue
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These are very good
Fox River Brewing Company 2 Dams
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Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue Ale.
Might be my favorite beer overall.
Might be my favorite beer overall.
Silver Bullet the Official beer of the King
The King only drinks when the mountains are Blue
The official beer of me in college haha
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Official Beer of The King now!