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04-07-2007, 01:05 AM
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a red from the now closed bonfire bistro.
down goes another brewpub
and it was just minutes from my house. 
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Kegged: Wit, Blonde Ale, What Wheat?
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04-07-2007, 02:11 AM
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#402
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my own beer that i guess is a pale ale. i was gonna make a hobgoblin clone but when i got there i decided to drop the lme a pound to keep acohol down and forgot it was my first full boil so i didnt adjust the hops. long story short the malty chocolaty hobgoblin turned into an orange hoppy pale. either way its my best beer yet, not a bad mistake 
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04-07-2007, 02:36 AM
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Location: Jackson, NJ
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Affligem Belgium Blonde and Ayinger Celebrator Dopplebock.
Every Friday or Sat. I've been hitting the local Wegmans that has a great
selection of brews. I've been trying different styles to kind of narrow down
what I want to brew, scince I'm new to All Grain.
The Celebrator was to dark for me. Too much roasted malt/coffee flavor.
I have a Aventus Dopplebock in the fridge that I'll try tomorrow.
The Blonde was very good. Smooth and had a rich taste to it.
I'm thinking that I'd like to brew a blonde similar to this. Rich and smooth.
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RIP-Ludweizen
Mac & Jacks African Amber clone,
- Dog Hair Pale Ale (Inspired by CWeston/Columbus Pale Ale)
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04-07-2007, 03:18 AM
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#404
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Spokane, Washington
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I just had a Boundary Bay IPA and an Elysian IPA. Pretty tight.
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04-07-2007, 05:28 AM
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#405
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Location: Houston, TX
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I picked up a six pack of Bridgeport IPA last night, because I'd heard some good things about it. I wasn't too impressed; the quality of the hoppiness wasn't bright and crisp enough. It was a bit soft; I think it was the types of hops they use. Drinkable, but not great. I'll be back on my Thunderhead next time. 
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04-08-2007, 04:49 AM
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#406
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Location: Addison,TX
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Can't drink tonight had another damn gallbladder attack so just pain pills for me tonight.  ,, Last night i did get to enjoy a 120 min IPA, Rouge Dead guy ale, and a few chimay's. First time to try the dead guy ale and I liked it a lot, looks like im gonna have to brew that one sometime.
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04-08-2007, 05:41 AM
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#407
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Nothin' like a lil 60 grit...
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Location: Southwest
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I'm about to uncap the growler of Porter I got last night at High Desert Brewing (a brew pub in Las Cruces, NM).
It's the only brew pub within about a 90 mile radius of me. I went there a few months ago and really enjoyed their Steam Beer. Last night I tried their Scotch Ale and Imperial Stout. Both were good, but the Scotch Ale tasted almost identical to the Steam Beer with a bit more alcohol content. The Imperial Stout tasted like the Scotch Ale with a touch of roasted malt. I was a little disappointed. It seems to me they use the exact same malt and hops in everything and just vary the amounts to achieve something close to the intended style.
Off I go to the fridge to see if the Porter follows suit...
EDIT:
The Porter is a pleasant surprise. The nose is very reminiscent of their other brews, but the flavor is more complex. Chocolate and coffee notes are prominent with a slight alcohol warmth. The aftertaste is a bit heavy but pleasant. Not sure...I might have to finish the whole growler tonight...I don't want it going flat or oxidizing!
Last edited by Yuri_Rage; 04-08-2007 at 05:49 AM.
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04-09-2007, 06:56 AM
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#408
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Location: Torrance, CA
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Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine 2007. I had the whole six pack sitting here and read several other posts saying it was good so I decided to break one open. A nice amber with just a hint of red. Aroma is full of hops. Taste is immediately hops followed by thick malt and a little warming from the alcohol. It's great and I can't wait to taste it in a year.
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04-14-2007, 05:22 AM
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#409
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Location: Austin, TX
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Originally Posted by Torchiest
I picked up a six pack of Bridgeport IPA last night, because I'd heard some good things about it. I wasn't too impressed; the quality of the hoppiness wasn't bright and crisp enough. It was a bit soft; I think it was the types of hops they use. Drinkable, but not great. I'll be back on my Thunderhead next time. 
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I like the hops in that IPA. They arent over the top, but they are present. And if I remember correctly, they have a nice grapefruit flavor.
Im drinking the very last bottle of the first beer I ever made. It was a stout from a can. It would have been two years old in about 2 weeks, and it has actually aged decently.
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04-14-2007, 05:46 AM
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#410
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Location: Addison,TX
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finally good head on my first batch. I can really taste the flavor improving. I am so excited!!!
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