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For comedy: It's gotta be when they're diggin up the body, Henry is pukin' and Tommy says something like "Hey here's a leg. Here's a wing" For pure badassness: the "F**k you, pay me" scene. For technical merit: the long tracking shot when Henry and Karen are on their date at the Copa.

Philly's a great beer town! Glad to hear of new brewers, welcome man. I'm down South Philly. I go to Barry's- he's only a few blocks away (perfect for grabbing whatever my absentminded self forgets on a brewday). Yeah, he mentioned the shop moving. I'll believe it when I see it. Home Sweet...

As I'm typing, I'm enjoying a Ballast Point Sculpin. If you're an IPA fan and haven't had it, do yourself a favor and grab a bottle. Grapefruit nose, dry pine finish. Also, a friend left half a case of Drake Tail IPA (out of Williamsburg, Va) at my house after a get together last weekend, so...

thanks beernerd, never heard of wholesalehops before. good addition to my shopping sites. they have a limit of 2 lbs on amarillo but it'll take me a while to get through a pound. thanks man.

Posted in another thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/2011-hop-shortage-218762/ Having the same problem: Just got back from the LHBS and was informed there that they can't get Simcoe, Amarillo, Citra, Sorachi or Centennial. Their supplier wont have them back till November. I'm gonna have...

Just got back from the LHBS and was informed there that they can't get Simcoe, Amarillo, Citra, Sorachi or Centennial. Their supplier wont have them back till November. I'm gonna have to go online and see where I can stock up on. Wasn't brewing during the first shortage. Some of those are...

You needn't up it to a whole ounce each, I was just saying I have dry hopped with more than you were planning with no ill effects. Basically I was saying you'd be fine with .75 (or even .5) each. As others have said, it's an experiment. So try what you feel comfortable with (you're not gonna...

I brew half-batches (2.5 gal) because I can do all grain on the stove with my size kettle. I've been known to throw in 2 oz dry hops in a 2.5 gal batch. I dumped in an ounce each of simcoe and nugget. No ill effects. If you want big hop aroma, that'll do it.

I'm drinkin' one right now. I'm impressed. I like their IPA quite a bit, so I gave it a spin. I also don't find it to be sweet, solid malt backbone, but not too sweet. I think it has fruity notes to it. A little citrusy but not over-the-top citrusy. Good aroma, great flavor. I only...

Greetings. I'm a relative noob as well. I live in South Philly too. Kick ass beer town, great beer to be had on tap all over south philly (Pope, Devil's Den, Pete's, etc...). Barry's has good prices. He's basically right down the street. perfect for the essentials one will inevitably...

Thanks all for the warm welcome. Indeed a great town. I look forward to learning a bunch as I go and sharing successes (and failures). This place has already helped me so much, thanks.

Thanks, I'll keep my eye out for it. Always on the prowl for tasty hoppiness.

Livin' on the east coast, it is hard to get fresh Sculpin (when it is availible), never saw a keg of it, I've only ever had a bomber and it wasn't so hot (maybe close to date?). If you got a tip where I can get some in Philly, lemme know--I want it!! Others have suggested the same before, I'll...

Thanks all. Papper's: Yeah PBC is pretty cool. Check out Yard's Brewery tour if you haven't. Right on Delaware Ave. Nice Saturday excursion.

It actually took a little while to find this joint. Perhaps I was dismissive at first? I may have skipped over it during google searches, until I got serious about looking for recipes, then --blam.

Greetings and salutations. Great forum! I've been brewing on and off for a while. Just got back into it when a friend of mine bequeathed his equipment to me when he moved, to replace what I lost in my own move to this great beer town. It's time for a homebrew.

Terrapin Hopsecutioner Ballast Point Big Eye Yards Philly Pale Ale :rockin: