RJ Rockers Son of a Peach. Ive liked it before and I like it again. Im not a fruit beer fan,maybe the artificially fruitbeer beers are what made me hate them in the past. But this is once again,very good as Ive tried it last year very impressed. I like hops,so peach is almost like an extreme hop flavor/aroma.As well as in nature of yeast "esters" just something I learned about yeast from brewing the last few years. So.. if you like fruity hops and can tolerate a wheat beer,this is your gig. I would take this camping and everywhere.Great peach-wheat. Fantastic aroma and peach flavor. I actually wish I had a sixer of this.
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Looks like 7.5%
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It's a unique beer because they smoke the malts on-site. Very few breweries smoke their own malts.
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One of my favorite beers of this year. I usually have it every couple of weeks. Just so delicious.
45_70sharps
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Right now I'm drinking a bastard coffee / Rye extra hoppy beer I made from what was in the closet.
Man this stuff came out bitter. A little extra malt extract and some time and it's pretty good right now. Good enough to drink it with a keg nearly full of Black Butte clone sitting next to it.
Man this stuff came out bitter. A little extra malt extract and some time and it's pretty good right now. Good enough to drink it with a keg nearly full of Black Butte clone sitting next to it.
adamjackson
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Yep!
Shaun Hill is a huge fan of philosophical texts for his beer names. Civil Disobedience, Society & Solitude, Life without Principle and others
A Dane (Anders Kissmeyer) was an intern / employed (?) at Hill Farmstead and brewed this who now has his own brewery is the collaborator on this one with Shaun Hill.
I'm not a fan of smoked (aka campfire beers) but it's my favorite smoked beer I've had. Nice balance.
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This is one my bottles of mead left over from a recent competition. I need to empty a few more like this to make room for another couple gallons of mead that's ready to bottle.
Uh, traditional still semi-sweet mead made from clover honey. The bottle says dry, though...I mis-clicked when I was filling out the entry form.
I think most people here will recognize this one. A little Pliny to finish the night.
I'm not too far from the brewery and surprisingly this is the first time I've tried them, I've heard nothing but bad things about Raging ***** so I'll have to give one of those a go.
Magic Hat #9 on tap is one of my favorites, I love apricot finish it has.
atimmerman88
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Decisions decisions
My ESB
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Williams Brewing Belgian Harvest Ale. Very Good!!
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My spiced punkin ale
adamjackson
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Bottled two weeks ago. Still not as good as homebrew.
Captain Lawrence Captain's Reserve Imperial IPA. This has got to be one of the best IIPAs I've had in a very long while. Killer hop character, but on the sweet side, which I thoroughly enjoy.
First beer if the evening is my award-winning coconut porter. I still have some work left to do today, though.
sweed
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Had a framboise raspberry lambic, .mmm really good, its been years since I had one.
Sam cinder boch, not my thing. Its too smokey, the smell is like a campfire. The taste improves after the initial smoke.
Sam cinder boch, not my thing. Its too smokey, the smell is like a campfire. The taste improves after the initial smoke.
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Three Floyd's Risgoop, very good, tastes very similar to their Zombie Dust.
Finished the first one and now I'm working on a pint of mild.
Clown Shoes Tramp Stamp Belgian IPA. I heard of the new brewery a couple weeks ago and was really excited. This is the first of theirs I've tried and I have to say, I'm not terribly impressed. It's good, but it didn't blow me away.
Almost looks like it was bottled two weeks ago, no? Gotta love fresh harvest beer, but yeah, few things beat a good home brew!
That's a really good beer, new discovery for me, and a regular in the fridge.
I've really been loving this one recently. Hop harvest FTW! :rockin:
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It is a good beer, just not earth shattering in my eyes. I think I fall prey to putting beer I can't immediately get my hand on on a pedestal. Same thing happened with Pliny. I finally got to try it Denver while I was there for GABF after waiting years to try it. Because of the ridiculously high expectations I had, I thought it was a great DIPA, but not mind blowing like it should have been. That said, I am excited to try more Clown Shoes brews, especially Vampire Slayer.
Also, I'm now drinking Green Flash Hop Head Red.
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Modified skeeter pee with a pound of raspberries in the secondary and highly carbonated. Delicious.
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Deschutes Jubelale 2010. I've had this in the beer fridge for over 2 years at a constant 42°F and waiting until "after January 29, 2011", the date suggested on the bottle, to find a good occasion to open it. It's Friday, seems like a good occasion to me. And I'm just tired of passing it by in the fridge when looking for an after-dinner beer. Beer wants to be drank!
This is their normal Jubelale but aged in Oregon Pinot Noir barrels. It has molasses on the nose, maybe some cherries, and a sweet caramel-y bitterness that finishes smoothly. It's like a barleywine with a little less bitterness and more body. Fantastic. I'm glad I waited.
This is their normal Jubelale but aged in Oregon Pinot Noir barrels. It has molasses on the nose, maybe some cherries, and a sweet caramel-y bitterness that finishes smoothly. It's like a barleywine with a little less bitterness and more body. Fantastic. I'm glad I waited.
SN Tumbler.
See them tumbling down,
Pledging their love to the ground!
Lonely, but free, I'll be found,
Drifting along with the tumbling tumbleweeds
You know, you could just re-post that earlier picture of the Tumbler.
Sometimes there's a man...well, sometimes there's a man....aw, I lost my train of thought here.
The dude abides. I linked that prior photo from google images.... it seemed more interesting than my glass. It is more interesting than my glass....
@nukebrewer: Me too!!! We only get a couple here, but I've had quite a few via trade. All good beers. I have a bottle of Blaecorn Unidragon that I'm looking forward to trying! I'll have to look out for the Vampire Slayer.
Pliny, I love it, but I agree, there's many better.
Pliny, I love it, but I agree, there's many better.
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