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SN Southern Hemisphere Harvest

Russian Imperial Stout. Heavy, man.

2011 Fullers Vintage- lot of wisky dry oak tones ,pretty compex overall,with some slight funk. Nice creamy malty stong ale.Looks great too.solid, not shure about that price$ though.Jenkers! Easy come easy go.

Just cracked my first bottle of Westvleteren 12!! Soo many flavors in this brew! Wow! (Color is a lil off from flash)

Wulfman said:

Just cracked my first bottle of Westvleteren 12!! Soo many flavors in this brew! Wow! (Color is a lil off from flash)

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Sooooooo jealous! Enjoy!

First pass at a Pliny clone - needs work.

marcb said:

Sooooooo jealous! Enjoy!

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Thank you! I was too one of the envious.. a few dollars on ebay and few days later and voila!

Pumpkin Ale from Sam Adams. I think this one is the best in the variety pack.

In Heat Wheat, and Pavillion Noble Pils (Marshall). The Pils is a solid beer, the wheat is good, but not great. Next up; Caldera IPA in a can.

A Kirkland Amber Ale. Nothing special, but it's a beer and I've tasted worse.

Founder Breakfast Stout. All I can say is WOW....

Founders breakfast stout, not as good as the KBS ( wich I had first) but very tasty! on the pricy side 11.99$ 4 pack in the midwest here.

Dark Horse Reserve Special Black Bier

My Bravo* Nelson* Amarillo* Simco* IPA . @ 5 mo. bottled and still hoppy as all hell. Turned out to be a pretty good combo for an IPA. And are most my top hops in my favorate commercial beers.Its missing a few though like columbus. Some day Ill make a massive mess of all my favorate hops or something.

Back Forty Truckstop Brown Ale

Just tapped my first couple of pints of my ESB from Brewing Classic Styles...very nice! Will be making this again, for sure.

One of these



Feeling good right now.

Harlot's Harvest Pike Pumpkin Ale, from Pike Place Brewery.

First time they've done a fall seasonal. It took a minute to get used to the strong malt flavor, but it's growing on me very fast indeed.

Having a Kirkland Pale Ale right now, my least favorite of the quad. But hey it's pretty good right now probably because of all the beer I had before this one which are: my new wit (which turned out!) and a wonderful DB Vienna lager from VA.

Balvenie Double Wood Single Malt - neat

After getting a few offerings from these guys in a trade, I'm quickly becoming a fan. :rockin:

punkrockdave said:

One of these

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Feeling good right now.

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Got that one in the same trade. Stellar IPA, I was really impressed!

keystone light... errrrrr... i mean snpa

Two Triples, Sour Barrel 3 YO, Irish Red Sour 2 YO; followed by a RIS and Barley Wine.

Out.

BW

Modelo Especial. It's good, especially after a 12 hour day, and no craft beer in sight.

Lips of Faith Brett Beer.............Gross. I need to stay away from "micro Lagers."

Great Divide
Rumble: Oak Aged IPA
Amazingly smooth, super tasty, easy to drink IPA.

It's after 10pm here and this is the first time all day, which included brewing, I've been able to sit down since waking up this morning. The kids are in bed, the house is quiet, had a steak for dinner with a homebrew and now Makers 46 tastes great.

ZombieWoof72 said:

Great Divide
Rumble: Oak Aged IPA
Amazingly smooth, super tasty, easy to drink IPA.

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I love that. Does Great Divide make a bad beer? Or even an average one??

troyh said:

I love that. Does Great Divide make a bad beer? Or even an average one??

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Hell no! If they do i haven't had one yet.

Ron Zacappa 23 year old

Kinda Blueberry wheat from Boulder. Six packs were $2.99 the liquor store. Same price as Windex.

EnjoyGoodBeer said:

Founders breakfast stout, not as good as the KBS ( wich I had first) but very tasty! on the pricy side 11.99$ 4 pack in the midwest here.

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I think I paid $9 for the 4 pack. Worth every penny. Ill have to try and find the KBS sometime.

My wife is cooking me a birthday dinner and brought home some treats too.... My favorite porter, one of my favorite BGA's, and the closest thing we can get to Russian River here in MA

Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy......Drinking a Goose Island Honker Ale. They just started distributing it in our market!

Hopsecutioner

My aged(6 months-now) Horizon,Citra,Amarillo CaliV Ipa- Very good Ipa Great experience with using liquid yeast for the first time or I should say second since I washed/harvested from an Amber beer orgionally. Wish I could compare it to one of my favorate commercial ipa's,but Sculpin kinda comes to mind though or maybe some Elysian Ipa's. Cept mine has a creamier mouthfeel Now I gotta try my brown and black ipa from the same harvested batches that followed. This is what I love about storing homebrews.

Edit: Black and Brown Ip'a are still awesome aged. Thanks to oxycaps also. IM a way bigger fan of the brown ipa though, and its mild fruit dankyness holy mamma me likes.

And, then rest of a New world Sam Adams,that Ive been blowing off and on.and I wont get again,not that Im a big american tripple macro fan either,but its prettty good,just not worth its value/short lived fancy corked bottle,not for me but more for someone else. Have at.

Elysian's The Great Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale.

****ing delicious.

Tenspeed said:

Elysian's The Great Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale.

****ing delicious.

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****ing jealous,too. Near impossible around here.Mail order possibility though.

Tenspeed said:

Elysian's The Great Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale.

****ing delicious.

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Gotta see if I can get that in Atlanta

I'm drinking my pale ale I made in February haha