This day did not go as planned.
Having this to get into a better mental state. The jalapeño is pretty damned hot.
What exactly did you do with the jalapeño?
Saison,
What are you drinking now?
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PatrickGoss
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Sounds like it! Just re-boxed your beers and they will be out tomorrow.
I have to admit, I am excited about it.
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Matilda. Not a style I generally go for... But a very tasty and well made beer all the same. Glad I finally had one after walking past it in the beer stores every week forever.
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smurfjuice
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what is the distance between boards??
PatrickGoss
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Dont get your hopes up. Heady is meh.
That's the rumor... I swear, dar/Remmy gives a beer a good review and it becomes impossible for anyone to get their hands on it to find out how crappy it is.
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PatrickGoss
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Dont get your hopes up. Heady is meh.
Did you try the pride and joy? I have actually come to appriciate it for what it is and am going to miss that brew. A very mild craft beer has its place.
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I have not yet. Mild brews are nice every now and then so i look forward to that since my fridge is filled with big or hoppy beers.
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Drinking my first Ten fidy. Enjoyable, especially with some chili. Even the old man had one with me.
And I had a breakfast stout prior to that after a long day of not drinking and watching football.
And I had a breakfast stout prior to that after a long day of not drinking and watching football.
This was a surprise find in NC. I had no idea they got Ska out there.
Remmy, you got called on Shenanigans.
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Hey Farva what's the name of that restaurant you like with all the goofy **** on the walls and the mozzarella sticks?
you mean Shenanigans? Shenanigans? you guys wanna go there?
I'm gonna sound like my mom, buuuut, I just can't get enough of this Old Chub in my mouth!
Double pour of my English Summer Ale. I'm thinking about tossing this in a comp, but having a hard time deciding on a category. 2014 guidelines it'd be going in English Golden Ale (where Summer Ales fit). But with the 2008 guidelines English Summer Ales belong in the Blonde Ale category, seems they're added as an afterthought and most judges wouldn't expect it. It might do alright as a Best Bitter, but I'm already entering a Best Bitter. Too English and too small for APA although the balance is right. And I don't think it's in your face enough to stand out in 23. So I guess I might just try my luck under Blonde Ale.
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Your mom too? I thought it was just your grandma.
I was thinking the same thing
mattmmille
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I sure would be willing to try one of those!
Having a Coke Zero with a Schlotzky's beef and cheddar sandwich.
PM me an address BK and I'll get a couple out to you when their close to being ready.
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My RIS, this might do me in,
SupervisingChildren
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Yup.
Son had hockey, then had to go with the family to the farm to pick pumpkins. Missed the Bills squeak out a win, and missed most of the 4:00 games due to bathes, playing some basketball, and dinner.
Been a busy day. Time for another beer while watching the Broncos-49ers game with my parents.
Really nice RIS from Two Roads that I'd never heard of until a couple weeks ago when I bought it. Picked up another one for a trade and I'm glad I did. I think the recipient will enjoy this very much.
The beer was aged on 'em, along with coaco, in rum barrels. Great beer as it warmed. I'll have to dispose of he other two before infection sets in. A bit of water and then off to bed. Weekend flew by way too fast.
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This is better than you made it seem PG.
2drunk2
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I heard Yum Yum is replacing Pride and Joy for FFF.
PatrickGoss
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That is what they say. I will miss pride and joy but yumyum is a bit more my style and just as good or better.
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My first ever Founders.
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You picked a great one to start with... Not that I have had a bad one.
Water and sleep.
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hawgwild81
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Had I known that I would have sent you a whole line up to try.
I don't think Founders makes a bad beer. Everyone I've had has been great.
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SFGiantsFan925
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So....this is happening tonight. 2013 White Oak. Wow, what a beer. So much going on there.
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2drunk2
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They did make a habenaro beer that I wasn't crazy about, but the rest is money. Something about that peppery beer tasted like battery acid.
I know I'm biased towards fat heads (drink local), but I gotta say it's better than heady.
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