Beezy
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Troeggs Hopback on cask.
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aerialmedical
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23rd birthday reserve, imperial version of the brand brewed with cocoa nibs and orange zest and some chillies and aged in bourbon barrels. I am not sure how exclusive it is, but here in Denver's largest liquor store, they had a four bomber limit per person, which is what they do with Pliney as well.
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Pipers Pub in Pittsburgh.
doodlebug
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Last night I had the pleasure of tasting a new IIPA to Founders' lineup: 10K IPA. Highly recommended.
mikeysab
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Homebrewed cider fermented with 3711. Perfect yeast for a cider.
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Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale.
1 of the best apa's i've made yet 
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Now it's Nimbus Red Ale.
aerialmedical
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DFH 60 Min, Alameda Amber Ale HB, &FullSail Session
Scottdiesel1
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Lagunitas "hopstupid"... Kern River "just outstanding IPA"... Ready to dry hop my homebrew IPA tomorrow!
My first Russian River experience: Damnation
Definitely reminds me of Duvel, but it's less spicy. It's not my favorite style, but it's good for the style. I have bottles of Supplication and Salvation for later dates.
I was happy to find these during a recent trip to Colorado Springs. Thanks to AZ_IPA for recommending Cheers! and their great retail beer selection. Not surprised that I didn't find Pliny, but slightly disappointed.
Definitely reminds me of Duvel, but it's less spicy. It's not my favorite style, but it's good for the style. I have bottles of Supplication and Salvation for later dates.
I was happy to find these during a recent trip to Colorado Springs. Thanks to AZ_IPA for recommending Cheers! and their great retail beer selection. Not surprised that I didn't find Pliny, but slightly disappointed.
kirkosaurus
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Drinking a partial grain APA kit I dry hopped with cascade. I swear it's better than SNPA!
Beezy
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Enjoying a Santo Palo in a classy PBR goblet and smoking a classy Swisher Sweet on the stoop... And actually I just put out the cigar. Bad idea lol.
drinking a tasty homebrew pale ale
Steelers77
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Home brewed Rosemary Rye Saison, brewed with coriander, Saaz for bittering and finished with Sorachi Ace hops. Turned out way better than I expected. My wife absolutely loves it.
Thats sounds really good!
right now I have a couple that I'm chewing through... my local Sunflower farmers market routinely clearances out singles for $1 on beers that are being phased out or seasonal leftovers or just 6 packs that have been broken up etc...
Cafe Negro Porter.... Not bad... tastes like black coffee... a bit too much IMO
Abita Strawberry Harvest Lager... down here in AZ this is a nice afternoon beer on a hot day. I enjoy it so far
Nimbus Oatmeal stout.. first sip was only ok, but the more I went through the glass the more I grew to really enjoy it. a very multi layered beer with great aroma and heavy espresso caramel tastes with just a hint of bitter cocoa
Cafe Negro Porter.... Not bad... tastes like black coffee... a bit too much IMO
Abita Strawberry Harvest Lager... down here in AZ this is a nice afternoon beer on a hot day. I enjoy it so far
Nimbus Oatmeal stout.. first sip was only ok, but the more I went through the glass the more I grew to really enjoy it. a very multi layered beer with great aroma and heavy espresso caramel tastes with just a hint of bitter cocoa
Steelers77
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Way better than I expected, I could give you the recipe if you'd like. One thing, I used East Coast Saison Blend. If you cant get that use one of the other commercially available strains.
Sam Adams Infinium Ale. Bought it awhile ago and wanted to save it for a special occasion.....till I noticed the enjoy by July 2011 label. Popped it open tonight. Not too bad, like a champagne style beer. I think I like it
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How is that recipe?
twas a $80 recipe buying it all from a LHBS...
the beer is absolutely great at 12 weeks after brewing.
I did the DME version, but plan to brew it again but All Grain this time should save me some coin buy online as well.
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aerialmedical
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Lagunitas Lucky 13 Anniversary & 90 Min IPA
Haputanlas
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Devil's Canyon Scotch Ale
mlg5039
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New Belgium Brewing's La Folie.
It's my first sour, and I think I like it. :
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It's my first sour, and I think I like it. :
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mlg5039
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Next, a liefmans goudenband.
It's delicious. Not as sour as la folie. Very complex though. Picking flavors apart with every sip. I'm glad for the total wine girft card because I would have never paid for these. But, now I'm considering a 2 year sour ale endeavor.
It's delicious. Not as sour as la folie. Very complex though. Picking flavors apart with every sip. I'm glad for the total wine girft card because I would have never paid for these. But, now I'm considering a 2 year sour ale endeavor.
drummerguysteve
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Strong Arm Stout. Not too cold, and n2 servered. Very tasty!
arturo7
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Deschutes Twilight Summer Ale
Wow!
I usually think of Deschutes as an "also ran," but this stuff is fantastic!
Wow!
I usually think of Deschutes as an "also ran," but this stuff is fantastic!
Both this and Inversion is on tap at the pub down the street. I might have to swing in after work and try this. Had the Inversion last time and was eyeballing the Twilight, but ended up heading to another pub down the way for some one run cask.
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