What are you drinking now?

Guinness mixed with Fat Heads Bumbleberry ( honey blueberry ale)

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Sam Adams grapefruit IPA

Ran out of beer. But my neighbor saved the day with this growler of an IPA I gave him my recipe for.

Onto the second pint. Smacked.

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dryboroughbrewing said:

Stone Mocha IPA... meh. Really nice nose, and the coffee and cacao do come out to play, but still not something I'd want a case of.

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I enjoyed it but I don't think I would be getting a case of it as well.

This...

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And this

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One.

Gonna drink them both - need help picking which one first.

Growler is empty. Four pints later. Smacked.

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Going to throw these on the grill and enjoying an all day ipa!

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Two.

Hb pa/vanilla stout..

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This after far too many yuengling and boxer. Still cannot find a fresh Bigfoot

Blackberry brandy from Poland.

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Finally! Hits the spot.

^that brandy looks and sounds yummy! I assume you are Polish from your brandy and beer posts? I am half Polish. Enjoying a PA brewed Tripel.. Troegs LaGrave

Oldskewl said:

^that brandy looks and sounds yummy! I assume you are Polish from your brandy and beer posts? I am half Polish. Enjoying a PA brewed Tripel.. Troegs LaGrave

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I was lucky enough to score some LaGrave last October while at Hershey. So damned good. Hope they have more for me this October!

Another empty growler.. PintHousePizza Electric Jellyfish+

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Homebrew IPA. Using flaked wheat , flaked barley and mostly citra and mosaic hops.

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One of those big Maw & Paw kinda 3C coffee mugs of coffee. No sleep at all last night fixing computer...just call me Freddie Flameout...

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Post oil change beer.

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Love me some grittys. Their IPL is fantastic especially in Freeport

Brizzo said:

Love me some grittys. Their IPL is fantastic especially in Freeport

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Lived in Maine for 4 years(only two I could legally drink though). Never tried grittys for whatever reason. I'm going up to Bangor to work part of the little league World Series next week, should I stop by?

ThatVideoKid said:

Lived in Maine for 4 years(only two I could legally drink though). Never tried grittys for whatever reason. I'm going up to Bangor to work part of the little league World Series next week, should I stop by?

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Absolutely. Hit up the grittys in Freeport. They always have one of their beers on cask- they were always a more English style brewery but they have been adapting to some
More American versions. But go into it knowing that they aren't trying to be treehouse, trillium etc. they are really nice well crafted easy to drink beers. Sometimes it's nice to be able to taste goldings and cascades again

ThatVideoKid said:

Lived in Maine for 4 years(only two I could legally drink though). Never tried grittys for whatever reason. I'm going up to Bangor to work part of the little league World Series next week, should I stop by?

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If you ever work the Colt World Series let me know you are coming and bring aspirin

And it's clone, almost identical

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Time to clean kegs.

Brizzo said:

Absolutely. Hit up the grittys in Freeport. They always have one of their beers on cask- they were always a more English style brewery but they have been adapting to some
More American versions. But go into it knowing that they aren't trying to be treehouse, trillium etc. they are really nice well crafted easy to drink beers. Sometimes it's nice to be able to taste goldings and cascades again

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Oh I know. I enjoy the English style beers, especially well-done local brew. Maine seems to have quite a bit of English beer. That's a nice change of pace. By the way, any of you NE guys been to geaghans brewpub in Bangor? Fantastic brews.

Hb dipa
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Unspecified "guess the style" thread beer.

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Drain pour.

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2nd to last of my vintage hop head reds. Seriously still good at 2(?) years. So worth the $1 bin.

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Plead the fifth with a splash while kegging a cream ale. Normally not my style to shake a keg.... But I crave hb and am gearing up to gyrate like a flapper girl.

Picked up grains. LHBS dudes asked if i wanted to sample "losers". What the heck? But their Abby was great, used WL530. Now after work beer..

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PatrickGoss said:

If you ever work the Colt World Series let me know you are coming and bring aspirin

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Sounds good unfortunately I don't work outside of New England too much. But I would love to change that so who knows what the future may hold.