BeerMeDuffMan
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LOL don't sweat it man. The more you think about it, the longer it takes :cross:
On the plus side, you won't have that problem next round
On the plus side, you won't have that problem next round
Canti4341 said:Out for delivery. Soon I can begin my own porch watch.
My all time favorite porter goes to Maui Brewing Company. Their coconut porter is simply outstanding
My wife and I were both excited to see that in the box you sent. We both tasted it a few years ago at GABF and really like it. Looking forward to that one.
You got your feedback at leastYou guys sure do know how to torture a noob.
You got your feedback at least
Hmm.... No hints on where that's landing? More torture. Lol.
kind of feeling like this waiting for my package to get here QUOTE]
Completely agree. I just reread Canti's old post and my hopes for today were dashed again.
kind of feeling like this waiting for my package to get here
Thanks again, man. The Endeavour was damn delicious!
How many are we still waiting on to land?
I'm heading down to Houston soon. Is RU-55 hard to find, or is it on most shelves?
RU-55 is only at the brewery at the moment. It used to be distributed so if you happen across a bottle then snatch it up but i wouldn't get my hopes up on finding one.
Dan, ever get a bite for Surly Darkness?
Nope, but within hours of that post on the WTT board, I found out that Surly announced that they're planning to start distributing in the Chicago area again.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...ew-brewery-windy-city-distribution-new-glarus
So, I'm a little less concerned about getting it this year if all I'll have to do next year is plan to be at Binny's on the right day.
Nice man! If you happen to come across some of the BCBS Coconut we should talk
When i was at Binny's last week (picking up another bottle of Utopias ), I asked what they expected on the BCBS release. Sounds like most stores should get theirs the week after Thanksgiving. That's a good thing for me, I'll be out of town Thanksgiving weekend.
When i was at Binny's last week (picking up another bottle of Utopias ), I asked what they expected on the BCBS release. Sounds like most stores should get theirs the week after Thanksgiving. That's a good thing for me, I'll be out of town Thanksgiving weekend.
I was contemplating getting a bottle of Utopias. Saw that a "reenlightened" liquor store in my home town of Plano(IL, not TX) has a bottle there and it's listed on beer menus for $199, which is the retail price, but I've never seen it actually on a shelf for that, it's always $225-$275.
I just couldn't see myself drinking it. I think I would only get it to turn around and attempt to sell it on an auction site in 5 years or whatever.
Definitely haven't been able to justify buying a Utopias although I've considered it every time I've had the opportunity. I've been lucky enough to be able to try a few different vintages at my local pub, and while that was pricey at $10 per oz it's better than paying over $200 just to sit on it. Cause that's exactly what I'd end up doing too.
When i was at Binny's last week (picking up another bottle of Utopias ), I asked what they expected on the BCBS release. Sounds like most stores should get theirs the week after Thanksgiving. That's a good thing for me, I'll be out of town Thanksgiving weekend.
I was contemplating getting a bottle of Utopias. Saw that a "reenlightened" liquor store in my home town of Plano(IL, not TX) has a bottle there and it's listed on beer menus for $199, which is the retail price, but I've never seen it actually on a shelf for that, it's always $225-$275.
I just couldn't see myself drinking it. I think I would only get it to turn around and attempt to sell it on an auction site in 5 years or whatever.
Yep, I paid $199, and the 2005 bottle i have still has the $149 price tag on it, even though I could have sworn that I paid $125.
I haven't gotten myself to drink the 2005. Most of my friends thought that I'd open it for my wedding last year, but while there was some Dark Lord and KBS bottles emptied that day, the Utopias stayed at home.
I told myself that buying the second bottle makes me more likely to drink the first, but I don't know.
I would buy a bottle or two, but stupid Ohio thinks it has too much alcohol to qualify as beer, and won't allow it. How that makes sense, I have no idea.
Definitely haven't been able to justify buying a Utopias although I've considered it every time I've had the opportunity. I've been lucky enough to be able to try a few different vintages at my local pub, and while that was pricey at $10 per oz it's better than paying over $200 just to sit on it. Cause that's exactly what I'd end up doing too.
Wait you guys are paying this much for a beer?
What am I missing???
BeerMeDuffMan said:Sam Adams Utopia? Yep...a single bottle is that much money. Its must be nice lol
The story is that they have naturally selected yeast that can survive very high alcohol conditions. I think they are up to low 30% ABV with only fermentation; no ice removal.
Fermentation science is just the balls! Makes me wish I had a better understanding of chemical make up and math.
Your prayers have been answered right here on HBT...
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/free-online-beer-chemistry-course-439877/
This looks great! Wish I was smarter...being blond, Polish and a Marine doesn't exactly give me good smarts too much.
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