This is so now. So right now. So good.
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Glad they held up from growler to bottle and a week of shipping. You're the guinea pig Lou. So hard to get fresh ipa bottles, but fresh PhP beers are fully available.
This is so now. So right now. So good.
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Glad they held up from growler to bottle and a week of shipping. You're the guinea pig Lou. So hard to get fresh ipa bottles, but fresh PhP beers are fully available.
To be completely and totally honest, they were great. The ONLY thing was, it seemed the carbonation levels were probably a little less than desired. I wouldn't call them flat or anything, but I couldn't really get a good head on them, as seen in the pictures. Really though, taste-wise, they were great. I'm just doing my best to nit-pick.
Thanks again!
Agreed. Noticed that. But every bottle from California my wife brought back last month, bought in a craft beer store, tasted the same. Little bit of malt and bitter. Like zero aroma/flavor, aka old. So I'd take that trade-off any day.
Think if i could find a long thin funnel to transfer, that may help. Lot of carbonation is lost during growler to bottle transfer.
Apparently god(s) are against me for using 7oz home grown whole cascade.
What? 9i?
What are we looking at with the colored liquid? And is that lactic acid harvested from a close subject??😉
This par 3 was 200 yards straight downhill.