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CD11 and 12?
Looks like the Wednesday illness will strike again.
Never been there during mud season, any tips on getting a 13 Dodge Avenger (company car) up Hill Rd?
 
Never been there during mud season, any tips on getting a 13 Dodge Avenger (company car) up Hill Rd?

I've been up the past 2 weeks without any issue in my Ford Focus ST. In addition I've gone up 2-3 times per month for the past 2 years and never had an issue, so I feel the Taylor road conditions concerns in general are hugely overblown.

But to answer your question just take it easy and you'll be fine. You want to try an carry some speed (25-30mph) though spots that are particularly sloppy to avoid getting stuck, but the majority of the road is still quite firm (but very washboard/rutted).
 
I was up there in Oct, Dec. and March and really didn't have any issues. Not really worried about getting stuck, just don't want to rip the exhaust off or poke a hole in the oil pan. Might be a little hard to explain that to the boss. Thanks, Kevin.
 
I've been up the past 2 weeks without any issue in my Ford Focus ST. In addition I've gone up 2-3 times per month for the past 2 years and never had an issue, so I feel the Taylor road conditions concerns in general are hugely overblown.

But to answer your question just take it easy and you'll be fine. You want to try an carry some speed (25-30mph) though spots that are particularly sloppy to avoid getting stuck, but the majority of the road is still quite firm (but very washboard/rutted).

Agreed, i've never had an issue, just the pot (dirt) holes are quite impressive
 
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This is easily one of the best Hill Farmstead beers I have ever had. Outpaces art and any flora iteration I've had. Civil disobedience 11.
 
Think that is just a typo.

In other news, found (and drank) a b1 Dorothy yesterday, beer is much, much, much better now. Not quite as good as b3 is fresh, imo.
I thought I was alone on thinking that Dorothy (even the latest batch) tastes much better the longer it ages.
 
Not as much wine barrel character, most likely due to this being a fourth use barrel. I wouldn't really compare it to Ann, it has more malty components along with a huge clementine and grapefruit.
I thought it was nice - not near Ann level for my taste. CD11 is funkier and less soft on the palate than Ann. Still a very good beer though.
 
Looks like it really was more Dorothy and now, more Anna. Will be busy tomorrow for sure!
Anyone know if these are new batches of Anna/Dorothy or just more of the 2/2015 releases?
  • Civil Disobedience 11: A blend primarily consisting of wine barrel aged Anna... from barrels that previously held Mimosa/Juicy/E.750ml. $35, Limit one (1) per person. Please see updated release policy here.
  • Civil Disobedience 12: Keeping with the theme of black beers landing on 4 in the series ... A single French Oak barrel blend of black beers from the last 3 years—including Daybreak, Buckwheat Rye Porter, Everett, George, and other minute, fragmented components. Inoculated in the barrel with various strains of yeast and souring bacteria. 375ml. $15. Limit 1 per person.
  • Anna: Honey farmstead ale. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Arthur: Farmstead ale. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Convivial: Farmstead ale brewed with hibiscus flowers. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Dorothy: New iteration. Farmstead ale brewed with wheat, fermented with Brettanomyces, and hopped with Citra. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
 
Looks like it really was more Dorothy and now, more Anna. Will be busy tomorrow for sure!
Anyone know if these are new batches of Anna/Dorothy or just more of the 2/2015 releases?
  • Civil Disobedience 11: A blend primarily consisting of wine barrel aged Anna... from barrels that previously held Mimosa/Juicy/E.750ml. $35, Limit one (1) per person. Please see updated release policy here.
  • Civil Disobedience 12: Keeping with the theme of black beers landing on 4 in the series ... A single French Oak barrel blend of black beers from the last 3 years—including Daybreak, Buckwheat Rye Porter, Everett, George, and other minute, fragmented components. Inoculated in the barrel with various strains of yeast and souring bacteria. 375ml. $15. Limit 1 per person.
  • Anna: Honey farmstead ale. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Arthur: Farmstead ale. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Convivial: Farmstead ale brewed with hibiscus flowers. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
  • Dorothy: New iteration. Farmstead ale brewed with wheat, fermented with Brettanomyces, and hopped with Citra. 750ml, $10, Limit 24 bottles per person.
10 days until I get there. This is killing me.
 
We just got back from HF. Showed up at 9:50 and were 5th in line. CD12 being sold in bottles only line. Convivial magnums as well. Roads muddy and rough.
 
We just got back from HF. Showed up at 9:50 and were 5th in line. CD12 being sold in bottles only line. Convivial magnums as well. Roads muddy and rough.
As in you just left? No way you made it from HF to Brooklyn already
 

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