Hill Farmstead thread

[Don2]

Y'all are just making it worse lol

CW:

Juicy 6/per
GoM Akeml Nuri 2/per

 

[GMRfx]

I keep telling myself that eventually a CW email will come in and I won't max out. Hasn't happened yet...

 

[mateoloco]

Y'all are just making it worse lol

CW:

Juicy 6/per
GoM Akeml Nuri 2/per

indy

 

[Hookemhops13]

Y'all are just making it worse lol

CW:

Juicy 6/per
GoM Akeml Nuri 2/per

 

[Auror]

6 per? Damn.

 

[trio2shine1]

These GoM variants.....

 

[Thevicster]

that luster, tho...

Teasing isn't allowed either. Sorry. Now you must divulge.

 

[Os]

Teasing isn't allowed either. Sorry. Now you must divulge.

ha... I wasn't talking about the bottles... it was in reference to HF's announcement's losing it's luster when people posted what was being made available to CW members...

I wasn't posting it myself but found the whole "luster" thing to be pretty funny

 

[Abitker]

These GoM variants.....

Lol'd hard at this. Well done.

 

[Resuin]

Pairing the cheese plate with Double Barrel Damon at HF now.

 

[Os]

On Wednesday, January 11, we are happy to announce the release of two beers in our Retail Shop...

Juicy

375ml, $18 per bottle, 4 bottle limit per person (credit card and matching ID required, please see our bottle release policy).

Juicy is inspired by our love for New Zealand—the adventures had therein, and the journeys grown from without. Our love for the landscape, the agriculture, and the spirited reflection of its inhabitants a decade ago has led to the vision of what lies before you. After more than a year conditioning in wine barrels with our resident microflora, the beer that we have referred to as Juicy is now ready to be enjoyed.

Bottled December 2016.

Genealogy of Morals - Coffee Collective: Akmel Nuri.

375ml, $20, 1 bottle limit per person (credit card and matching ID required, please see our bottle release policy).

Genealogy of Morals - Coffee Collective: Akmel Nuri is an imperial stout brewed with coffee and aged in bourbon barrels. We have chosen two barrels of our wheat imperial stout, Genealogy of Morals, as the base for a series of single origin coffee experiments. After aging 20 months in select bourbon barrels, we conditioned the beer atop Akmel Nuri's Ethiopian coffee beans sourced and roasted by The Coffee Collective in Copenhagen, Denmark. These friends long ago changed our worldview as to what Coffee could be. After months of bottle conditioning, the beer is ready for release.

We are open in Retail from Wednesday through Saturday, from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.!

 

[Rich2]

those sound gross

 

[Knine]

Knowing that 2 Virginia shitlords and their girlfriends/wives/mommies got the boot at HF today for approaching people in the.parking lot and paying them to go in and get extra bottles of Port Damon for them.....

I witnessed both their solicitations and getting scolded while enjoying a DBD on the porch with my pooch. All of the above plus on site juicy made for a great day up there yesterday.

 

[Thevicster]

On Wednesday, January 11, we are happy to announce the release of two beers in our Retail Shop...

Juicy

375ml, $18 per bottle, 4 bottle limit per person (credit card and matching ID required, please see our bottle release policy).

Juicy is inspired by our love for New Zealand—the adventures had therein, and the journeys grown from without. Our love for the landscape, the agriculture, and the spirited reflection of its inhabitants a decade ago has led to the vision of what lies before you. After more than a year conditioning in wine barrels with our resident microflora, the beer that we have referred to as Juicy is now ready to be enjoyed.

Bottled December 2016.

Genealogy of Morals - Coffee Collective: Akmel Nuri.

375ml, $20, 1 bottle limit per person (credit card and matching ID required, please see our bottle release policy).

Genealogy of Morals - Coffee Collective: Akmel Nuri is an imperial stout brewed with coffee and aged in bourbon barrels. We have chosen two barrels of our wheat imperial stout, Genealogy of Morals, as the base for a series of single origin coffee experiments. After aging 20 months in select bourbon barrels, we conditioned the beer atop Akmel Nuri's Ethiopian coffee beans sourced and roasted by The Coffee Collective in Copenhagen, Denmark. These friends long ago changed our worldview as to what Coffee could be. After months of bottle conditioning, the beer is ready for release.

We are open in Retail from Wednesday through Saturday, from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.!

I know it's one of those perspective mind trick things, but doesn't the GoM look substantially larger than the Juicy?

 

[yasky]

we conditioned the beer atop Akmel Nuri's Ethiopian coffee beans sourced and roasted by The Coffee Collective in Copenhagen, Denmark. These friends long ago changed our worldview as to what Coffee could be. After months of bottle conditioning, the beer is ready for release.

Shaun took pause to reconsider the boundaries of coffee at some point I see.

 

[Os]

I know it's one of those perspective mind trick things, but doesn't the GoM look substantially larger than the Juicy?

very much so...

if this GoM is anywhere near what Kieni was... you're all in for a treat!

 

[AutumnBeerLove]

Shaun took pause to reconsider the boundaries of coffee at some point I see.

I did too at some point... Isn't that what most of us probably did with beer too?

 

[Abitker]

I did too at some point... Isn't that what most of us probably did with beer too?

I've done this with most forms of beverage and food at some point. Being a huge nerd is fun but it's ******* expensive.

 

[Thevicster]

I did too at some point... Isn't that what most of us probably did with beer too?

This is only partly tongue in cheek..
Buy your coffee green, roast the beans yourselves...very simple to do then brew with it.. ...now that.....that would be

 

[dabaloons]

Been in california for some time then come back to this list . I guess i planned my trip to align correctly with the HF releases!

 

[Auror]

Warning: This is going to be one of those "Damnit I'm going up the week after posts".

Gah, I'm going up the week after for the first time in almost 2 years (I think it's 21 months now) and Juicy is my personal "somehow I keep missing this" beer. GoM is also my favorite non-Everett HF dark beer. Reeeally hope they both last til next Wednesday (or I guess something equally exciting releases the 18th instead).

 

[Gene1]

Shaun took pause to reconsider the boundaries of coffee at some point I see.

I did too at some point... Isn't that what most of us probably did with beer too?

I've done this with most forms of beverage and food at some point. Being a huge nerd is fun but it's ******* expensive.

I mean our coffee thread is 85 pages already so it's about time Shaun got on board.

 

[tripsforjoe]

Oh Hill Farmstead, why must you be so very far away?

 

[acurtis]

Yup the Saturday before xmas 2015 the EXACT same thing happened to me. North of the border I91 is 55 and this happened just 10 miles shy of the border on my way to HF. 2.5 hours from home and no way to get a rental... Tow truck guy dropped me off at a bus station.

Glad I was on my way there and not on the way back. The bottles in a hatchback might have killed me... Plus you know, all that wasted beer

That is insane, glad you are still with us!

 

[Marc2]

That is insane, glad you are still with us!

Thanks man! Walked away without a bruise or a scratch if you can believe it. Bit of a soar neck the next day but that was it

 

[user 308679]

I mean our coffee thread is 85 pages already so it's about time Shaun got on board.

How am I just now seeing the Coffee Thread? Dammit, there goes my afternoon.

 

[mvl339]

gunna be at hill 2/11, flying in and out of BTV and think it might be less of a headache to ship than to check my luggage, anyone have spare bottle shippers they dont need and can bring to hill that day?

 

[bsc]

gunna be at hill 2/11, flying in and out of BTV and think it might be less of a headache to ship than to check my luggage, anyone have spare bottle shippers they dont need and can bring to hill that day?

i have several spare in BTV, message me closer to your arrival and we can see if we can get them to you.

 

[satchmodavis]

The 5/25/16 Florence is quite delightful right now.

 

[satchmodavis]

Realized after my last post that it was one year ago today that I first visited Hill Farmstead. These Edith are all I have left from that trip, and they are excellent right now.