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Headed out to the Hill tomorrow for a comeback... This time I'm not driving.. carfire.gif
not as bad as you had a wheel bearing replaced in VT that same weekend only get home to find out the shop in VT ****** everything up and I to replace it again along with all the sensors that connect to the hub...
 
not as bad as you had a wheel bearing replaced in VT that same weekend only get home to find out the shop in VT ****** everything up and I to replace it again along with all the sensors that connect to the hub...
I'd choose a ****** mechanic over a burnt up car every time.
 
HF does magical things with Nelson. Last of these cans from FoFA weekend, all the more reasons for a return trip!

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  • Nordic Saison: Nordic inspired Farmstead® ale. 750ml. $12
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ISO. Seriously. Anybody in North Jersey or NYC, whether I know you or not. This is a beer that seems to keep eluding me. I know it isn't super .rar or sexy, but it just sounds so god damned delicious. Somebody help me out. I'll be your best friend. I give a mean back rub.
 
ISO. Seriously. Anybody in North Jersey or NYC, whether I know you or not. This is a beer that seems to keep eluding me. I know it isn't super .rar or sexy, but it just sounds so god damned delicious. Somebody help me out. I'll be your best friend. I give a mean back rub.

I got older ones if you want to come pick some up from my house
 
Got a little bored at work and decided to chart out the limited bottle releases over the last two years at HF. After a winter & spring of new releases seemingly every week or two, we've gone 8 weeks since the last drop (Sue) assuming no late announcement for this coming Wednesday.

Between October 5th (Fear & Trembling / Flora P&P) and June 28th (Sue) there were 38 weeks encompassing 24 limited releases, including 8 multi-bottle releases. That averages to 2 limited releases every 3 weeks.

Tracking the releases back to last summer, we see a similar lull in announcements; 1 in June (Damon / LoG), 0 in July, 1 in August (Vera Mae / Elab Four), and 1 in September (Elab Five). Five limited bottles in the 20-weeks spanning the WoL Anchorage release on May 18th, up to the previously mentioned F&T / Flora P&P drop on October 5th.

Going even further back; the summer / fall of 2015 also had large gaps in limited bottles following the Flora Plum, Flora Cherry, and Flora b6 releases in May & June. 1 limited release in July (CD14), 1 in August (WoL - De Molen), and 1 in September (Flora: Cuvee).

I'm genuinely curious if this summer lull is intentional, and if so what the reasoning might be? Crowd reduction with influx of summer tourists? Does spring / summer effect the barrels and/or beer inside differently, and therefore slow their maturation? Or do these lulls simply coincide with Shaun taking the same few weeks vacation every year?
 
Got a little bored at work and decided to chart out the limited bottle releases over the last two years at HF. After a winter & spring of new releases seemingly every week or two, we've gone 8 weeks since the last drop (Sue) assuming no late announcement for this coming Wednesday.

Between October 5th (Fear & Trembling / Flora P&P) and June 28th (Sue) there were 38 weeks encompassing 24 limited releases, including 8 multi-bottle releases. That averages to 2 limited releases every 3 weeks.

Tracking the releases back to last summer, we see a similar lull in announcements; 1 in June (Damon / LoG), 0 in July, 1 in August (Vera Mae / Elab Four), and 1 in September (Elab Five). Five limited bottles in the 20-weeks spanning the WoL Anchorage release on May 18th, up to the previously mentioned F&T / Flora P&P drop on October 5th.

Going even further back; the summer / fall of 2015 also had large gaps in limited bottles following the Flora Plum, Flora Cherry, and Flora b6 releases in May & June. 1 limited release in July (CD14), 1 in August (WoL - De Molen), and 1 in September (Flora: Cuvee).

I'm genuinely curious if this summer lull is intentional, and if so what the reasoning might be? Crowd reduction with influx of summer tourists? Does spring / summer effect the barrels and/or beer inside differently, and therefore slow their maturation? Or do these lulls simply coincide with Shaun taking the same few weeks vacation every year?
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* Edit - I would assume it just goes back to events being held/brewing/packaging/cans and the beer being ready when it's ready.
 
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