I still buy a case of Celebration every year. One of my favorite beers.
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I still buy a case of Celebration every year. One of my favorite beers.
I remember when this was first released...yeah I fell HARD for dat hype. Don’t even remember if I enjoyed it or not, I just had to GET it.
when I first got into trading I was sending out boxes packed with 64oz growlers of Boneyard Hop Venom and Notorious almost every other week. I can't remember the last time I had a pour of either.
when I first got into trading I was sending out boxes packed with 64oz growlers of Boneyard Hop Venom and Notorious almost every other week. I can't remember the last time I had a pour of either.
Packaged ten days ago.
For me a memory I'll always have is seeing my dad put original Harpoon IPA in the fridge as a wee tyke. That and Lost Sailor IPA from Berkshire Brewing Co when New England IPAs were based on English IPAs
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Did they though? I loved that format.I used to drink a lot of these. They jumped the shark when they came out with the 32 ouncers.
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They sat out here so good luck finding a fresh bottle date.Did they though? I loved that format.
Did they though? I loved that format.
They sat out here so good luck finding a fresh bottle date.
1v1willwrekuThe "iceman pour" before it was cool: maxing out a TB snifter for that proper Intihar tick.
Oh and Swami's ****ed, I'm sure it still does.
B1 Coriolis totally blew my mind. That was at the time the most complex hop profile I've ever experienced, just dank juicy tropical cantaloupe tastiness. I thought it was way better then FBD.
Double and Triple Sunshine have already been mentioned and tend to get most of the love, but I enjoyed this one from Lawson's just as much. One of the first Nelson-heavy IPAs I had along with OG Alpine Nelson and New England Coriolis that really blew my mind about the potential of that hop. It's a pity it hasn't been canned at the new brewery yet.
Speaking of wet hopped beers... This beer still bangs when fresh. Unfortunately, it seems like it sits on the shelf a lot of places. Hopefully it's all gone by the time next year's comes out.
Kind of amazing to think that this was one of the red hot hyped up IPAs back in the day and now it turds it up everywhere.
It used to be really good, I assume it's not anymore, but I wouldn't know since I haven't bought any in years.
These 2 from Ohio got me all hot and bothered 10 years ago. Many of my first beer trades were for 6 packs of these.
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Great barleywine. [DOUBLE CROOKED TREE] I have a friend that has roughly a 10 year vertical.
This used to rustle my jimmies.
That was definitel the case here shortly after the launch but the distributor eventually made good. Now there's a fresh keg of Lunch on at my local every two months or so.
WaitAll the beers got weighed out in little schooner glasses so everyone got their fair share
Wait
People actually weigh out their midwest pours?
How have I never heard of this happening? How does it work with today's IPAs and their high hop turd content?
Was this one mentioned yet? I remember when this was a big deal 10+ years ago. (I remember it being pretty good too)
Was this one mentioned yet? I remember when this was a big deal 10+ years ago. (I remember it being pretty good too)
Yeah but last year’s batch was hoppier.
The funniest thing about this beer is that this discussion/debate still goes on over on BA. That, and people have taken it upon themselves to report these "inconsistencies" to the brewery. Knobs.
Yeah but last year’s batch was hoppier.
I thought that critique was reserved for Celebration.
Headhunter is the Ohio/Western PA Two Hearted.
If you don't like red IPAs, you don't like beer.
Bite your tongue:Wookey Jack was the only drinkable one of the bunch. **** I hated that trend
Have we talked old Flossmoor Station 22s yet?
Bite your tongue:
Yeah. Back when the southeast exploded onto the shitlord scene, some asshat was convinced this DONG was going to be a whale. A growler that was traded twice became a running hyperbolic joke that growlers were traded dozens of times. Then they bottled it and people were trying to get rid of it as extras.This was the beer involved in some infamous BA saga of a growler that was traded multiple times, wasn't it?
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