This was always my hop harvest seasonal must-have:
This was one I used to trade for:
Yes for sure. Had to go to my buddy's house once he finally traded for a growler years ago. Much like Bad Boy. I ended up with a couple cans from a BIF a year or so ago. FBD still on point.
Yellow Rose is still a banger don’t let the DFW homies ruin it for you. I honestly don’t even know if Lone Pint sends it to DFW.Another now out-of-style IPA that comes to mind is Lone Pint Yellow Rose IPA. This feels like one of the last talked-about non-hazy IPAs in beer circles prior to the onset of Global Juicening.
I remember really loving it when I could get it, but after chatting at my local bar with some visitors from the DFW area it sounds like quality has since taken a noticeable downturn.
Used to be something I would search for on downstate IL road trips
This was one I used to trade for:
Societe was the best San Diego brewery I visited in 2013. Everything on tap was great. Don't hear anything about them now. I hope they're still succeeding with the locals making crazy good old school pales and IPAs.Got a big stainless steel growler of this beast back in the day...drank it in 30 mins on accident it was so good.
2013 for me too: I had a single full day in San Diego and time to hit one spot so we went to Toronado. What an amazing tap list for a non-west coaster. The Pupil stood out even amongst others I was more hyped for.
I’ll piggy-back to add this:
This was the first one for me. I remember having Sam seasonals in college, then splitting a sixer of DFH 60 minute with someone, but after that I found my first true beer love. I bought so much of this **** when I graduated in 2007 and had a disposable income.
This was an early favorite of mine too. I felt like one of the only people who was sad when it was replaced with Dirtwolf. Haven't tried it since it was brought back though.
This was the first one for me. I remember having Sam seasonals in college, then splitting a sixer of DFH 60 minute with someone, but after that I found my first true beer love. I bought so much of this **** when I graduated in 2007 and had a disposable income.
And the OG for me that blew my mind, good old Heady and friends
Pretty sure they do. Still listed as a seasonal on their website, and the last Instagram post about it was from July of last year, so probably coming out soon-ish.
These were wild in like 2006.
Yes racer x is still made. Though been a long time since I picked any up
Now yulesmith! They used to have two versions a winter and a summer. Winter was a big malty red ale and summer was more of a DIPA. I remember trying winter and thinking it was killer! So then I later found the summer version and thought oh cool I liked the last bottle let's have it again. Little did I know it was not the same and almost spit out my first taste, I wasn't that into hoppy west coast beer yet and dumped the rest of the bottle. A year or two passes and I tried it again and it was awesome. Then they dumped the yulesmith brand and started making Alesmith DOUBLE IPA year round. I don't believe I've ever tried that one.
i was gonna post this up, back when they had the $8 bombers i always thought was super overpriced, but soo good. i remember thinking $15 6 pack was outrageous lol
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.
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