i had one of their beers at caliente bloomfield before, but it was quite a while ago.Looks like Pig Iron got a Carton beer on tap... never seem them in Pittsburgh before.
i had one of their beers at caliente bloomfield before, but it was quite a while ago.Looks like Pig Iron got a Carton beer on tap... never seem them in Pittsburgh before.
Interesting, on Pig Iron's website, it's listed as a Green Flash beer, but the name is the Carton beeri had one of their beers at caliente bloomfield before, but it was quite a while ago.
Yeah just went and read that too. I guess it makes sense now.Never heard of the beer from the description reads like a collab between Carton and Green Flash/Alpine. It's not clear though.
Never heard of the beer from the description reads like a collab between Carton and Green Flash/Alpine. It's not clear though.
Agreed. 99% of the time collaboration beers taste exactly like anything else out of the brewery it was brewed at.67% of those breweries in that collaboration are great.
Unfortunately, there is a 100% chance that the beer will be forgettable.
Agreed. 99% of the time collaboration beers taste exactly like anything else out of the brewery it was brewed at.
I don't mind Nelson by them. I only had the original once though and didn't remember loving it really. Everything green flash makes has a very distinct mouthfeel that I can't describe but I don't like it. I think it may have to do with their water treatment but I'm not sure.And when it's Green Flash, you know they will ruin it like they ruined my dear, dear Nelson IPA.
Goodnight, Sweet Prince.
I don't mind Nelson by them. I only had the original once though and didn't remember loving it really. Everything green flash makes has a very distinct mouthfeel that I can't describe but I don't like it. I think it may have to do with their water treatment but I'm not sure.
Yeah I tend to try not to compare beers to how they were once they are scaled up. Especially at the size they are now. Also with hops being drastically different from year to year/crop to crop it's pretty much impossible to make something taste the exact same. Going off memory Alpines version had a much different/creamier mouth feel and you got a lot more white wine grape and gooseberry from the nelson hops. Green flashes version is a lot thinner and gets some diesel/plastic notes from the nelson that I'm not a fan of. That could very well have to do with the fact they used to be able to get a specific lot of Nelson and now they probably pretty much take what they can get to brew it at that size. They do get very close to the original though.I've never had the original Nelson, but I'm a big fan of the Green Flash version of it and would place it above just about the majority of shelf beers that we see in Pittsburgh. I feel like Alpine's IPAs were/are big influences on a ton of brewers these days. Almost every head brewer nowadays references Alpine and Russian River as the reason they fell in love with hoppy beers.
Yeah I tend to try not to compare beers to how they were once they are scaled up. Especially at the size they are now. Also with hops being drastically different from year to year/crop to crop it's pretty much impossible to make something taste the exact same. Going off memory Alpines version had a much different/creamier mouth feel and you got a lot more white wine grape and gooseberry from the nelson hops. Green flashes version is a lot thinner and gets some diesel/plastic notes from the nelson that I'm not a fan of. That could very well have to do with the fact they used to be able to get a specific lot of Nelson and now they probably pretty much take what they can get to brew it at that size. They do get very close to the original though.
67% of those breweries in that collaboration are great.
Unfortunately, there is a 100% chance that the beer will be forgettable.
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I'm sure it'll be fine. But maybe rather than buying meteors and custom tongs for this he should save that money so he can pay his brew staff above minimum wage. Maybe then they would retain some talent and the beer wouldn't jump all over the place quality wise. Make Thunderhop great again!
Don't talk about my job like that I also work part time at little CeasersYea saw a job posting for a "cellarman" at church a many months ago. The pay was ~$8.25/hr. Full time, and they wanted multiple years working at a production brewery. In real life, who has the ability as an adult who's worked multiple years in the production brewery setting, to work 40hrs/wk for $8.25/hr? Someone who lives and eats for free maybe? Mostly a rhetorical
question. But wtf is this guy going around buying 500yr old chinese meteorites for. Gee whiz.
BA Sunny Side up on sale today at Pizza Boy. Will also be on tap next Friday at Caliente. Seems like a good time as any to make my annual "Go to Caliente For a Beer Event and Feel like **** The Next Morning When You Realize You Spent $50 on 4 Beers" trip.
Not nearly as bad as when you pull a receipt out of your wallet from Side Project that's $100 with only two items listed...BA Sunny Side up on sale today at Pizza Boy. Will also be on tap next Friday at Caliente. Seems like a good time as any to make my annual "Go to Caliente For a Beer Event and Feel like **** The Next Morning When You Realize You Spent $50 on 4 Beers" trip.
Definitely putting this on the list. Normal SSU is one of my fav coffee stouts easily
Not nearly as bad as when you pull a receipt out of your wallet from Side Project that's $100 with only two items listed...
Here's a tip don't spend that much money on beer.Same. If this was a day I had off work, I would 100% be making the trip.
Have you seen the Westbrook menu for their Mexican Cakes? They still have the 2013 variants (Red Wine, Jack Daniel's, Apple Brandy), but each beer has a menu price of like $350.
I always wondered what the proper etiquette is when it comes to tipping when purchasing big bottles like this.
I always wondered what the proper etiquette is when it comes to tipping when purchasing big bottles like this.
Is that protocol to do what MDH20 did and break them out of 4pks at an upcharge? I think the guys said it was $9 for two cans.......
Sunday we are releasing 'Agrio' a Margarita style Gose with Agave, Strawberry, Lime Peel, and Sea Salt.
Notes of old man taint, dried dog turd, moldy heirloom artisan hand crafted free range non gmo breads, and black bean farts.
I am so bad at this job.See, you had me at old man taint... But then you lost me at black bean farts.
Let the feeding frenzy begin:
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Beerwanderer Is that protocol to do what MDH20 did and break them out of 4pks at an upcharge? I think the guys said it was $9 for two cans.......