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Must be a Cali thing. We in NY. No such thing here.

I'm in Seattle. You can probably get them at a nursery. The berries themselves really don't taste any different.

I'm surprised that no one has made a beer with Pineapple Strawberries. My parents have a couple plants in their backyard, they're white, a bit softer than regular strawberries and do taste a bit like pineapple.

1200px-Pineberries.jpg
 
I'm in Seattle. You can probably get them at a nursery. The berries themselves really don't taste any different.

I'm surprised that no one has made a beer with Pineapple Strawberries. My parents have a couple plants in their backyard, they're white, a bit softer than regular strawberries and do taste a bit like pineapple.

1200px-Pineberries.jpg

Those are disturbing.

box_social is gonna end up buying these to put on his pizza so we I can hate him even more.
 
I'm in Seattle. You can probably get them at a nursery. The berries themselves really don't taste any different.

I'm surprised that no one has made a beer with Pineapple Strawberries. My parents have a couple plants in their backyard, they're white, a bit softer than regular strawberries and do taste a bit like pineapple.

1200px-Pineberries.jpg
I'm surprised nobody's made done milkshake abomination with cotton candy grapes.
 
I'm in Seattle. You can probably get them at a nursery. The berries themselves really don't taste any different.

I'm surprised that no one has made a beer with Pineapple Strawberries. My parents have a couple plants in their backyard, they're white, a bit softer than regular strawberries and do taste a bit like pineapple.

1200px-Pineberries.jpg
I am allergic to bromelaise (enzyme in raw pineapple)... wood bang.
I'm surprised nobody's made done milkshake abomination with cotton candy grapes.

Not beer, but you get the idea. This stuff is awesome, too.
 
Fun fact. These are actually an heirloom grape flavor that was purposely bred OUT as being a bad flavor.
Did you get this fun fact from the Incorrect Fun Fact of the Day calendar?
While there are heirloom grapes that taste similar, like Muscat, these particular grapes are 100% hybrid and nothing close to being heirloom.
 
Did you get this fun fact from the Incorrect Fun Fact of the Day calendar?
While there are heirloom grapes that taste similar, like Muscat, these particular grapes are 100% hybrid and nothing close to being heirloom.






I seriously just repeated it. Lol.

I guess the info is that cotton candy like flavors were originally bred out on purpose, these do the opposite.
 
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http://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2018/02/toppling-goliath-adding-muerte-dulce.html
"Here we have Muerte Dulce 2018 from Toppling Goliath Brewing in Decorah, IA. This beer is an imperial stout aged in Whiskey barrels with cinnamon, peppers, vanilla beans and sea salt. The beer will be packaged in 12.7oz bottles. We also have Assassin 2018 imperial vanilla spiced stout aged in Whiskey barrels (12.7oz bottles). "

Interesting..
 
http://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2018/02/toppling-goliath-adding-muerte-dulce.html
"Here we have Muerte Dulce 2018 from Toppling Goliath Brewing in Decorah, IA. This beer is an imperial stout aged in Whiskey barrels with cinnamon, peppers, vanilla beans and sea salt. The beer will be packaged in 12.7oz bottles. We also have Assassin 2018 imperial vanilla spiced stout aged in Whiskey barrels (12.7oz bottles). "

Interesting..
Vanilla spiced? Does that mean it's like a chai tea or something?
 
I wonder if they actually weighed the juice used or treated it like water (8.35 lbs/gal, but then how to account for the residual sugars?).
seriously though, who the **** uses weight for volume measurements?
It's like you're surprised even given the cockamamie ******** concept of a beer that they'd use the wrong units of measure for a raw material.
 
http://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2018/02/toppling-goliath-adding-muerte-dulce.html
"Here we have Muerte Dulce 2018 from Toppling Goliath Brewing in Decorah, IA. This beer is an imperial stout aged in Whiskey barrels with cinnamon, peppers, vanilla beans and sea salt. The beer will be packaged in 12.7oz bottles. We also have Assassin 2018 imperial vanilla spiced stout aged in Whiskey barrels (12.7oz bottles). "

Interesting..
And a million shitlords simultaneously cried out in ecstasy.
 
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