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Grapefruit Sculpin was a thing?

This is a salt and grapefruit IPA called Sea Farmer. You all need to get on this, 'cos this is one of the best IPA's I has drunk.
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Worth noting this is a mislabelled Crowler. I planned drinking a Coconut Milk IPA and instead drank my new favourite beer.
 
This is intruiging
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Shoddy Google translatation:
"...collaborative beer from Goose Island (USA) and Wals, the Alembic County.The recipe is a Black Tripel with 11.5% alcohol, 40 IBUs (bitterness unit), bananas raisins, baru nuts and another 5 months in French oak barrels containing rum Salinas (MG)."

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Nothing about that label sounds particularly intriguing to me.

I feel like so many of these collaborations follow the same pattern: bizarre recipe/style matchup, huge ABV, tons of adjuncts, some kind of barrel. This is like the main content of Stone's non-hoppy playbook these days.
 
hey man have YOU ever tried to rebuild a burned down brewery, while it was still a garbage fire burning recklessly through the dark and depressing indiana nights?


WELL HAVE YOU?

I think the better question would be "have YOU ever tried to pay the lease on an S-Class Mercedes?"
 
Coconut Milk IPA.
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Other Coconut IPA's? This works, i was very dubious, would try other versions.

Milk sugar ( lactose) and its impact on taste, I know nothing about, I just get the coconut.
 

Yep, I know about it and would love to try it. Much respect to Barry and co. at Fieldwork. When Barry owned Local Habit he was the first to tap a keg of R&R.

Side note: The first batch of coconut IPA I made had lactose but Robert and I decided to leave it out in future versions.
 
Yep, I know about it and would love to try it. Much respect to Barry and co. at Fieldwork. When Barry owned Local Habit he was the first to tap a keg of R&R.

Side note: The first batch of coconut IPA I made had lactose but Robert and I decided to leave it out in future versions.
You wanna try it? More than happy to send a Crowler. Let me know.
 

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