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For my money, Stormy from North Peak is at least as good and half the price.
NP Stormy $0.15/oz (@10.99/6pk)
ON M-43 $0.23/oz (@14.99/6pk)
So no, not half the price unless you were getting it for $8.28/6pk

And while I do enjoy Stormy, I'll respectfully disagree that it is "at least as good".
 
NP Stormy $0.15/oz (@10.99/6pk)
ON M-43 $0.23/oz (@14.99/6pk)
So no, not half the price unless you were getting it for $8.28/6pk

And while I do enjoy Stormy, I'll respectfully disagree that it is "at least as good".
Apparently my math is as bad as my taste in hazy beer.
 
Since there's no Grand Rapids thread (what'd be the point? I think there are only three active GR posters here) and Witch's Hat was recently discussed, thought I'd add (attn: AnchorDrops, GRDave) that Witch's Hat is going to start regular distro to Grand Rapids this week. No further details available yet.
Great, it will be nice to have a point of comparison for Transient and Old Nation.
 
Speaking of which... Transient hops are my most overrated beers in MI. Not been overly impressed by the few I've had.
Thought Cromulent was good and Obligatory better. Haven't had that Juicy one yet and Buckley was a let down for me.
 
Thought Cromulent was good and Obligatory better. Haven't had that Juicy one yet and Buckley was a let down for me.
Obligatory has consistently been my favorite. I felt like Buckley Light was actually better than Buckley. Waiting to crack my bottle of Bad Hombre. Their farmhouse/saison have been consistently good.
 
Also, I don't know if anybody here still uses Ratebeer, but their Summer Gathering vote opened a few days ago and closes this weekend, and one of the two options is SW Michigan. Decidedly more convenient for folks here than Boise. And it'd be the first thing in MI since RBSG 2010 in Grand Rapids (which was awesome).

see: https://www.ratebeer.com/forums/ratebeer-summer-gathering-2017-voting_294966.htm
 
Also, I don't know if anybody here still uses Ratebeer, but their Summer Gathering vote opened a few days ago and closes this weekend, and one of the two options is SW Michigan. Decidedly more convenient for folks here than Boise. And it'd be the first thing in MI since RBSG 2010 in Grand Rapids (which was awesome).

see: https://www.ratebeer.com/forums/ratebeer-summer-gathering-2017-voting_294966.htm
Ah, I know the guy that submitted the proposal. I hope it works out, looks like a solid itinerary.
 
Or "The Michigan Thread: Ex Pats Keep Out!"

Seems silly for me to start a new thread when there are only 3 of us on the best side.
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I'll throw my two cents into the M43 hat. I like it, better than Juice is Loose, but it gets old fast. For me, any of these hazy beers are one and done. Stormy, I can drink all night. Has all the juiciness of the hazy beers, but isn't heavy and chalky.


Agreed. Stormy is bae. Waiting on a newer drop in my area, been a couple weeks without it on hand, sad!
 
I'll throw my two cents into the M43 hat. I like it, better than Juice is Loose, but it gets old fast. For me, any of these hazy beers are one and done. Stormy, I can drink all night. Has all the juiciness of the hazy beers, but isn't heavy and chalky.
Agree that Stormy is much easier to consume multiples of in a session. Sadly, it was a January-March seasonal and will not be returning immediately. Props to North Peak for finally putting out an unexpectedly solid offering.

While its not hazy, I have been enjoying "Wheezin the Juice" from Grand Armory quite a bit, its light, crisp, and somewhat dry with some juicy notes and mild bitterness.
 
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