Decision made for tomorrow's pick-up! Thank you sir.BTW guys, Booming Rollers is on draft down at the Fermentorium for league-exclusive growler fills before the cans are released on March 1st.
They list Motueka, and centennial for the home brew recipe they provide.BR is the Citra focused IPA, right? Anyone remember the other hops?
According to their FB post today cans are available at the brewery and will go out to distro next week. Can't ******* wait.BTW guys, Booming Rollers is on draft down at the Fermentorium for league-exclusive growler fills before the cans are released on March 1st.
According to their FB post today cans are available at the brewery and will go out to distro next week. Can't ******* wait.
Never, stoked that cans are dropping next week around here!Yeah, accelerated time table based on the league instagram post. Ah well, more beer has usually never been a bad thing.
How's Dinosaur World? Noticed that MT is bringing a keg of it up to Toronado for the Seattle launch event next week.
Splendiferous....this is a word MT would likely use.
Perfectly cromulent and would embiggen even the smallest man? Maybe groin grabbingly good?
Penile enriching.
Great notes! Thanks for the write up. I was pretty sure I would max MP Spanish. Prometheus now has my interest. You say "...best funky saison..." Would you consider it more a clean saison with some tartness, or more of a full sour saison with a dominant Brett character?Crossposting from BA:
Tasting Notes:
Prometheus Effect - 4.25 - Blend of saison aged in amphora for a couple months and saison aged in red wine barrels for just under a year. Nose has a nice blend of funk and mild acidity. Classic funky saison profile up front on the palate with backing acidity, long finish of soft stone fruits and mild barnyard. Moderate body, a bit fuller than you might expect - due to the amphora aging, per Jacob/Andrew - but didn't feel heavy. Based on the taster, this is the best funky saison MT has done yet.
Monsters' Park in Spanish Brandy Barrels - 4.5 - Spent roughly nine months in barrels vs. six months for the original batch. Dark fruits, dates, pleasant but mild sherry oxidation, and light tobacco on the nose. Mild heat and dark fruits on the attack give way to a broad grape character and sweet dark chocolate. As usual for BA MP variants, it does a great job of capturing the specific barrel character without murdering the base beer. If the person who was looking for a food pairing recommendation is here, flourless chocolate cake with a whipped mascarpone topping seems like it would be a slam dunk. Steven's suggestions of almond cake or mascarpone ice cream both sounded like great choices as well.
Is it a rule that membership facebook groups have to have at least 2 stupid questions per release? Seems about average for the ones I am in.Also pasted your notes to the FB league group Xul and stated that they weren't mine. I think I have tried to invite you in there once, but you might pull out your hair at some of the questions that occasionally pop up.
Is it a rule that membership facebook groups have to have at least 2 stupid questions per release? Seems about average for the ones I am in.
Great notes! Thanks for the write up. I was pretty sure I would max MP Spanish. Prometheus now has my interest. You say "...best funky saison..." Would you consider it more a clean saison with some tartness, or more of a full sour saison with a dominant Brett character?
Yeah, definitely closer to a clean saison with some tartness, albeit with a lot of Brett character, rather than a full-blown sour saison. Kind of a muddled description I guess but it's most akin to a Brett saison, with the natural acidity that comes along with many interpretations of that style.I would say a clean saison with tartness. It was not overly sour.
If you did, I missed it, but I'm a glutton for punishment. Invite me again and I'll certainly lurk in there.Also pasted your notes to the FB league group Xul and stated that they weren't mine. I think I have tried to invite you in there once, but you might pull out your hair at some of the questions that occasionally pop up.
If you did, I missed it, but I'm a glutton for punishment. Invite me again and I'll certainly lurk in there.
I'm well stocked...skimming through it, it's not as bad as SD Beer Friends, so that's a plus.Done and done...don't let it become another reason to drink a beer...otherwise you would probably be out of beer in a few weeks.
I'm still slightly fascinated that someone thought the 2016 challenge coin should still be good, though. That's an impressive one.
So can my OG League hoodie overpower the 2016 coin? Not that I ever wear that hoodie but the point stands.I actually think it should, assuming we go by ranking and that 2016 was the first..it should over-power the 2017.
And in the context of normal challenge coins, that makes sense, but the roots don't lie in yearly membership style programs where people will drop out. I actually have zero interest in the coin and have never challenged anyone, but it seemed fairly clear to me that it would always be predicated on the current year's coin due to the nature of the League.But that is taking the coin challenge rules verbatim pretty much and ignoring the whole "rules can change based on the organization" part.
So can my OG League hoodie overpower the 2016 coin? Not that I ever wear that hoodie but the point stands.
And in the context of normal challenge coins, that makes sense, but the roots don't lie in yearly membership style programs where people will drop out. I actually have zero interest in the coin and have never challenged anyone, but it seemed fairly clear to me that it would always be predicated on the current year's coin due to the nature of the League.