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Imma let you finnish, but I just wanna say that Modern Times Oneida might be the most underrated MT beer of all time.

i'll go with Phalanx (seasonal year1 IPA with prominent Summer (australian) hops) for an archival pick and City of the Dead (amazing texture and flavor) for an active (year-round!) beer.
 
it was decidedly more Applebee's-esque than I remember.
My friends and I called it Chili's with a decent taplist last time we went, so that seems to be a not-uncommon reaction. There are worse places to go, but it's a hell of a lot harder to justify a trip up to Alpine (yeah, yeah, only 20 to 30 min each way) to eat mediocre food and drink GF-brewed beer. Too many other good choices.
 
My friends and I called it Chili's with a decent taplist last time we went, so that seems to be a not-uncommon reaction. There are worse places to go, but it's a hell of a lot harder to justify a trip up to Alpine (yeah, yeah, only 20 to 30 min each way) to eat mediocre food and drink GF-brewed beer. Too many other good choices.
Member when Alpine used to be our only real "destination" brewery that was worth traveling to? Member?
 
I LOVE City of the Dead. Needs to go to cans.
I'd be a bit surprised if they made 4 packs part of their core lineup, both because of the barrel aged coffee aspect as well as not wanting to have two coffee stouts in their canned core lineup (one canned and one in bombers seems like a better way of positioning the beers). However, I'm still hopeful that they'll do rotating nitro stouts in cans - three or four per year - and that nitro CotD w/ Vanilla will be one of them. Nitro Black House w/ Coconut, nitro CotD w/ Vanilla, and one other nitro stout would make a formidable rotating can lineup.
 
I'd be a bit surprised if they made 4 packs part of their core lineup, both because of the barrel aged coffee aspect as well as not wanting to have two coffee stouts in their canned core lineup (one canned and one in bombers seems like a better way of positioning the beers). However, I'm still hopeful that they'll do rotating nitro stouts in cans - three or four per year - and that nitro CotD w/ Vanilla will be one of them. Nitro Black House w/ Coconut, nitro CotD w/ Vanilla, and one other nitro stout would make a formidable rotating can lineup.

BA DT w/almond, cocoa, and vanilla cans would be awesome. For a seasonal release, non BA DT with coffee and coconut would be awesome too!
 
I LOVE City of the Dead. Needs to go to cans.
I still very distinctly remember going to MT when that beer first came out, and when I read the description I thought “Okay this sounds a bit gimmicky, but I’ll get a taster.” Holy **** was I blown away. I’ve still never had a stout that has tasted anything quite like that, and I love that they managed to get production up enough to lower the price by a couple bucks.
 
Maybe I should take this to the "Unpopular Beliefs Thread"... I never really enjoyed Hoppy Birthday.
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tfw you want bottles of BA Black Lagoon but it's on-premise only :(

Decent amount of Vanilla Storm available though. Would be interesting to do that with the Vanilla System of a Stout side by side.
We have Single Barrel Black Lagoon on tap right meow (and BA Coffee Vanilla Rescue Buoy, BA Rescue Buoy & BA Dangerous Undertow).

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Up Texas, on a bike. Brave, brave soul.
Hah, I normally run my single speed, so I just walk up Texas; given my gearing and weight, I literally can't even turn the crank when going up that damn street. I'll be super happy once the 15 bike corridor opens in a month or so. pugsandsuds and rcubed will get sick of my presence.
 
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