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TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
Firestone Walker has outdone themselves on this one. Fantastic dark forest “pine” flavor, resinous and hoppy, 6.7% ABV, EASY drinking and fantastic beer! Plus I found a great glass!
Totally interesting brew from their Paso Robles brewery. Go down and buy all the single cans before everybody else finds out! Delicious! AAAAA++++++!
Totally interesting brew from their Paso Robles brewery. Go down and buy all the single cans before everybody else finds out! Delicious! AAAAA++++++!
Ping me. I got his info from a long ago trade
orionol73
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Hydro samples of two lagers I will bottle tomorrow. On the left a strong, exportish lager with Citra hops, right is a Kellerbier with Zappa hops. Pitched W-34/70 for both. So tasty I drank 'em all.
Relaxing with some 3 Floyds.
Relaxing with some 3 Floyds.
HB gose
orionol73
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HB Cali Common
Aldi PBP brewed by Octopi in WI under State of Brewing label. Like a slightly sweet peanut butter cup with a little bitterness on the back. Not bad at all for the price.
Day 38 of the IPA treadmill. There is no end to this, they are like counting stars in a distant galaxy, only to find there are billions of other galaxies! Tonight’s chug is another Hopisaurus of an IPA, Lagunitas’ Maximus Colossal IPA, 9% ABV.
I remember reviewing this beer some time ago, I either had it or another Green/Orange big IPA can mixed up with each other.
Very traditional IPA, just what you are expecting. Good flavor, head, this is a professionally brewed beer. Enjoy!
I remember reviewing this beer some time ago, I either had it or another Green/Orange big IPA can mixed up with each other.
Very traditional IPA, just what you are expecting. Good flavor, head, this is a professionally brewed beer. Enjoy!
Dirty Bastard
Lampy
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My first time serving a flight of my own beer: rice ale, pale ale, amber ale, and stout for my visiting brother. I just had the amber.
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Homebrew tastes.
Home again. This has a lot of clove. Nice indeed.
TwistedGray
El Jefe Brewing Company
About 10min from the hotel...this'll do
(+ a few not pictured)
(+ a few not pictured)
wmubronco
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Better half surprised me with this. Cannot recall where she purchased but available in Michigan and very tasty.
Today is my Friday. Amazingly aided in explaining an internal audit that been sitting around for 10 years and just need to be done by next week.
I need this.
Another Vitamin Sea Anniversary Willett Barrel Stout
I need this.
Another Vitamin Sea Anniversary Willett Barrel Stout
HB, English bitter with a massive tupelo honey addition at flameout. Tasty and very complex. And while making pork steaks for dinner.
Bottling done today, gear cleaned and put away. Time for a couple HB Kolsch on a rainy day.
HB wheat sour
Well I’m in the final turn of IPAFest 2024. If I’m counting correctly, we should deplete out on day 42, which is this upcoming Sunday. Should I go out and do some more IPA shopping? JUST KIDDING!!!
I’ve been hitting these IPAs day in and day out since January 1. Let me tell you, it really is an interesting experience. You really get dialed in to what makes a particular style when you focus specifically on it. After 42 days, probably over 60 total IPAs counting the multiple IPA days, it is a LOT of beer and a lot of hops, a lot of opinions on what you like and don’t like in an IPA.
If only speed-dating was this good…. 60 dates… we’d all be married to different spouses. Brings on a whole new meaning of Pint-Sized Wives!
I can hardly wait to begin StoutFest 2024 in March. Eh, me thinketh not!
Firestone Walker just keeps cranking out the great beers, but brewers, what’s with these wimpified short little cans? Aren’t these the same cans they sell Bud Light in? C’MON! 16 to 24 ounce cans for IPAs, PLEASE!!! These shorties don’t even fill a glass. Sissy can. SISSY CAN.
Cali Crusier is a 6.6% ABV “Juicy” West Coast IPA. Yes it is “Juicy” (Well, I think Juicy, still working on that one) and even a bit dank. I know what dank means, I’m not stupid. This is a great IPA, and just like everything else they do, you will enjoy! Chug!
I’ve been hitting these IPAs day in and day out since January 1. Let me tell you, it really is an interesting experience. You really get dialed in to what makes a particular style when you focus specifically on it. After 42 days, probably over 60 total IPAs counting the multiple IPA days, it is a LOT of beer and a lot of hops, a lot of opinions on what you like and don’t like in an IPA.
If only speed-dating was this good…. 60 dates… we’d all be married to different spouses. Brings on a whole new meaning of Pint-Sized Wives!
I can hardly wait to begin StoutFest 2024 in March. Eh, me thinketh not!
Firestone Walker just keeps cranking out the great beers, but brewers, what’s with these wimpified short little cans? Aren’t these the same cans they sell Bud Light in? C’MON! 16 to 24 ounce cans for IPAs, PLEASE!!! These shorties don’t even fill a glass. Sissy can. SISSY CAN.
Cali Crusier is a 6.6% ABV “Juicy” West Coast IPA. Yes it is “Juicy” (Well, I think Juicy, still working on that one) and even a bit dank. I know what dank means, I’m not stupid. This is a great IPA, and just like everything else they do, you will enjoy! Chug!
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