Doing laundry. Left turn to the cellar. Haven't started drinking and can't read the date. Some research and 2020. Bourbon and oak
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Found buried. Goose Island barrel aged blonde Doppelbock. Says it was bottled 30MAY17. I recall having one of these and I didn’t care for it. Now its fantastic. Sweet and a real depth of barrel oak.
We don’t really drink IPA here in glasses like that either.
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HB Belgian Tripel w/oak and Chardonnay. It is getting better...
Only place I've ever seen one of those is this thread.
Bluepoint brewery serves IPAs in that style glass.
There's a reason for that: this is my third one.
In their defense, they're a nice IPA glass and they do what they set out to do. They actually gather up the hops aroma and concentrate it into your nose. They are to beer what paper bags are to spray paint.
The downside is that they are thin and fragile. I take some pride in how I maintain my glass wear and I seldom break anything. I managed to break two of these glasses while simply drying them with a microfiber rag. They're that fragile. Subsequently, I doubt any commercial establishment will ever utilize these glasses.* Despite their benefits, they just aren't economical.
*Well, except for Bluepoint Brewery. I should've scrolled to the bottom of the page first. Sorry, Hoppy2bmerry!
Today's Vienna lager is pitched and in the fridge, just the kettle and chiller to clean up, so it's time for some beer.
The second batch of that Munich lager thing. It really does need a better name. Here's its name in Beersmith: TMM Munich Lager (Light) Ia (1.1). Somehow that's even worse.
And that NW-style IPA
The second batch of that Munich lager thing. It really does need a better name. Here's its name in Beersmith: TMM Munich Lager (Light) Ia (1.1). Somehow that's even worse.
And that NW-style IPA
Cracked open a 3 Buck Chuck (actually $3.49 in MN). Sharing a bottle with Mrs. Stout. In any case, decent vino on the cheap. Not all Chucks hit the mark, but this one's ok. A decent Cab Sauv and as good as the $10-$15 bottles I've had.
HB Imperial Stout on a chilly, rainy afternoon.
Something from the variety pack
HM Graham's English cider. 11 days in the bottle so not completely carbed but it's tasty. Smooth and balanced.
Bluepoint brewery serves IPAs in that style glass.
No problem if I recall this wasn’t very thin or delicate.
Oooh, that's a very pretty pint!
Variety pack #2
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I admit I am still stuck on (love) the panther piss series. Panzer piss?
HB Vienna lager. I bottled some of this to share at thanksgiving. There can’t be but a pour or two left in this keg. Took a couple swigs before I remembered to take a pic.
Shoulda put this in my "ipa glass" after reading all the previous posts.. guess I'll dig it our for the next pint. Oh this is last year's batch, buddy found in the back of his fridge.. it's survived ok.
Variety pack #3. Has a pine sap taste to me, but in a good way. Wonder if I should wash my hunting clothes with it 
Aldi chocolate peanut butter porter. Not great, not bad.
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