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A black, a white, and a red. Maybe a golden next?
 
Did this beer really take a month and half to carb?! I seriously havent had any signs of carb this entire batch, not anything even when vigirously poured. This is the first one ive had that is carbed and the batch is over half gone! This might be a fluke brew but Im hoping the rest of them turn out like this :D O yeah, HB Brown!

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This really isn't half bad. There is a light toastiness from the granola and the hop character, while subdued, is very pleasant with your typical piney/dank American hop character to it. Finishes semi-sweet but dry enough to accentuate the bitterness.

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Question for group. Are Goose Island's Lolita, Juliet and Gillian worth the steep price tag? We just got some in the store today, but they are $19, $25 and $30 respectively. I'd like to try them, but it's hard to justify in the name of simply trying new beer. I'd like to have a relatively good assurance that they are good first.

I really enjoy Juliet, I don't remember the price here, but I thought it was well worth the price I paid. I'm not sure that helps you though
 
This really isn't half bad. There is a light toastiness from the granola and the hop character, while subdued, is very pleasant with your typical piney/dank American hop character to it. Finishes semi-sweet but dry enough to accentuate the bitterness.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/93961624@N06/10565271294/
20131029_200500 by aaron.j.lott, on Flickr

Question for group. Are Goose Island's Lolita, Juliet and Gillian worth the steep price tag? We just got some in the store today, but they are $19, $25 and $30 respectively. I'd like to try them, but it's hard to justify in the name of simply trying new beer. I'd like to have a relatively good assurance that they are good first.

Juliet is a great brew I recommend it for sure I'll take one or two if you dont like ;-)
 
I really enjoy Juliet, I don't remember the price here, but I thought it was well worth the price I paid. I'm not sure that helps you though

That does indeed help me out. Thanks for the recommendation.

Juliet is a great brew I recommend it for sure I'll take one or two if you dont like ;-)

Two votes is good enough for me. Thanks.
 
Two fingers of jameson whiskey red.and jamming the foooooooooooook out!!

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So is this made by BMC or is this a separate part of goose island that does?

So the deal with goose island...

BMC distributes it. Goose island brews it. The brewery was struggling and they struck a deal with the devil. That's about all really, they are still brewing their own stuff. Some of the 6ers and kegs (honkers, IPA, etc) you see might have been taken over but their special releases (usually named after women) are just the same they have always been.
 
So the deal with goose island...

BMC distributes it. Goose island brews it. The brewery was struggling and they struck a deal with the devil. That's about all really, they are still brewing their own stuff. Some of the 6ers and kegs (honkers, IPA, etc) you see might have been taken over but their special releases (usually named after women) are just the same they have always been.

Thanks for the information.
 
thanks for the info! I knew that BMc was involved somewhere but thought they owned goose island now. I wish we got their special releases, or any special releases for that matter
 
thanks for the info! I knew that BMc was involved somewhere but thought they owned goose island now. I wish we got their special releases, or any special releases for that matter

I'm not sure of the share split, I'm not sure anyone outside the brewery is, but from my understanding BMC is minority owner, they are the cash cow that has allowed goose island to expand their market massively.

I'm definitely supportive of this use of buds money, if they did more of this rather than muscling people out if the market, it would be a better world.
 
Speaking if Mad Elf (pages ago), I want to try it. I drank this:

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You process that pic with Pixlr Express? Great app, right?

Drunkin Punkin. I only have two (including this one) cold so I can't get out of control like I did last night. I suppose I could if I really wanted to with two Brown Shuggas left also, but I don't think I'm going to let that happen tonight.


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That sucks.

yeah it does. I have been using my priming sugar calculator from screwybrewer tho and I think that is the issue. The past couple brews have had zero carb at all. Its not bad to drink but is very annoying. I compared priming calculators and am using northerbrewers who seems to be on point with a lot of other ones, screwybrewers didnt match anybodies.
 
finsfan said:
****withmeyouknowigotit, unless you want carbed brown ales. That last one was a fluke! no carb HB brown for me

By chance, did you use a carb calculator? I had a Chocolate Rye Porter that took 6 months to carb up, first and last time I used a carb calc. The carb was still pretty poor on the last bottle of that batch (10 months).

Drinking more Nelson Saison.

Edit: just saw that you did use one.
 
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