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I-7 pale ale
A few beers today. Really liked the brown.
If I ever see it again, I’ll get a LOT more.
I’m on this tonight. Little different, but real tasty
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17% Lunch..yum yum!
Norway Brewing Company’s Bam Brown Ale. Quick road trip up to Portland today
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Good to see you around these parts!
@CTownBrewer sent a great collection! This is the last glass of that wonderful FotD. Just another indication that no matter where one picks in the trade, you'll always get a good one! Thanks for the share!
Ok. Slab's is always in my return trips from Maine. I hit that last Saturday.
I probably have a 12 pack of Saison du Row (oddly awesome with seafood) in the fridge right now (great price) and is that a Karls sausage or r u just happy to see us?
OT: another day of hurry up and wait meetings while it's 70° out and breezy. Clocking out early
Another one
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Great DIPA, kill'en flies, dawgs, bachelor week....good to be alive...
Yeah Slab is awesome!
I grabbed 6 Saison du Rows. Still have 4 left.
And I’m always happy to see you guys, but those are Karl’s sausages
Oh I almost forgot. First all blacks of the season!!!!
Back at the city house for a few days. Breckenridge IPA while the HB Hoppy Blonde I stuck in the freezer is chilling.
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Quick stop for a flight and snack at the funkatorium after filling up the cooler at burial
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Wish they'd open a satellite brewery in Austin...
Also picked up a few of these. Really hate that it’s hard to find Shipyard now a days in the Boston area. Stupid NEIPA’s killed Ringwood!!!
Nothing beats and Old Thumper in a Barker Mug Club mug!
Can’t wait for the 20/21 season at Sunday River
Nothing beats and Old Thumper in a Barker Mug Club mug!
Can’t wait for the 20/21 season at Sunday River
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Thirsty Thursday trying to stay straight while playing COD Cold War Beta
Digging into my recent Weldwerks haul. This Starriest Night is awesome! I get a ton of hazelnut with a touch of coconut. Awesome milk stout.
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Dash of cinnamon or Apple or pumpkin pie spice
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Cant go wrong chasing The Dragon! ...unless you have one too many!!
That looks delicious!!
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I'm not holding back on the beer tonight--"Must be a holiday somewhere," he said, to himself, without any proof.
That butternut squash is 14" high, 18" in diameter, at the bottom, and 6.5 pounds.
The beer there has been in that bottle for 64 days. It's a Belgian Tripel at around 14% and turned out complicated, flavor-wise. On the subject of ABV, I checked with Brewer's Friend for "high ABV calculations" and it told me my beer is in the 15% ABV range. Who knows? It could be since I used three pounds of sugar.
That wood carving of toast on our wall is by a local, Detroit artist--really laid back dude and from what I could discern in three minutes, a decent person--has an interesting anecdote behind it. Briefly, I told him I only have $20 bucks on me because I really had that amount. He thought, rightly, I was bartering down. He gave us the piece under the selling price. I'll hook him up when things get back to normal.
That butternut squash is 14" high, 18" in diameter, at the bottom, and 6.5 pounds.
The beer there has been in that bottle for 64 days. It's a Belgian Tripel at around 14% and turned out complicated, flavor-wise. On the subject of ABV, I checked with Brewer's Friend for "high ABV calculations" and it told me my beer is in the 15% ABV range. Who knows? It could be since I used three pounds of sugar.
That wood carving of toast on our wall is by a local, Detroit artist--really laid back dude and from what I could discern in three minutes, a decent person--has an interesting anecdote behind it. Briefly, I told him I only have $20 bucks on me because I really had that amount. He thought, rightly, I was bartering down. He gave us the piece under the selling price. I'll hook him up when things get back to normal.
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I will tell you, Sean, I have run out of breath more than once. Our Costco (Roseville) has replenished Dragon's Milk three times by my count. Seriously, it's like Christmas.
HB Porter. Mars Volta style
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HB pale ale. Still not a huge fan of voss, but I’ll be damned if this didn’t grow on me.
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Congrats on getting hitched, a new adventure lay a head for you both, hope the health issues pass quickly, take care.How’s everyone doing? I’m still kickin. Getting married in a few weeks and dealing with some health issues but wanted to pop back in and see how everyone is! Drinking a homebrew centennial blonde with imperial Loki yeast. Tasty
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