This wasn't the Bourbon Barrel Sumatra Brown was it? :-)

If so I wish I would have tried harder to get some.
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Thanks for the tip Julian, I was (was, haha, used em once) using halftimebeverage dot com and I went to my usual local
shop and everything was cheaper. I was bummed out, I paid more money AND had paid to ship. I was convinced I didn't
need to be ordering beer online anymore. But as usual, the way they get you is having something you want but can't find.

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F'ing FACEBOOK crap. Guess I'll keep paying more, lol. Am not, will never be on the Facebook. :-)
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you can sign up and get the discount without being on facebook...
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Logsdon Organic Farmhouse Ales from Oregon. Seizoen, Seizoen Brett, Peche 'n Brett x 2, Cerasus.

Also an Upright Fantasia.

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Over the last 2 days, we've picked up 13 of these:
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Grab some 2012 and age it. If it is anything like the 2011 it will age very well. This was the absolute last 4 bottles of 2011 I could find and I looked very hard. The difference in age is striking and very enjoyable.

I have not had the rye on rye yet. I have had the love child though and that is an excellent beer. A little cellar time wouldn't hurt it either.
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Love this stuff but damn it makes me want to take a nap after a glass or 4.
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1 for me. 2 to bring to shack.



mmmmmm Bacon.....
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6 - Founders Devil Dancers
1 - Frangelic Mountain Brown
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Such good stuff!
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Lucky you Darrell! I was in BevMo on Sunday perusing the Lagunitas section and they didn't have a bomber of any of the line in their shop. They did have some six packs of three of their lines, but no bombers.

While attending a S.H.I.T. herf on Sat 07/14, a bottle of Lagunitas WTF was brought out to sample around. Having a long drive home, I wasn't able to sample, but was able to sniff the bottle. What a great full body roasted aroma came from inside. Here's the site:

http://www.lagunitas.com/home.html

So, I was disappointed when BevMo did not have the WTF or any of their other Seasonals available from Lagunitas. Will have to peruse some of the small stores around.

I did find a bomber at BevMo from Figueroa Mountain Brewery to take home and sample. Its called "Figueroa Mtn Pale Ale." Basically a session beer, 4.5% alc/vol and 29 IBU. Excellent pale ale. Kind of like quaffing a bitter ale thats been taken up a notch or two. The store clerk said I'd enjoy and I did. Gonna pickup a couple more bottles of this now. Figueroa Mountain Brewery is local up in Buellton, CA (the home of split pea Anderson soup). Here's the site:

http://www.figmtnbrew.com/
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Still couldn't locate any Lagunitas bombers around town today, but I did stop back into BevMo and picked up the following:

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Figueroa Mtn Pale Ale (yes, another from Figueroa Mtn Brewery)
Hurricane Deck Double IPA (Figueroa Mtn Brewery; IBU 82)
Dry Hopped Saint Rouge Red Ale (Rouge Brewery; IBU 44)
http://www.rogue.com/index.php

The Rouge will be uncapped tonight:-)
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Can't wait to crack this baby open

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Had that at the 2012 San Diego International Beer Festival.

By far the nastiest brew I have ever tasted. Many people were walking away gagging.
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I guess i had what you would call it "pleasure" of trying this the other night. Interesting to say the least. The smell when i opened it was deffinitly bacon but more like Beggin Strips dog treat bacon as opposed to real bacon. I recommend letting it warm up a bit, it actually tastes better. Im glad i tried it but im also glad i wasnt the person who paid $14 for the bottle.
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:-) well i tried it. I think you're right about it warming up. Seems after a few minutes in the glass the "flavor" wasn't as strong. It wan't bad at all but def not worth the $$
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2010 Alesmith Decadence
2010 Big Sky Ivan the Terrible
Logsdon Cerasus

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Founders Frangelic Mountain Brown
Founders Devil Dancer
SN Hoptimum
Founders Red RyePA
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