Mattso3000 05:26 AM 10-12-2012
ksknnr 12:24 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by pektel:
Tried some Dogfish Head for the first time last weekend.
A friend of a friend brought some from out of town (Can't find it anywhere here).
First one was the Raison D'Etre. Complex, tart, and really held my interest. Very surprised with this one. I couldn't stop thinking about the flavors between drinks. Totally not what I was expecting. Great beer for the curious.
He sent home a 60 minute IPA with me, which will get drank tonight after work. I'm going to put it against the last Bell's Two Hearted in the fridge.
they have a good seasonal too, Dogfish Punkin Ale, very good if you can get your hands on some.
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Blak Smyth 12:33 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by Mattso3000:
FBS for breakfast.
Mmmmmm soooooo gooooood!
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ChicagoWhiteSox 05:56 PM 10-12-2012
Ballast Point Big Eye IPA. Great as always
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pnoon 05:57 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox:
Ballast Point Big Eye IPA. Great as always
:-)
If you like the Big Eye, try the Sculpin.
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ChicagoWhiteSox 06:00 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by pnoon:
:-)
If you like the Big Eye, try the Sculpin.
Ohh I love Sculpin! I can't get it often, but once in a while it shows up. It might be the perfect single IPA ever. Just awesome stuff. I'll settle for Big Eye tonight though.
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ChicagoWhiteSox 06:02 PM 10-12-2012
Sculpin is year round now right Peter?
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pnoon 06:03 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox:
Ohh I love Sculpin! I can't get it often, but once in a while it shows up. It might be the perfect single IPA ever. Just awesome stuff. I'll settle for Big Eye tonight though.
Being a local brew, we have it on tap frequently.
:-)
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Mattso3000 08:21 PM 10-12-2012
Shiner Prickly Pear craft brew. Not bad for a fruit beer.
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Jbailey 08:24 PM 10-12-2012
Originally Posted by pnoon:
:-)
If you like the Big Eye, try the Sculpin.
Yes it is. I really need to make it back west!
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Mattso3000 09:35 PM 10-12-2012
ChicagoWhiteSox 08:18 PM 10-13-2012
cobra03 12:45 AM 10-14-2012
Harpoon UFO Pumpkin and Ommegang Sythe and Sickle
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cricky101 03:36 PM 10-14-2012
On a whim my wife picked up a bottle of chocolate oak aged yeti from Great Divide Brewing for me. Very chocolaty! I've only had the regular Yeti, but I'm liking this one.
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mastershogun 03:45 PM 10-14-2012
mmblz 04:55 PM 10-14-2012
Southern Tier Gemini, which has come to be one of my favorites.
Label looks awfully like Felix Baumgartner - including the capsule
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BigCat 05:33 PM 10-14-2012
Homemade half and half - harp and guinness.
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hammondc 05:37 PM 10-14-2012
Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout.
12oz Bottle into a pint glass
A - Coffee black with a quickly dissipating dark brown head. No lacing.
S - Coffee, sweet toasted malt. Slight vanilla. Definitely the soy sauce funk that I find in all stouts.
T - This is almost what I would consider to be a perfect Oatmeal Stout. The burnt toast bitterness is right on the front. I wish there was just a tad bit of sweetness to balance it out. Heavy on the bitter chocolate from the first taste through to the finish.
M - Medium heavy body. Nearly perfect carbonation, virtually no astringency.
O - LIke I said, this is one of my favorites. I think this is one beer that Breck absolutely nails.
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Brlesq 05:50 PM 10-14-2012
Spaten Oktoberfest (x6) tonight.
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VirtualSmitty 05:28 AM 10-15-2012
