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Pretty sure that's a rape whistle.
--john
well he does occasionally have Adam stay with him.
The Beer Thread (3 Viewers)
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well he does occasionally have Adam stay with him.
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Afternoon beverage
Anyone had the three heads brewing IPA?
Anyone had the three heads brewing IPA?
just scored two cases of hopslam
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It is definitely over hyped but damn good none the less.
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It is definitely over hyped but damn good none the less.
jfz80
Cruisin’
Nice selections Greg. Had those two last a couple weeks back.
elkaholic
Left turn ...freakin wipers!
It is nice to be past my 5+ years of having to be stone cold sober. My taste assortment for the next few weeks. After going without a cold one for a long time, I am amazed at the additional variety!
From left to right
Olde Hickory Table Rock Pale Ale
Olde hickory Piedmont Pilsner
Oskar Blues Old Chub Scotch Ale
Pisgah Pale Ale
Anderson Valley Hop Ottin IPA
Anderson Valley Heelch O'Hops Double IPA
Anderson Valley Boont Amber Ale - quite tasty
Anderson Valley Spring Hornin Spring IPA - also quite tasty
Anderson Valley Bourbon Barrel Stout - looking forward to this one
Two from Great Lakes: Edmund Fitzgerald Porter and Eliot Ness Amber Lager
And the more mundane Hoegaarden Belgian White Wheat Ale
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From left to right
Olde Hickory Table Rock Pale Ale
Olde hickory Piedmont Pilsner
Oskar Blues Old Chub Scotch Ale
Pisgah Pale Ale
Anderson Valley Hop Ottin IPA
Anderson Valley Heelch O'Hops Double IPA
Anderson Valley Boont Amber Ale - quite tasty
Anderson Valley Spring Hornin Spring IPA - also quite tasty
Anderson Valley Bourbon Barrel Stout - looking forward to this one
Two from Great Lakes: Edmund Fitzgerald Porter and Eliot Ness Amber Lager
And the more mundane Hoegaarden Belgian White Wheat Ale
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i saw the hopslam the other day at the local HT - decided to think about it overnight, went back the next morning and all the 6 packs were gone..
Good selection!! That's a hell of a way to break back into the art of drinking beer
I've only been legal to drink beer for 5 years now.
elkaholic
Left turn ...freakin wipers!
Good selection!! That's a **** of a way to break back into the art of drinking beer
I've only been legal to drink beer for 5 years now.
Now, you're making me feel like an old fart
I've been getting the taste back for good brews over the last 4 months ... amazing how the taste sensations change / atrophy. Jennifer took me to Total Wine on Saturday and let's just say I went a little nuts ... I probably looked like Robin Williams in the coffee isle in Moscow on the Hudson ...
Had the Table Rock Pale Ale last night with a pizza on the Big Green Egg ... quite tasty
Now, you're making me feel like an old fart
I probably looked like Robin Williams in the coffee isle in Moscow on the Hudson ...
That's 4 years Pre-Johnny.
--john
elkaholic
Left turn ...freakin wipers!
That's 4 years Pre-Johnny.
--john
So you're saying I AM officially an Old Fart ...
which means my avatar is closer to the truth than many realize ...
While I was in DC I found piney the elder it was $30 a bottle haha
Meatball
Meatball
Anderson valley has def make its way east. I was drinking that stuff before it ever left Cali. Quality beer and cool labels
Meatball
Meatball
jfz80
Cruisin’
Here's to Iowa st.
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So did a "bit" of beer tasting on my vacation to seattle and denver.
First up the WA beers
Balls Deep DIPA
Salish Spa Honey Ale
Puget Sound Porter
Evo IPA
Pike Brewery was the first Brewery stop in Seattle.
Had These three there
Pike Stout
Old Bawldy Barley Wine
Kilt Lifter
Next stop was
Northwest Brewing Company right by my Brothers house
There had Hoppy Bitch IPA, Three Skulls Naked IPA, Three Skulls Pale ale and loads of it
Didn't do tooo much beer tasting in Seattle since my family are huge scotch drinkers and we drank everything from a 10y to a 30y
First up the WA beers
Balls Deep DIPA
Salish Spa Honey Ale
Puget Sound Porter
Evo IPA
Pike Brewery was the first Brewery stop in Seattle.
Had These three there
Pike Stout
Old Bawldy Barley Wine
Kilt Lifter
Next stop was
Northwest Brewing Company right by my Brothers house
There had Hoppy Bitch IPA, Three Skulls Naked IPA, Three Skulls Pale ale and loads of it
Didn't do tooo much beer tasting in Seattle since my family are huge scotch drinkers and we drank everything from a 10y to a 30y
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Next up is Colorado
Unfortunately on the first day of the booze cruze I drank soo much I can't completely remember the name of every beer I had so I'm just going to post pics of the breweries.... at most of them I tried every beer they had in 4-8oz taster form.
First up Station 26 Brewery Blue Grass and BBQ with some great smokey beers
In that pic you can play wheres Waldo and Find Andrea
Next was Crooked Stave which was well interesting...... basically flavors like sage/lilly/poppy.... some were ok but some were terrible
Next was Black Shirt Brewing. Great selection of IPAs and IBAs
Next up was Epic Brewing sour, fruity beer.
Stem was a cider brewery. Not bad at all for cider, very crisp and dry
Our Mutual Friend had great dark beers their porter and saison were awesome.
River North was next. Great Belgium style Beers
Jagged Mt was number 8
Final Brewery on the first day was Great Divide struggled to get through this one
We also stopped at some regular bars that day where we did pickle shots, drank Pliny the Elder and other things.
Unfortunately on the first day of the booze cruze I drank soo much I can't completely remember the name of every beer I had so I'm just going to post pics of the breweries.... at most of them I tried every beer they had in 4-8oz taster form.
First up Station 26 Brewery Blue Grass and BBQ with some great smokey beers
In that pic you can play wheres Waldo and Find Andrea
Next was Crooked Stave which was well interesting...... basically flavors like sage/lilly/poppy.... some were ok but some were terrible
Next was Black Shirt Brewing. Great selection of IPAs and IBAs
Next up was Epic Brewing sour, fruity beer.
Stem was a cider brewery. Not bad at all for cider, very crisp and dry
Our Mutual Friend had great dark beers their porter and saison were awesome.
River North was next. Great Belgium style Beers
Jagged Mt was number 8
Final Brewery on the first day was Great Divide struggled to get through this one
We also stopped at some regular bars that day where we did pickle shots, drank Pliny the Elder and other things.
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Throughout the rest of the week we went hiking high up in the rockies and did Geochaching activities.
Did make it to a few other Breweries and drank quite a bit of Hop-o-thermia from Alaska Brewery
Last two breweries were Avery and Left hand Which I don't have many pictures of but here are some from the Rockies.
Hotel that Inspired the Shining
And a few from Seattle
Did make it to a few other Breweries and drank quite a bit of Hop-o-thermia from Alaska Brewery
Last two breweries were Avery and Left hand Which I don't have many pictures of but here are some from the Rockies.
Hotel that Inspired the Shining
And a few from Seattle
KBS should be hitting the shelves in your area today. I kidnapped Mary last Wednesday to accumulate our 4 bottles from 2 stores. Good luck hunting it!After 6 years of Hunting a keg of it, I found it on draft w no limits at our favorite watering hole.
Al! You shoulda got in touch with me while you were out here in CO. I was only three hours away and had the week off.
