damn BSD, i totally missed your post about it that day.

Have you tried it? Whats the concensus?

I have never had DFH 120. Someone please help me with this problem.

Yeah, looking back at it, it seems my spacing wasn't all that great, but c'mon, it's a beer thread...I'm suprised I was even legible. It was a good sour beer. You definitely get the chocolate and a bit of coffee. I'll be buying it again if they have it when I go back on Thursday.

Same here Mooch. Although I do have 5 cases of Russian River coming when the weather cools! So I got that goin for me, which is nice.

My favorite beer that I can get in Dallas.

Probably my favorite beer right now:

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So, BSD, how you doing man?

BSD, IF you stumble upon some Clutch when you go to Spec's this week would it be possible to grab an extra bottle for me? I just dont make it down to the big one often.

Ill pay you for it & buy a couple rounds upon delivery....

Not a problem, Jetch. I'll see what I can find and grab you some.

Bonfire, for some reason, I've been quite popular with my friends since that purchase. I'm planning a RRBC beer dinner in a few months so I grabbed quite a few. My buddy lives across the mountain from Santa Rosa and has offered to send fresh Pliny as they come out so I'm looking forward to cooler weather! If there is a winter down here, I'll be a happy (and slurring) man.

I can look for it up hurr if you really want it...I am heading back down to H this weekend.

I've really been into sour beers/ lambics recently.

Nervy, the more the better, would like a couple bottles for gifts later... No big deal, but would be appreciated

Greg....awesome choice, I definitely drink the hell outta that when I visit the fam in Ohio.

My favorite of the last month or so:

If I'm at a good bar, Live Oak Liberation Ale is my go-to.

Everyday favorite is St. Arnold Amber Ale (nod to KRegan).

Most recently I've enjoyed Magic Hat #9 and their Hefe. I also like Dale's Pale Ale.

Real Ale Octoberfest and 512 IPA. I just wish they weren't so damn expensive. $10/6 isn't cheap.

That Left Hand Milk Stout is awesome but I preferred it from a tap.

Tonight I had a Deschutes Hop in the Dark CDA.

For sheez.

Jetch,

I have a few bottles of Clutch waiting at Specs. I'll try to get there tomorrow to grab them.

you are the man!

pick a day and lunch or beers are on me

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Why yes, yes I am.

What's your email? I'll shoot you over my contact info.

Bang bang

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Got it.

A good thing, Central Market no hath thine brew.

Thanks for lookin nervy

Another successful TexAgs hookup.

i guess this should be hitting shelves soon beginning in October...

Have any of you fools ever seen/had/enjoyed this?

Life & Limb is a collaborative effort, the brainchild of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. and Dogfish Head Craft Brewery. Life & Limb is a 10% ABV strong, dark beer that defies style characteristics- brewed with pure maple syrup from the Calagione family farm in Massachusetts and estate barley grown on the Grossman "farm" at the brewery in Chico, CA. The beer is alive with yeast-a blend of both breweries' house strains-bottle conditioned for added complexity and shelf life, and naturally carbonated with birch syrup fresh from Alaska.

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I know a guy that cooks pretty good that could be enticed to "help out" for a few btls of Damnation or Temptation, who am I kidding I would get no work done.......

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Bacon: the gateway meat.

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YES MOOCH!!! it is delicious!

Then help me find some dammit!!!!

Drank these last weekend:






Got them all at Specs.

Damn pictures.

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Hmm this thread has made me very thirsty looks like I'm headed to the store(probably Kroger) after work. Suggestions as to what would be best stout available there?

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Don’t worry, it goes downhill for us too.  It turns into a drunk fest after the first two courses.
 
So far the lineup is PtE, Damnation, Consecration, Salvation, and Supplication.