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2016 Stone IRS while watching this Cavs/Pistons game. Passed it up too many times at the grocery store the past few years. Forgot how good this was. Always there for me. Always faithful.
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Just curious, what's the going rate for a full size pour of a beer at a bar nowadays? My local spot seems to be inching up lately under new management and a full pour of bear republic tartare is 9 bucks. Most seem to be in the 6.50-8 range.
This is why I love living in the burbs... Never paid more than $6 at my local bar. $2.75 Texas pints on Sunday's. Live Oak is doing it right too... $5-$6 for 16oz. pours.
Regular craft beer is that much just about everywhere. (IPA, porter, brown, pale ales, wheats, etc)
Jocks example is a sour, that will always be more.
Just about every brewpub I make it into is $5 for a regular pint of beer, non-happy hour. Happy hour can be $3-$4. (Or AHA member discount.)
Sours, barrel age, high abv, etc, they creep up to $7-$10.
Digging this one.
quote:I had organized recently when I got wine fridge, but this urged me to update my inventory.. Lacking a little bit on it since my purchases had slowed way down and I keep forgetting.
Done. Yes I use old air filters to keep beer from falling off the middle shelf.
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179 beers, and 91 are from 7 breweries (avery, almanac, bruery, crooked stave, dogfish head, Paradox, Russian River)
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I finally got around to trying the bomb. A tad sweeter than I'd like but nonetheless a fantastic brew, enjoyed it very much.
" />I finally got around to trying the bomb. A tad sweeter than I'd like but nonetheless a fantastic brew, enjoyed it very much.
What's better than a can of Sculpin on a warm Sunday afternoon? A bigger can of Sculpin.
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Holy cow. 18.5% and hardly boozy at all.
This'll get you going on a Sunday.
This'll get you going on a Sunday.
You must love some Old Rasputin and other Russians then. What do you prefer?
Speaking of stouts, this was a nice Sunday afternoon bottle. A nice 'smooth bittering stout' if that sounds believable.
I like all sorts of stouts, some favorites are the temptress line from lakewood, left hand milk stout (nitro) and xocoveza. big bad bapitist is good as well, have had the yeti stout and was underwhlemed. haven't tried tenfiddy or rasputin yet sadly. I also enjoy the oatmeal varieties such as velvet merlin/merkin. I am venturing into the ipa and sour range more than before, but still can alway get along with a good strong malty brew any day of the week.
EDIT: NEED to try speedway, its now available in my area and hasn't been before. added to shortlist!
EDIT: NEED to try speedway, its now available in my area and hasn't been before. added to shortlist!
I love Big Bad Baptist. If you like that one you will definitely like Speedway. Epic BBB is a stout I immediately thought of when you said Bomb was a bit sweet.
Speedway is bittering, dry, and has some licorice in it...reminds me of French roast.
Speedway is bittering, dry, and has some licorice in it...reminds me of French roast.
Looks like stouts all around tonight. Just paid taxes. Barf.
hellfighter. excellent choice. also very apt for taxes paying day. which I did also, sadface.
Pretty chocolatey.
I'm in...
Niiiiiice. How is it drinking?
I need to make a trip up to St. Louis after drinking this JK/Side project collab.
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Niiiiiice. How is it drinking?
Drink 'em if you got 'em. Can't imagine it being much better.
Had the Sam Adams Nitro Coffee Stout. Didn't expect much but was pleasantly surprised.
Sorry to bust up the stout party...
I like that play on the name of the beer.
Just found out our offer was accepted, so we won't be homeless!
That Karbach BBH is drinking a little happier now.
That Karbach BBH is drinking a little happier now.
quote:I don't get it...
I like that play on the name of the beer.
Last night's graveyard:
Highlights for me were the Weldwerks coconut Medianoche, Mexican Cake, Trogdor, Blackberry Fruit Stand and TH Green. That was my favorite Fruit Stand I've tried, and the Prairie was up there with MvB. I had high hopes for the Medianoche, and everyone loved it. Finally getting to try Cake was worth the wait, but now I wanna try a fresh bottle to see how hot the peppers really are.
Highlights for me were the Weldwerks coconut Medianoche, Mexican Cake, Trogdor, Blackberry Fruit Stand and TH Green. That was my favorite Fruit Stand I've tried, and the Prairie was up there with MvB. I had high hopes for the Medianoche, and everyone loved it. Finally getting to try Cake was worth the wait, but now I wanna try a fresh bottle to see how hot the peppers really are.
quote:Berliner becomes bexarliner due to bexar county San Antonio where free tail is, right?quote:I don't get it...
I like that play on the name of the beer.
Went in on a Barrel Aged Bomb! while wrapping up and paying taxes. It was fantastic. Gonna go pick up some more.
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Sorry to bust up the stout party...
Where'd you pick that up at? Freetail or somewhere else?
After 33 days, finally out of a hotel and in to a house in Houston! Cracked open my last Boneyard IPA to celebrate, but holding on to some other good stuff until the furniture is here and wife and baby are back. Only a lawn chair and blow-up mattress in here for now 
Headed back up to Portland later this week to oversee packing of the rest of our belongings (including beer collection) and reload up on some bottles/crowlers.
Headed back up to Portland later this week to oversee packing of the rest of our belongings (including beer collection) and reload up on some bottles/crowlers.
Any recommendations on breweries, beers, or beer/liquor stores between Birmingham, AL and Destin area (I'll be staying by Santa Rosa on 30-A)? I like every type of beer, but will likely want something light to drink on the beach...so anything but stouts or porters.
I'm going to see my wife's sister in AL & then heading to the beach for a few days. We're flying into Atlanta, driving to Birmingham, and then driving to FL.
I'm going to see my wife's sister in AL & then heading to the beach for a few days. We're flying into Atlanta, driving to Birmingham, and then driving to FL.
Long post, but a month ago, i was among many on the beer thread posting about a fast approaching birth of a child. Its been a little bit for us to get home and get used to the new norms, however I'm happy to post my daughter, Brooklyn Grace was born on 3-30-16. Both mom and baby are doing well.
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As for beer to keep on topic, this was my victory dance, planned well in advance and saved for the right moment. It was a great toast and a very good beer, I would love to tell you guys more about the beer but most everything in my world revolves around this little girl right now. Cheers fellas...
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" />As for beer to keep on topic, this was my victory dance, planned well in advance and saved for the right moment. It was a great toast and a very good beer, I would love to tell you guys more about the beer but most everything in my world revolves around this little girl right now. Cheers fellas...
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