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ACamp1900 · Jun 14, 2015

Next time your in Redlands you need to hit up donkey punch and try the Lemon Caliente... It may not be your type of beer, but again, it's the adventure and you'll not find another beer like it,

zelezo vlk · Jun 14, 2015

Live Oak Hefe-Weizen

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pkt77242 · Jun 14, 2015

Went out to dinner with one of my brothers and had

Dragoon Sarcosuchus DIPA
Lagunitas ScareCity #4 Wheatwine

ACamp1900 · Jun 14, 2015

Last of the Samichlaus...

Black Irish · Jun 14, 2015

Any of you California guys had beer from Shanty Irish Brewery? They are a small place that also operates Rooney's pub in the Central Coast region. Just a great name for a beer company.

zelezo vlk · Jun 14, 2015

Jester King Live Oak collaboration beer Foudreweizen.

Tart. I get some lemon too. Looks gorgeous but without the Hefeweizen head. Really damn good though. I'm enjoying it in a wine glass though since I have no tulips and a standard pint glass didn't seem sufficient. I'm not sure but I think I like this as much as the Hef

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pkt77242 · Jun 15, 2015

Stone Enjoy By 7/4/15

zelezo vlk · Jun 15, 2015

pkt77242 said:
Stone Enjoy By 7/4/15

Trying to one up me? I'll be having some tomorrow.

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zelezo vlk · Jun 15, 2015

Tried some Prarie Bomb. Damn delicious.

Ballast Point Victory at Sea.

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pkt77242 · Jun 15, 2015

d'Arenberg d'Arry's Original Shiraz/Grenache 2010, that I picked up on sale at Costco for $11.

Pretty damn good for the price. Initially the nose is brambly blackberry and grape (I had it too cold initially probably closer to 50-55) but as it warmed up to a proper temp (65-70ish) the grape faded away and it was brambly blackberry, forest floor, herbs, white pepper, and black cherry. Adds a note of strawberry on the finish. Overall a great value at $11. Has some nice tannins as well.

Now it is time to roast some pork tenderloin.

pkt77242 · Jun 15, 2015

zelezo vlk said:
Tried some Prarie Bomb. Damn delicious.

Ballast Point Victory at Sea.

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I love Victory at Sea. No Stone Enjoy By?

pkt77242 · Jun 15, 2015

NDinMich said:
Got some chilling in my fridge now. Can't wait to try it.

What is taking you so long? Obviously you are not weak willed like me.

zelezo vlk · Jun 15, 2015

pkt77242 said:
I love Victory at Sea. No Stone Enjoy By?

I've called or gone to 4 places in town. They either don't have it (though they're on a list of bars that do) or don't have it tapped yet.

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NDinMich · Jun 15, 2015

pkt77242 said:
What is taking you so long? Obviously you are not weak willed like me.

Ha! Actually did have one Saturday afternoon but forgot to post. Very good once again. Might be the 3 months since my last enjoy by but this batch tastes more citrusy.

pkt77242 · Jun 16, 2015

pkt77242 said:
d'Arenberg d'Arry's Original Shiraz/Grenache 2010, that I picked up on sale at Costco for $11.

Pretty damn good for the price. Initially the nose is brambly blackberry and grape (I had it too cold initially probably closer to 50-55) but as it warmed up to a proper temp (65-70ish) the grape faded away and it was brambly blackberry, forest floor, herbs, white pepper, and black cherry. Adds a note of strawberry on the finish. Overall a great value at $11. Has some nice tannins as well.

Now it is time to roast some pork tenderloin.

Had the last two glasses tonight. Still very good, though more fruity (blackberry, strawberry and blueberry) with less of the forest floor and herb notes.

pkt77242 · Jun 16, 2015

NDinMich said:
Ha! Actually did have one Saturday afternoon but forgot to post. Very good once again. Might be the 3 months since my last enjoy by but this batch tastes more citrusy.

I would agree with it being more citrusy. I need to buy a few more.

ACamp1900 · Jun 16, 2015

Ballast grapefruit

Whiskeyjack · Jun 16, 2015

zelezo vlk said:
Jester King Live Oak collaboration beer Foudreweizen.

I'm not sure but I think I like this as much as the Hef

That's high praise there, chief...

zelezo vlk · Jun 16, 2015

Whiskeyjack said:
That's high praise there, chief...

I'm a big fan of the Foudreweizen. Pray that Jester King will keep it until next time you get close. But it is a farmhouse ale, so you better like sour and citrus.

Also, Long Strange Tripel.

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Bluto · Jun 17, 2015

ACamp1900 said:
That's what you get for taking your date to an empty bar....

I was like "chillax baby doll you straight making me look like a buster!"

Bluto · Jun 17, 2015

Black Irish said:
Any of you California guys had beer from Shanty Irish Brewery? They are a small place that also operates Rooney's pub in the Central Coast region. Just a great name for a beer company.

Where abouts on the central coast? Gorda? Lol.

Bluto · Jun 17, 2015

I think we should all pool our money and fund an Mc Hammer micro brew. The tie in marketing would be off the charts.

Black Irish · Jun 17, 2015

Bluto said:
I think we should all pool our money and fund an Mc Hammer micro brew. The tie in marketing would be off the charts.

There's "U Can't Touch This" imperial stout

"Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em" DIPA

And the flagship "Hammer Time!" lager, best enjoyed while wearing extremely flared parachute pants.

Oh, and I tried 21st Amendment's Down to Earth Session IPA. Nice and refreshing on a hot, muggy day.

zelezo vlk · Jun 18, 2015

Stone Enjoy By

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pkt77242 · Jun 18, 2015

zelezo vlk said:
Stone Enjoy By

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What do you think of it?

ACamp1900 · Jun 18, 2015

Bluto said:
I think we should all pool our money and fund an Mc Hammer micro brew. The tie in marketing would be off the charts.

My wife and I have joked for years about starting a brewery with a giant rooster as the emblem... similar to Goliath Rex wines... we would call it Giant Cock brewery...

Stout- Big Black Cock
Ale- Smooth Cock
Lemon Hefe- Tart Cock
Dunkel- Dirty Cock
Brown Nut Ale- Salty Cock
Non Alcoholic- Limp Cock

etc...

we are nerds, we have fun...

zelezo vlk · Jun 18, 2015

pkt77242 said:
What do you think of it?

Lives up to the hype.

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GrangerIrish24 · Jun 18, 2015

Any cigar smokers out there and if so what is your smoke of choice? I know it is not the right thread, but I could find any on cigars.

zelezo vlk · Jun 18, 2015

ACamp1900 said:
My wife and I have joked for years about starting a brewery with a giant rooster as the emblem... similar to Goliath Rex wines... we would call it Giant Cock brewery...

Stout- Big Black Cock
Ale- Smooth Cock
Lemon Hefe- Tart Cock
Dunkel- Dirty Cock
Brown Nut Ale- Salty Cock
Non Alcoholic- Limp Cock

etc...

we are nerds, we have fun...

I remember something an old Italian professor of mine in Florence once shared when I asked how to find good wine. "It is very easy to find good wine. You just look for the wine with de de de big black cock".

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ACamp1900 · Jun 18, 2015

zelezo vlk said:
Stone Enjoy By

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Same,... Comparing it with stone IPA.... I should be able to handle a couple of these,... I think.

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