What are you drinking?
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Bluto, what do you think of the Old Chico? It is probably the only Sierra Nevada I have not had yet.
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Got a case of 3F Gumballhead and Zombie Dust as a wedding gift. Needless to say, it was the best one.
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Southern Tier Creme Brulee Stout
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What are you drinking?
Dude, that's the mother load. You must be peanut butter because I am so jelly.
Dude, that's the mother load. You must be peanut butter because I am so jelly.
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Ha... I have no clue what that is...
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Great ****ing beer.
Really nice wheat beer. Much lighter than anything else Sierra Nevada does and goes down easy but it still has some of that same bite/hemp flavor associated with their Pale Ale. Good beer for all ocassions/seasons.
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Thank you. I may have to finally buy this beer.
Seems to me Cali is going through a beer renaissance right now. In the small town I live in I can get Pliney the Elder, various roggenbiers, dunkels and ale aged in whiskey casks all on tap.
No problem.
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I love me some Pliney the Elder. Have you had any of Russian River's Sours? If so what do you think of them?
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Saison Dupont for me tonight.
Any idea how I can get Pliny the Elder (or Younger) in Michigan? I'm really intent on trying this beer!
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I can get a very wide variety here... But I often haven't even heard of beers mentioned on this thread... And I've mentioned some that no one seems to have heard of conversely
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I haven't but Ive had some German style sour beers and they are pretty sour. Kinda like sucking on Oxalis (sour grass) if you've ever done that. Lol. Good but kind of a weird experience. Definately not for beginners but oddly refreshing on a hot day.
Copy that.
I'll be at the USC game so I could hand deliver some. Pliny the Younger might be tough to find. Let me know.
I've been trying to get Yuengling in Cali for 15 years. Haha.
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Goose Island Oktoberfest.... Rather meh.
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Reminds me that I've got a bomber of that FFF Oktoberfest beer at home ... can't remember the name of it ... anyone tried it? I'm excited for it.
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Tried Talisker 18y last Saturday. Didn't like it-- very oily, and too much smoke for my tastes. But I don't like most Scotches anyway, so TIFWIW.
Immediately switched to Blanton's and was very happy for the rest of the night. Dropped in price to $35/ bottle at TotalWine. That stuff is like candy.
Immediately switched to Blanton's and was very happy for the rest of the night. Dropped in price to $35/ bottle at TotalWine. That stuff is like candy.
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Munsterfest? It's good, I wouldn't say it's one of their best beers but it's a solid B+/A-
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I have to admit that I love Talisker 18. Nice fruit, soft peat, some good wood smoke, some sea salt, some black pepper and just enough malt to hold it together. I also really enjoy the oily texture. One of the best drams on a crisp fall night.