Bootsy, these monkish beers are getting better and better.
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Bootsy, these monkish beers are getting better and better.
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Bootsy, we're you able to get your hands on that MT ipa ( I forget the name but it was exclusively sold at trader joes)? It was a NE style ipa and a lot of reviews are saying it's the best MT ipa yet. It was sold out at my local trader joes.
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Damn this is good.
I have a new favorite beer.
Due South Brewery makes a caramel cream ale. At the brewery they offer an Imperial version at 8.8%.... They pour it on Nitro and it so yummy.
One of the other beers they offer is a coffee stout called cafe ole... Named for the coffee they use.
Well a few weeks back the brewer made the imperial caramel cream and infused it with the cafe ole coffee.... The result is Called the late..... And it's fucking unbelievable.
That's sounds pretty freaking tasty!Quote:
Originally Posted by Daly
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Another amazing juice bomb. This 8% dipa is so damn crushable. Monkish is killing it with these ipa's.
Yes I have. I would but it as #3 behind Booming Rollers and City of the Sun. I prefer West Coast style over NE style.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardBrodiesCombover.
RBC are you going to Modern Times Festival of Dankness?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bootsy CollinsYes I have. I would but it as #3 behind Booming Rollers and City of the Sun. I prefer West Coast style over NE style.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardBrodiesCombover.
If y'all are in the mood to read a whole lotta butt hurt, you guys need to check out The Lost Abbey/Port Brewing's Facebookwall regarding Duck Duck Gooze. Lotta whining neckbeards.
Todd would have a fucking orgasm with this one.
Oh and Tomme Arthur is a giant faggot just to be transparent.
No, I wasn't able to go. I was gonna hit up monkish but they cancled the can release. I'm currently in Highland Park waiting in line at HPB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bootsy CollinsRBC are you going to Modern Times Festival of Dankness?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bootsy Collins
Just bought a case of these 3. They are all awesome.
Man, AB InBev owns a lot of brewiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hockey GuyJust bought a case of these 3. They are all awesome.
Sooooo gooooooood
Have you tried the other ones? Raging bitch is decent, but I also see like 3 or 4 other ones from the same company, curious how they compare.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4DragonsSooooo gooooooood
Ha....I used to work for the CEO of Flying Dog, in a different business of his before he took over the brewery. They do make some good brews though.
Only Flying Dog i've had. I'm not big on IPA's but the Raging Bitch is my fav by far. Some kind of a blood orange thing going on in there. Anyone know what they used in that one?Quote:
Originally Posted by handicapmeHave you tried the other ones? Raging bitch is decent, but I also see like 3 or 4 other ones from the same company, curious how they compare.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4DragonsSooooo gooooooood
Newish brewery opened by me, Kuhnhenn Brewery, they have a small space a few miles from here, this is their expansion effort.
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BeerAndPoker: Local brewery rep. I'm not sure about that Roasted Pecan beer tho.
Nah brah, see how that shit is scratched out? I opted for a cider there instead, the roasted pecan, which was the best of the bunch. Tart green apple with a cinnamon kick on the sides and back, finished with like butter and clove.
Mix and match 6 pack for $9.99
This right here is delicious
The kuntmissioner's fridge.
Rare birds caught today, crowdiddly with the assist.
Went to a brewery nearby and the owner came out and gave us a tour of his new setup. Got to taste some stuff that is debuting later this month (1492 IPA), right out of the vat. Beers were really solid.
http://www.sherwoodbrewing.com
https://www.yelp.com/biz/sherwood-br...helby-township
Haven't seen this in years.
Shlitz became part of Pabst in 1999. Pabst was purchased by a private equity company a couple years ago, so it probably has something to do with that. The beer inside may or may not have any relation to its old recipe.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBShlitz became part of Pabst in 1999. Pabst was purchased by a private equity company a couple years ago, so it probably has something to do with that. The beer inside may or may not have any relation to its old recipe.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
I honestly don't recall what it tasted like from like 20 years ago. I can tell you it was malty and had a caramel thing going on. It was good for what it was, which was an $8 6-pack.
Sam Adams Fall Sampler
It was fresh hop season again here in the PacNW and, once again, these were at the top of the class of everything I had
I guess you don't get this show in the USA, worth a look pretty funny stuff
#ithurtswhenipa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI3_w4NBvWg
bonus video enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_4200681997&feature= iv&index=164&list=PLo_UQZib9jJihDLnBhBQABx0oIVUBl x-P&src_vid=AI3_w4NBvWg&v=XRCMWVhZuos
I watch Brew Dogs when it's on. Never heard of this though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baron Von Strucker
Typhoon coming to honky. Celebrating with a de Molen cigar city collaboration Russian imperial stout. Topped with a charred marshmallow as a "garnish"
Going to be taking home three as a take away including what appears to be a new version of ruination
Finishing up with a bourbon barrel aged ruski imperial from de Molen and some other euro trash. If this keeps up I might go completely off the wagon.
Both of those are incredible.Quote:
Originally Posted by gutIt was fresh hop season again here in the PacNW and, once again, these were at the top of the class of everything I had
Know of anywhere in town aside from brewery where either is on tap?
Random singles
Imperial Stout was 2 years old (! was bottled 12/14) and a bit too complex for me, but the Breakfast Stout is about as good as anything I've ever had.
I got one of these seasonal 12 Days of Milkshake Stout Packs from Rochester Mills. They are a brewery in Michigan that taps a new one each day from December 1st to 12th at a lot of bars throughout the state and sells a variety pack containing one 16oz beer of each. I didn't take this picture cuz I'm lazy and it would be the same as this one I grabbed it off google images.
A lot of weird flavors but I'm always down to try something once.Quote:
The 12 Days of Milkshake Tap List (NOT in order of release) and Holiday 12 pack contents:
Bourbon Barrel Aged Milkshake Stout
Toasted Marshmallow Milkshake Stout
Imperial Milkshake Stout
Chocolate Orange Milkshake Stout
Santa’s Breath (Peppermint Milkshake Stout)
Vanilla Latte Milkshake Stout
Turtle Dove (Chocolate Caramel Pecan Milkshake Stout)
Bananas Foster Milkshake Stout
Blueberry Pancake Milkshake Stout
Chocolate Cheesecake Milkshake Stout
German Chocolate Cake Milkshake Stout
Cinnamon Swirl French Toast Milkshake Stout
My local place charges $3 a pint which is a solid deal on the ones released so far (3 days in) and it was $25 out the door price for the 12 pack.
So far I've had the Bananas Foster which is very banana tasting a bit too much for my taste and the Turtle Dove which was quite good. Those were on tap and I'll probably hit up the place a few more times to try others but I have the 12 pack so eventually I'll get to tasting them all and perhaps I'll update this later on.
Very solid at $7.99 a sixer...great bargain
Got some Great Lakes christmas ale, supposed to be pretty good