Societe Brewing San Diego,
Societe Brewing San Diego,
Crowe the lamb pita was burned to a crisp and it certainly was not moist. However the chef/owner of the food truck had his first child this week. I do not blame him for his errors. In fact I gave him a substantial tip to be used for diapers.
I mean it could go into the food porn thread, but i'm guessing the brews and small plates here are not super affordable.Originally Posted by Bootsy Collins
Well the food trucks in So Cal are good and most of the time super moist. However, you do have to spend for the convenience of having it there. Where I was at the time, there was no fast food places or even some sort of a food option available within the area. I needed some nourishment and while overpriced and not moist it, the pita did fulfill its purpose.I mean it could go into the food porn thread, but i'm guessing the brews and small plates here are not super affordable.
The main focus of my post was the beer that I was having which is a popular brew from an up and coming brewery out of San Diego.
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/28994/81838/
I have to see if I can convince one of the craft bars to do a tap takeover on some of this monkish stuff. I went to one for Clown Shoes and it was intense.Well the food trucks in So Cal are good and most of the time super moist. However, you do have to spend for the convenience of having it there. Where I was at the time, there was no fast food places or even some sort of a food option available within the area. I needed some nourishment and while overpriced and not moist it, the pita did fulfill its purpose.
The main focus of my post was the beer that I was having which is a popular brew from an up and coming brewery out of San Diego.
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/28994/81838/
Monkish is quite small and has a very small distribution footprint. It is easy for Clown Shoes to do a tap takeover as they are a gypsy-brewery operation. Same goes with Mikkeller, Evil Twin, Prairie and Stillwater.I have to see if I can convince one of the craft bars to do a tap takeover on some of this monkish stuff. I went to one for Clown Shoes and it was intense.
California has extremely strict guidelines from the ABC commission. If a brewery wants to expand space or even expand their brewing operation they have to obtain a blessing of the ABC and in some cases it is easier to obtain the blessing of Jesus Christ.
Alesmith San Diego. Alesmith is certainly one of my top 3 breweries if not #1. This is my first time stepping in their new location. I'll admit that I had an orgasmic and euphoric moment as soon as I stepped inside.
Ending the night at Mikkeller Brewing San Diego.
I just cracked one open. The flavor is really good. However it was a bit on the thin side and it hardly had any carbonation.
Bootsy, these monkish lines are getting out of hand.
Yeah I didn't bother this time around. From what I have been hearing people are now arriving at 5am. This neckbeards need to get a fucking life.
In other news I Love It is back in bottles and draft at Noble. Noble will also be releasing Galaxy Showers and their collaboration with Cellarmaker which will be the first time Noble will be canning their beer.
How long is the line gonna be for the noble can release?Yeah I didn't bother this time around. From what I have been hearing people are now arriving at 5am. This neckbeards need to get a fucking life.
In other news I Love It is back in bottles and draft at Noble. Noble will also be releasing Galaxy Showers and their collaboration with Cellarmaker which will be the first time Noble will be canning their beer.
Well they are releasing it on a weekday and they don't open until 4. I feel confident that I can pick up a pack or 2 of them when I get there after work.How long is the line gonna be for the noble can release?
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I doubt I'll be able to get some them.Well they are releasing it on a weekday and they don't open until 4. I feel confident that I can pick up a pack or 2 of them when I get there after work.
Have you ever had any beers from highland park brewery. From what I here they can some really good ipas.
No. It is such a bitch to get there from where I am it is just not worth it.I doubt I'll be able to get some them.
Have you ever had any beers from highland park brewery. From what I here they can some really good ipas.
I think from now on I am just going to stick with the OC beer scene (Noble, Bottle Logic and Bruery) and make monthly trips down to San Diego.
Fuck waking up at the crack of dawn and driving to Torrance and pay $60+ for 4 4-packs of IPAs.
Yeah. It's just ridiculous now. I'm gonna check out bottle logic after and see how tasty their double ipa is.
Are you going to the noble can release tomorrow? Dank you for being my friend may be the best beer name ever. I'm pretty bummed I won't be able to make it. Only one 4 pack does suck tho.
This has likely been covered. Driving to the pit of the doomed this morning, conveniently next to the doggy park, I see not one but two billboards for Root Beer Beer. I assumed double vision initially but was a believer by the second sign. So it's damn near 10am and I like root beer. Stop in and pick up a six pack. Ask the lady sellin if she's tried it. Says ya, it's good but you don't want to drink em all at once. Not insulted at the insinuation, I down the first one like kid drinking a float. Halfway through the second I realized I've never had two root-beers back to back. Taste was great but the sweetness was sickening. Now I've got four left in the fridge and the thought of it has me close to gacking.
What horrible choices we must face.
I've tried a couple of them. The 'not your dads root beer' and some other one. A lot of these micros use a ton of sugar and it just gives you a belly ache after a couple. The lady was right though, you're not supposed to have more than 1 or 2 of those in a sitting.
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