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Last night's take:
Cigar City Guava Grove - malt beverage with guava in it. I don't know about this one but there was some taste in it that really put me off. Huge head on this thing as well. Definitely not for me.
Cigar City Papaya IPA - much better. Jai-lai IPA mixed with papayas. The slight fruit really cuts the hops nicely. This isn't as good as Apri-Hop in the "fruity IPA" department, but I'd say its running second.
Bell's 2 Hearted - on draft tonight - way too ******* hoppy for me.
Oskar Blues Ten Fidy - Mmmmmmmmmm
Cigar City Guava Grove - malt beverage with guava in it. I don't know about this one but there was some taste in it that really put me off. Huge head on this thing as well. Definitely not for me.
Cigar City Papaya IPA - much better. Jai-lai IPA mixed with papayas. The slight fruit really cuts the hops nicely. This isn't as good as Apri-Hop in the "fruity IPA" department, but I'd say its running second.
Bell's 2 Hearted - on draft tonight - way too ******* hoppy for me.
Oskar Blues Ten Fidy - Mmmmmmmmmm
Need your help guys: Cokey McCokeface had over one of his "guests" (read:crackheads) and he wiped out all the beers that I had traded for. If anyone would be kind enough to try and track down some of this **** so I can replenish my stocks I would be grateful.
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Is this a fair trade...? I give a 4-pack of 2011 KBS in exchange for a 4-pack of 2008 Goose Island Bourbon County Stout? 12oz bottles thanksOriginally Posted by JSC437
$ wise, yes. square deal for 2 similar beers. i like them both. a lot. beer nerds will try to rationalize how KBS is worth more $$$ than bourbon county. seen it before. ridiculous.
Need your help guys: Cokey McCokeface had over one of his "guests" (read:crackheads) and he wiped out all the beers that I had traded for. If anyone would be kind enough to try and track down some of this **** so I can replenish my stocks I would be grateful.Originally Posted by Rambo
wtf??
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^^^^ Thanks I think i will do the trade. I am able to buy more KBS, but the Goose Island is not easy for me to find. Drank one of these single hop IPA beers today. Pretty good http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13307/28793
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Dranking with friends: -Brothers Reserve Barrel Aged Brrrbon -Firestone Abacus -Founders KBS (Parabola is way better than this BTW) -North Coast Old Stock 2010 -Oskar Blues Ten Fidy x2 -Oskar Blues Old Chub -Allagash White
We have a deal maybe
Send me some of that Firestone Parabola and I'll tape you an episode or two.Originally Posted by Rambo
We have a deal maybe
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Relocating to the Pacific Northwest. What are some regional recs?
I like APAs but not most IPAs. I like most stouts, porters, and dark beers, especially bourbon varietals. I like reds, ambers, german-style lagers, but not wheats.
edit: bonus points for availability at Trader Joe's or Whole Foods.
I like APAs but not most IPAs. I like most stouts, porters, and dark beers, especially bourbon varietals. I like reds, ambers, german-style lagers, but not wheats.
edit: bonus points for availability at Trader Joe's or Whole Foods.
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Last night's take:Originally Posted by Rambo
Cigar City Guava Grove - malt beverage with guava in it. I don't know about this one but there was some taste in it that really put me off. Huge head on this thing as well. Definitely not for me.
Cigar City Papaya IPA - much better. Jai-lai IPA mixed with papayas. The slight fruit really cuts the hops nicely. This isn't as good as Apri-Hop in the "fruity IPA" department, but I'd say its running second.
Bell's 2 Hearted - on draft tonight - way too ******* hoppy for me.
Oskar Blues Ten Fidy - Mmmmmmmmmm
This is probably my favorite beer. I can't fathom how you don't like this...
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