The big beer companys own a bunch sadly. I did not know they owned new Belgium though.
New belguim is also owned by budweiser.
I love funky buddha. They hide a penis on their beer labels
I thought AB owns Goose Island but that's more to handle their regular beers - I think Goose Island still does their specialty beers themselves that only have smaller distribution (Bourbon County, etc.).
Amberbock after punching the clock on Friday. Heavenly nectar for the blue collar sector. Good enough for me anyway.
Sure. Sounds good. You punch out everyday. How about try diff beers?
Wow wonder what that set her back
Wow wonder what that set her back
Cases are 40. 6ers are 10. I usually drop 120 on carry out every time I go haha. Well if Zombie Dust is available. They only bottle it on certain days so it's not available everyday.Wow wonder what that set her back
I make a pretty dang close clone of it. That and the Gumballhead clone. It's usually on tap in my house all summer.Can't say I blame you. I just tried zombie dust for the first time last summer. It was almost impossible to find. Finally my buddy got some and let me have one. I've tried so many beers that never lived up to the hype so I wasn't expecting much. Boy was I wrong. It really was the real deal. I don't know how they do it but it is so balanced. Never had anything like it which is saying a lot because I pride myself on trying to taste every beer in existence.
Balance of malt sweetness and hop bitterness. Copious amounts of Citra hops.Wonder what makes it so smooth for an ipa
One. You can find recipes on the Internet for just about anything. Most are legit.Sounds good to me. I'm not a brewer but just a diligent guinea pig. How many batches did it take to get it that close?
Yeah I would think trying to get raspberry out of a stout with chocolate in it would be a difficult recipe. Coffee and or chocolate are my go to's when I'm making stouts. Oh yeah. And alcohol. Imperial stouts are the best hahaSpent a few hours at Braxton brewery last night. 16 beers to choose from. The sheer spectrum was well represented. Yesterday's headlines was the beer I liked the most. It's a pretty good sour. They also had a Graters ice cream raspberry chocolate chip stout they I've been wanting to try. I was really disappointed in that order one. It just tasted like a average stout to me. I couldn't taste any raspberry. Other than that Braxton is one of the better breweries around cincy. Really cool hangout.
Agree. Really smooth beer.Amberbock after punching the clock on Friday. Heavenly nectar for the blue collar sector. Good enough for me anyway.
Yeah I would think trying to get raspberry out of a stout with chocolate in it would be a difficult recipe. Coffee and or chocolate are my go to's when I'm making stouts. Oh yeah. And alcohol. Imperial stouts are the best haha
I'd bet Blank Slate by Lunken Airport and Wooden Cask in Newport are both less than 15 miles. Enjoyed them both.Big news coming from my hometown of Alexandria ky. Alexandria brewing co will be breaking ground very soon on our very first brewery. Huge for me because there isnt a brewery with in 15 to 20 miles of my house.
Austin- just had a funky buddha Awake Ne Up imperial maple bacon porter 11%. Incredible
Finally sampled Bell's Oberon. One of the better wheats out there that's not brewed in Germany. Gorgeous cloud. Nice, subtle fruity notes. Those who have been following 'Great Beer' threads over the years know how much I enjoy good wheat beer.
Man, wish we could get that style in ATX. Perhaps later when Bell's starts fully distributing out here. We still haven't seen Hopslam yet.Two weeks ago i had a Bell's 30th anniversary imperial stout. Whoa was it delicious
Mine, too. Some day, hopefully.My son is stationed in Tacoma WA. Can't wait to go visit so I can try some of the west coast beer we can't get here. Pliny the Elder is on top of my list.