Bought more local Wooden Cask Brown Ale today. Love that stuff! I just found out they bottle all their beers now. The only local brewer to do so.
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6-pack of good old Hopslam cans. Purchased at local H.E.B. for $16.49. Life is good. Very good.
6-pack of good old Hopslam cans. Purchased at local H.E.B. for $16.49. Life is good. Very good.
Damn. That's a good deal. $22+ here
Bro, honestly, if I consume another Hopslam, I fear blindness. This shit should be illegal. My damn dogs are barking at me right now. True story.
I'm gonna drink some water to sober up and take my drunk ass to bed. Jeezus. I'm effed up. Gotta work tomorrow.
Had this last weekend and loved it. I tried to get more yesterday but they were out. I settled for the Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro.
Had this last weekend and loved it. I tried to get more yesterday but they were out. I settled for the Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro.
I've had that one, glen.
You can relax. I went to Middletown and they had the Wake n Bake. I got what I wanted for the night.
Just returned from Whole
Wow, really expensive in FL. 4 years ago, little brother JR purchased a case of Hopslam and it cost over $80.
^Same price at Dep's in Ft. Thomas. Even Zombie Dust is cheaper. Think I'll drink Commodore Perry, get drunk and vomit in their parking lot.
Teak from Avery Brewing. 18% had it last night. Wooooo
Bro, if I drank that, I'd go blind.
I'm returning in June around the third week, if mom holds out. See y'all then.
http://www.bockfest.com/
Next weekend and sneaking up on me!! March is so much better than December.
(for adults)
Next weekend and sneaking up on me!! March is so much better than December.
(for adults)
New Holland Dragon's Milk. 11% ABV. Super smooth. Undoubtedly available back east. Helluva beer. Easy 5 stars.
New Holland Dragon's Milk. 11% ABV. Super smooth. Undoubtedly available back east. Helluva beer. Easy 5 stars.
Sounds good - btw I hate that BA went from the 1-100 scale to the 1-5 Star scale.
Yeah, I noticed it, too. I wonder if Untappd factored into the decision?
New Holland Dragon's Milk. 11% ABV. Super smooth. Undoubtedly available back east. Helluva beer. Easy 5 stars.
Been drinking this for awhile. Not bad stuff
Dogfish Head Pennsylvania Tuxedo. 8.5% ABV. Singles cost $2.09 per bottle. Floral and piney. Much better than Alaskan. Excellent example of the style.
Dogfish Head Pennsylvania Tuxedo. 8.5% ABV. Singles cost $2.09 per bottle. Floral and piney. Much better than Alaskan. Excellent example of the style.
Had a few 12%'ers at Tampa Bay Brewing last weekend. Man, we need to hit up that brewery.
Sounds like an idea. I may have a rental car when I return come June.
Need some advice from anyone with experience in the Central Florida beer market. My father will be spending the next month snowbirding in Sarasota, so I'm looking for some recommendations on local/regional canned/bottled beers to have him haul back. I've had most of the Cigar City lineup, so what other breweries and specific brews should I be targeting? Style wise, looking for IPAs and IPA variants, pale ales, browns, and could go into stouts since it is the season.
Big Top Brewing is along I75 in Sarasota.
http://www.bigtopbrewing.com/
I had some Darwin on tap, it was pretty good. The brewery is up the road in Bradenton FL, some unique, limited release beers.
http://www.darwinbrewingco.com/
If in Sarasota, there's a Lucky's market that had local brews on tap. Like $2 a pint.
Along with local packaged brews.
http://www.bigtopbrewing.com/
I had some Darwin on tap, it was pretty good. The brewery is up the road in Bradenton FL, some unique, limited release beers.
http://www.darwinbrewingco.com/
If in Sarasota, there's a Lucky's market that had local brews on tap. Like $2 a pint.
Along with local packaged brews.
I started trying a lot of different beers thanks to this thread a while back. I’ve really liked trying porters and stouts and noticed KBS by founders is a popular one and tough to get your hands on when it comes out.
Well, it looks like it’s being released at the end of March and beginning of April. Does anyone know how accessible this beer is? I know hoplslam is a popular beer and I went to liquor barn the evening it came out and they still had some left that night but said it would probably be sold out that day or the next. Is KBS similar or do lines form at stores causing it to sell out soon as the doors open?
Well, it looks like it’s being released at the end of March and beginning of April. Does anyone know how accessible this beer is? I know hoplslam is a popular beer and I went to liquor barn the evening it came out and they still had some left that night but said it would probably be sold out that day or the next. Is KBS similar or do lines form at stores causing it to sell out soon as the doors open?
Shiner Belgian Blonde. 6% ABV. Unknown if distributed nationwide yet. A bit more kick than your usual Shiner offering. Somewhat fruity. Decent.
I've tried this one, you can really taste the spruce in it. Too much imo. This is a "one of" if I ever pick one.Dogfish Head Pennsylvania Tuxedo. 8.5% ABV. Singles cost $2.09 per bottle. Floral and piney. Much better than Alaskan. Excellent example of the style.
You guys and your high apv lol. Anything over 8% is too much for me. I like drinking in volume so 6.5 and lower is right in my wheelhouse
Bell’s Oberon was released in stores today...summer beer is here!
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Bro, if I drank that stuff, I'd probably die.
8-10% Double IPAs are still my faves. Loves me some stronger stouts during the winter.
Founders KBS being released this week. Anyone know around Louisville who and specifically when anyone will have it? Really wanting to try this!!!!
A couple comments -- To the central florida poster -- Playalinda Brewing company in Titusville is the freaking real deal. Fantastic brews every year I've visited there . And Coasters in Cocoa Beach has a GREAT selection of Belgian/German stuff .
Also an off the hook mead from a Columbus brewer that is not to be missed -- Brothers Drake Bourbon Barrel aged Apple pie Mead . At 14% it is smooth as silk , sweet but so damn good its a shame you cant drink a ton of it .
Also an off the hook mead from a Columbus brewer that is not to be missed -- Brothers Drake Bourbon Barrel aged Apple pie Mead . At 14% it is smooth as silk , sweet but so damn good its a shame you cant drink a ton of it .
