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IPA paired with some Sabbath!
The Rang
2K Club - QQ Super Nova
Oh yea it just came out I think...You got Paranoid already!
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Transient Ales - Pure Michigan. A Westie !! Double Double Double Double. A Triple dried Double IPA 10.5 ABV . Nice
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Feelin' a Double Devil Session
Amplify The Signal revisit.
Of course, I’m using the wrong glassware.
my beer seems to be coming from 2 cities lately. Kalamazoo and Chicago. This one is Chicago born from - yup - Hop Butcher. Greener Moss. Its a triple IPA. Smooth GREAT flavor !! Ill go 9.5 on a 10 scale.
I’m almost using the correct glassware this time. I said, almost.
I like the "Pairs well with" suggestions. Glassware is politically correct Perps
I had some wonderful sours in Bardstown KY and will post/rave about then when I am back home and can crop the pictures.
I guess so. I picked up a 4 pack at Target a few years ago and the box says beer glasses. I can fit two 12 oz cans in one glass, easily.
Trying to hide the thumb.
splinter7
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
Raise a glass to fallen legends.
Anchor Brewing closes their taps after a 100+ year run.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/13/dining/anchor-brewing-closing-beer.html
While I was never a regular customer, I will miss their Christmas Ale.
Anchor Brewing closes their taps after a 100+ year run.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/13/dining/anchor-brewing-closing-beer.html
While I was never a regular customer, I will miss their Christmas Ale.
good point. many years ago I recall having their Christmas Ale --- it was a very enjoyable beer back in the day
It almost feels like Sapporo killed them on purpose, buying them in 2017 and losing an increasing amount of money every year save for one.
I have been buying their Christmas Ale every year for about 15 years and often have their porter laying around.
They will be missed.
I have been buying their Christmas Ale every year for about 15 years and often have their porter laying around.
They will be missed.
Its amazes me to see the cycle repeat -
1. small micro brewery starts up with the anti-establishment -screw-you big-beer mantra
2. they produce fantastic product and grow leaps and bounds
3. they get big and sell out to - yup - big beer
4. big beer commercializes them and they become exactly what they started out NOT to be. The creativity and experimenting disappears in
favor of mass produced bland
The most famous buzz kill in my area ---Founders Brewing.
Im seeing Bells Brewing teetering.
Goose Island........there are many examples throughout the US
1. small micro brewery starts up with the anti-establishment -screw-you big-beer mantra
2. they produce fantastic product and grow leaps and bounds
3. they get big and sell out to - yup - big beer
4. big beer commercializes them and they become exactly what they started out NOT to be. The creativity and experimenting disappears in
favor of mass produced bland
The most famous buzz kill in my area ---Founders Brewing.
Im seeing Bells Brewing teetering.
Goose Island........there are many examples throughout the US
At least AB:In-Bev has kept their hands off BCBS.
Yeah, I expect Stonne and Dogfish to lose their appeal over the next 5 years or so.
The biggest issue is once you get to a certain size, and Sam C from Dogfish talks about this, to get loans you need outside investors. So stay small, take on other members or sell.
Yeah, I expect Stonne and Dogfish to lose their appeal over the next 5 years or so.
The biggest issue is once you get to a certain size, and Sam C from Dogfish talks about this, to get loans you need outside investors. So stay small, take on other members or sell.
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