Tank 7 American Saison draft
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Tank 7 American Saison draft
sierra nevada non alcoholic beer Trail Pass Golden...watery but good, better than Coors for certain, better than Budweiser for sure. Too bad its 10 bucks a six pack...when are they going to help us get off the sauce and offer a 24 pack of non alcoholic beer that doesn't cost the same as real beer.
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Organic hazy Pils - nice try but not enough hops to make it interesting
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I never got around to trying this one. Looking forward to it later this afternoon.
I love this one, especially on warm FL summer days!
Had two good ones at the local craft place. Fremont Brewing Brew 7000, a potent barrel aged barleywine, and Collective Arts Life in the Clouds hazy IPA, which should have been a downer after the barleywine, but it was crisp and delicious!
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Sweetwater 420 was my goto beer in Florida. Unfortunately I am in Tennessee and the grocery store only carries it in cans. Just plain no!
The wife wanted a little road trip to Minnesota's North Shore this past weekend. These little excursions now have a price that we have to include a little something that interests the husband....
This is Hoops Brewpub, Duluth MN. It's a large, beautiful place with great atmosphere, made even more amazing by the fact that they don't sell much, if any beer outside their own walls. They've got to be doing something right to keep the place in operation. Picked up 3 crowlers...
This is their porter. Very nice. I got a Munich lager for the BIL, and he liked it. Almost fell off his chair when I told him what it cost. That's the price you pay for not drinking Heineken
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This is Hoops Brewpub, Duluth MN. It's a large, beautiful place with great atmosphere, made even more amazing by the fact that they don't sell much, if any beer outside their own walls. They've got to be doing something right to keep the place in operation. Picked up 3 crowlers...
This is their porter. Very nice. I got a Munich lager for the BIL, and he liked it. Almost fell off his chair when I told him what it cost. That's the price you pay for not drinking Heineken
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I bought this stout a couple weeks ago. It is called Unicorn Farts, I just had to get it, lol. It is a a breakfast stout, but I didn’t realize until I looked at it in the truck, that it has edible gold flakes in it, lol. If you zoom in, you see the gold flakes really good…cheers
I've heard of this one. Maybe someone posted it in an earlier year thread here?
Stopped by the craft beer place on my way home from dinner this evening and lucked into beer club night. After a 4oz pour of the Collective Arts IPA above, a guy poured me two small samples, and both were fantastic, especially since I was looking for a little dessert sweetness.
The first was Cuatro Años de Vida from Tripping Animals. Wow. I’m not sure I’d want more than 3 or 4 ounces of this. Aged in Woodford barrels, and it has the bourbon sweetness and alcohol, but the flavors are so nicely balanced. Long finish between sips. One of the best barrel aged imperial stouts I’ve had. Check the description of this one, and make sure you have people to share it!
The second was Strawberry Overtime from Corporate Ladder. It is a sour, but sooo thick and fruity, almost purée viscosity. It’s another one that I would only want a few ounces of at a time, but it helped satisfy the post dinner sweet tooth.
Both of these brewers are in state, and I will make a point to visit when I’m in the area.
The first was Cuatro Años de Vida from Tripping Animals. Wow. I’m not sure I’d want more than 3 or 4 ounces of this. Aged in Woodford barrels, and it has the bourbon sweetness and alcohol, but the flavors are so nicely balanced. Long finish between sips. One of the best barrel aged imperial stouts I’ve had. Check the description of this one, and make sure you have people to share it!
The second was Strawberry Overtime from Corporate Ladder. It is a sour, but sooo thick and fruity, almost purée viscosity. It’s another one that I would only want a few ounces of at a time, but it helped satisfy the post dinner sweet tooth.
Both of these brewers are in state, and I will make a point to visit when I’m in the area.
Haven't tried this one yet. Founders Mortal Bloom Hazy IPA (6.2 ABV - 50 IBUs)
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Getting ready for Spring 
That schwartz from Schlenkerla looks awesome.Getting ready for Spring
March 6th nightcap. Pretty mellow for the punch it packed.
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For this one they use alder to smoke the malts, will be a first for me.
Captain Lawrence (Elmsford, NY) Pacific Dawn DIPA. Reminds me of Six Point Resin. More hoppy than juicy.
Milk & Cookies by Wicked Weed Brewing. Imperial Stout with flavors of golden raisins, cinnamon and vanilla. Fabulous
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Unpasteurized Czech Pilsner style. The yeast was deposited in little flakes at the bottom so not hazy at all.
