Big dipa ...pickin up some stone imperial Russian stout tomorrow
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Big dipa ...pickin up some stone imperial Russian stout tomorrow
Well due to a shipment sixtels at work I am a happy guy drinking Headwaters Pale Ale at home off my draft system today, freshly tapped.
cvm4
BoM - July '05 & Dec. '10
Figured I would post some recent brews since it's been a while
I wasn't expecting the pepper heat with this beer. But it was surprisingly good!
Great, just great. Really loved this beer.
I actually liked this DFH beer. Really good, refreshing and not over malted.
I thought I was drinking a wet or smoldering campfire. I set a bottle aside to see what age does to it.
This one tasted slightly infected. Better luck next time.
Goodness in a bottle :grin:
A sour to rival russian river sours. I really liked this a lot!
I wasn't expecting the pepper heat with this beer. But it was surprisingly good!
Great, just great. Really loved this beer.
I actually liked this DFH beer. Really good, refreshing and not over malted.
I thought I was drinking a wet or smoldering campfire. I set a bottle aside to see what age does to it.
This one tasted slightly infected. Better luck next time.
Goodness in a bottle :grin:
A sour to rival russian river sours. I really liked this a lot!
^^this Cascade Kriek is great. Their apricot and their blueberry are also divine. Sadly the bottles cost $20 a pop, but even worse I saw the apricot on tap just today for $14 a pint!
cvm4
BoM - July '05 & Dec. '10
I've never come across those. But, the cherry was purely awesome. I could see the other fruits being great too.
Sky Hag draft, at Airways brewing bistro. Great beer and people and pizza. Thanks Nick!
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My one and only KBS. Yes, it is good. Not a lot of coffee and I drank it at room temp too. Either way I would drink this all day long.
My one and only KBS. Yes, it is good. Not a lot of coffee and I drank it at room temp too. Either way I would drink this all day long.
Agreed, it has a smoky quality to it.Dogfish Head Immort Ale. Maybe it's just me, but I think this would be wonderful with BBQ.
Definitely hitting their brewery this summer
some hoop stoopid, DFH 61min. , also tried a 12 oz brother Thelonious for the first time...awesome stuff. then an Elysian loser nice for the price. Also some old house brewery brewer's reserve imperial stout, kinda pricey but damn good.
Killkenny--smooth and delicious. Boundary Bay Scotch ale, a zesty change of pace.
thanks Pyro, yet again--the plaid skirts were def. noted:thumbsup:
Guessing you went to A Terrible Beauty? The waitress attire makes the drive worth it for me :grin:
How did you like the Kilkenny compared to other Irish beers? Guinness makes it I remember right and I have never tried it because my LOVE for Guinness always makes me order the classic.
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I too enjoy Guinness as a more refreshing beer. KilKenny is very similar, being nitro and low in abv. (3.8%), but minus the darker malts. Smooth and creamy for sure, had plenty of quality "RED" flavor, a nice change from the traditional Dark Guinness. I've enjoyed Smithwicks in bottles in the past and now I wish i'd tried it again, but on drought.
A side note: A terrible beauty have changed their hours and will no longer be playing live music either. The bartender said they're moving towards more of a family style restaurant? The small crowd started grumbling complaints. It seems i may have missed their rowdier days?
A side note: A terrible beauty have changed their hours and will no longer be playing live music either. The bartender said they're moving towards more of a family style restaurant? The small crowd started grumbling complaints. It seems i may have missed their rowdier days?
It gets rowdy to say the least, even trivia night was a wild time. My old roommate had his 21st birthday there and that was one intense night of drunken Irish people.