Trying sours soon, advice on which ones?

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  1. paulys55

    paulys55 Initiate (0) Aug 2, 2010 Pennsylvania

    http://www.spinnerstownhotel.com/cwo.php?id=4&id2=&type_id=1

    (Beer menu link above, I think they have prices for most of the beers on there)

    It is a bar/restaurant so they are a little pricier than if you were to get them in a bottle shop but it's a great spot and a good place to sample some great beers.
     
    #21 paulys55, Feb 29, 2012
  2. mgp2675

    mgp2675 Initiate (0) Oct 30, 2007 New Jersey

    Thanks for the responses everyone. I know the term "sours" refers to many different styles and I've been to Spinnerstown. That's where I was referencing the access to Supplication haha. But yeah, in a few months I'm going to give this sour kick a whirl.
     
    #22 mgp2675, Feb 29, 2012
  3. nrs207

    nrs207 Initiate (0) Sep 8, 2011 Pennsylvania

    I hope so with Supplication at $30 a bottle, and I assume that's a 375ml. Too rich for my blood unfortunately.
     
    #23 nrs207, Feb 29, 2012
  4. mgp2675

    mgp2675 Initiate (0) Oct 30, 2007 New Jersey

    $30 beers kill me, and it seems to happen frequently in PA. All of the Eclipse stouts were $30 (though I'm told this is normal), Cherry Adam was $28, Old Rasputin XIV was $29 (such crap, it's $18 in NJ) and Supplication was $30. No good reason to blow over $100 on four good (but not amazing) beers.
     
    #24 mgp2675, Feb 29, 2012
  5. UCLABrewN84

    UCLABrewN84 Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2010 California

    Just for comparison here are California prices:

    Eclipse - $28 to $35
    Old Rasputin XIV - $19
    Supplication - $10.99
     
    #25 UCLABrewN84, Feb 29, 2012
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