Your "white whale"?

Wanna know a secret? Regular Hunahpu was better this year. Probably rarer too oddly enough.

 

Really...hmmm, do I now select another quest is the question haha.

 

I Finally got hold of one of my White Whales. I will be saving this for First Beer Sunday.

Behold!!!! I know Old News for Most of you guys. But.... Thought I would share.

 

This year's batch should be coming out in a few weeks. You will want the fresh batch if you like the spicy kick! There should be plenty on the trading block next month.

 

Two: HOtD Dave and 1968 Thomas Hardy.

 

Cherry Rye has been on my list for quite awhile.
Might actually try to put up a FT:ISO one of these days.
Will probably instantly regret it when I get told I don't have enough ammo.

 

Good on ya, dude.

I've been thinking that part of my beer future (within reason of course!) will be hooking people up with their Mobys. Will be a fun part of the beer world, I imagine.

 

FSW Sucaba

 

Now that I think about it New Glarus Eisbock would be a personal whale for me.

 

Pretty much any IPA from Hill Farmstead - just a four hour drive and a three hour wait in line away.

After that, Tree House Julius (somehow this has escaped me) and Double Sunshine - again, so close but so far.

 

Lawson's was hard to find. That 's what's true. I mean headdy was there if you could get there in time. Be at such and such a store by what time and you were guaranteed some headdy. But lawson's . . . yeah not today. . . . I got 2 of the permagrin rye pale ale. NOT the double sunshine and I was happy to find it. I even think it's a good beer but I will leave that for my second bottle and the review. The gold around the top of the bottle was like a gleam in my minds eye and why doesn't lawson's want me to have double sunshine?

 

After years of drinking, trading, drinking what I got in trades, I can say now that I do not have a White Whale anymore. The current scene in Casper is fine for me and my getting to drink beers from ALL over Wyoming via a Growler station? In my book, that can't be beat.

 

Ive actually never tried the regular Hunahpu, still an iso of mine, but I figured if we're talking whales, go big or go home! Lol, def need to try the regular tho.

 

Ill send you all the fresh Daisy you want, I live within a couple miles of Half Acre.

 

It figures that Maria would like this. She's, apparently on the same wavelength as I am.

 

The only whale for me has been King Henry, took me almost a year to land it, hell I even slayed Rare before KH. Finally landed KH on black friday, and in person no less!

Since then nothing has quite motivated me.

 

I bought my first girlie growler a 750 swing top so I'm getting close to you.

 

Probably been said, but I don't have one. Kinda getting intrigued with Toppling Goliath because they make my favorite styles and I find it hard to figure a place in Decorah, Iowa would be this well regarded if they weren't good.

 

Until recently some of the Cantillons were my 'whales'. I have been lucky enough to get them at my local shop. Obviously not crazy vintages or anything, but Fou Foune, Iris, St Lamvinus, Vigneronne and Kriek. So I guess what I've had in mind for a few years has been Leon, Church on a Hill, and Rare. I haven't sought them too in depth, but they are beers that I would very much like to get my hands on.

 

i dunno about all that....

'14 huna was certainly miles better than '13, but i'd still rate DB ahead of it.