CCB Growler Tuesday Thread

Growler Tuesday! This week's selection is Peach Cobbler A La Mode Brown Ale. 5.5%, $10/32oz & $18/64oz.

 

Chocolate orange imperial stout $20 for 32oz, $35 for 64 oz. I assume the base is Zhukov, since the release is around the corner

 

Well that sounds delicious

 

The base is Two Regular Joes. Which makes sense since it already has orange flavor creates by the hops they used

 

Today's Growler/Crowler Tuesday selection: Blueberry Basil Jai Also $10/32oz, $17/64oz, 7.5%ABV

 

Growler Tuesday is upon us: Neapolitan Brown Ale.

Vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry combine forces and trick you into thinking you're drinking a glass of that classic ice cream treat.

$10 for 32oz, $18 for 64oz. Tapped at noon.

 

I think this was on draft a few weeks back, no?

 

It was on cask in the tasting room a couple weeks ago. It was still available for growlers last night around 7pm while I was there, so it didn't draw a big crowd. I tried it yesterday, it was okay, but every neopolitan flavored beer I've had has been subpar compared to 3 sons double scoop, which was awesome.

 

Had 3 sons one at Huna Day and agree it was great. I also like the one that Chicago and Wisconsin traders often throw in as extras in trades. Can't remember the name.

 

Saugatuck Neapolitan Milk Stout?

 

It sounds pretty interesting. The latest check ins on untappd are showing pics of high carbonation. Beginning of infection or was it always like that?

 

Looked it up. That's it! Thanks!

 

I thought the Six Ten 611 was a drain pour, had it a few weeks ago and it was thin and was overwhelming with fake strawberry flavor. Obviously different tastes for different folks.

 

I overheard the Crowler Crew at CCB complaining about how carb'ed it was (purposefully so). So probably ok.

 

From their FB page:

This week's offering is Caffè Americano Double Stout with Rye Whiskey Barrel-rested Coffee added. A big thanks to our pals at Buddy Brew Coffee for providing the beans.

$20/32oz, $35/64oz, 11.5%ABV

sounds absolutely delightful.

 

This was amazing when they offered it on draft in the spring

 

Are you refering to the Sherry BA version that was on draft, is this that without the BA?

 

Yes. Sorry, I forgot that it was barrel aged. But it also used the rye-barrel rested coffee beans from Buddy Brew

 

Anyone know if there is any left?