Lagunitas Born Yesterday Pale Ale

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  1. BeerGreg

    BeerGreg Savant (1,159) May 17, 2013 Illinois

    Yep. Same here. They are the ones who told me to use it, so I linked it here. Don't kill the messenger!
     
  2. bkabak

    bkabak Initiate (0) Dec 2, 2014 New York

    I've been told by a few friends in the know that some of the usual beer suspects in NYC are expecting to receive it, but obviously, no way to confirm until it actually shows up.
     
  3. jrnyc

    jrnyc Grand Pooh-Bah (3,012) Mar 21, 2010 New York
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    Hopefully if it does it doesn't sit in the warehouses.
     
  4. Bearshawks85

    Bearshawks85 Initiate (0) Jun 12, 2014 Illinois

    Just picked some up at DG Binnys for the Chicagoland folks. $11.99 a 6er
     
  5. deanzaZZR

    deanzaZZR Maven (1,347) Jan 8, 2015 California

    $10.99 a 6er in the Santa Cruz area. This was my first time drinking Born Yesterday. It doesn't quite live up to the hype (for me) but still a very delicious fresh hopped IPA. I'm glad the ABV is 6.5 as it still is quite sweet.
     
  6. beardown2489

    beardown2489 Pooh-Bah (1,966) Oct 5, 2012 Illinois
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    last year was mosaic, amarillo, and equinox.

    Although it did kind of have that zombie dust feel to it, and I was surprised to read these hops when i finally looked at the bottle to learn what was in it. My friend also said it reminded him of the Alesmith 394 pale ale and thats a citra beer as well
     
  7. BeerGreg

    BeerGreg Savant (1,159) May 17, 2013 Illinois

    Scored 12 from Whole Foods. $12.99/sixer.
     
  8. breadwinner

    breadwinner Initiate (0) Mar 6, 2014 California

    It just started hitting retail in Phoenix today. I'm sure it'll be down to you guys soon, if not already there.
     
  9. Immortale25

    Immortale25 Grand Pooh-Bah (3,775) May 13, 2011 North Carolina
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    Landed in Asheville today
     
  10. RalphArdmoreBeerShoppe

    RalphArdmoreBeerShoppe Initiate (0) Nov 24, 2012 Pennsylvania

    We tapped our keg yesterday at 2pm.
     
  11. almostjay

    almostjay Initiate (0) May 24, 2008 Virginia

    Just picked up a 6er from my local in Northern Virginia. All I want is consistent, easy access to a beer that tastes and smells exactly like this.
     
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  12. comfygoodness

    comfygoodness Initiate (0) May 25, 2012 California

    Ramirez Liquor had it yesterday
     
  13. OrangeMen

    OrangeMen Initiate (0) Jan 26, 2014 New York

    Picked up a sixer today and cracked one open tonight.

    Have to say, hands down the best wet hop ale i've ever had. Incredible stuff.

    Kudos as well to Lagunitas to obviously making it a point to get this on shelves as quick as possible. This says it was bottled two days ago.
     
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  14. ryanhooks81

    ryanhooks81 Initiate (0) Dec 3, 2014 Georgia

  15. Hoppedelic

    Hoppedelic Savant (1,065) Dec 6, 2010 California
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    Landed in Humboldt today, born day before yesterday.
     
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  16. BSW

    BSW Savant (1,063) Jun 20, 2011 California
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    Finishing up my first sixer right now. Love this beer!
     
  17. SINKTIPS_N_SUDS

    SINKTIPS_N_SUDS Initiate (0) Sep 9, 2014 Ohio

    Still...waiting...
     
  18. pinballplayer

    pinballplayer Maven (1,487) Jul 2, 2014 California
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    A great beer for the price. Didn't taste as amazing as last year's 7.5% version but that could be my fickle memory.
     
  19. Corman00

    Corman00 Initiate (0) Feb 23, 2010 California

    Citrusensis > Born yesterday
     
  20. EdwardAbbey

    EdwardAbbey Initiate (0) Jul 13, 2015 Washington

    My sentiments exactly. Last year it was breathtaking, and easily in a league of its own among the FH beers I tried. This year, it's "merely" the best--still winning the annual title, but by a slightly less resounding margin. Memory always plays a role, of course, along with other subjective factors and certain objective ones (different hops, different recipe, etc...?). But, for the price, quality, and national delivery logistics, can anything else really compete with this?
     
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