Latest Pipeworks Releases and Updates (2018)

I know where I can get more. It's just the principal of paying $25 for one bomber (since I dropped the first one) that I don't feel like doing at the moment.

 

But you're not paying $25 for one bomber. You paid $12 to drop a bomber on the ground - that's a sunk cost. Now you'll pay $12 for a bomber to drink (so long as you don't drop it again ).

 

Just buy as many more as you can and spread the loss over the new bottles!

 

Plenty of Lupine over at West Lakeview Liquors as of 15 minutes ago. Four bottles sitting out, but likely more in cases.

 

I will only call and come if we can sit in the alley puffing, then we will need to come up with the next cannabis infused name for the next new beer. We can drink beer too, if thats your thing.

 

"My Pipe Blew-dreams" - a hazy, IPA using herbaceous perennial flowers, Scentennial hops and devil's lettuce blend coffee.
do not age. [smoke] drink fresh.

 

IPA??? Really??? You know me, it would have to be a sour or stout.
But 2 points for the name, unlike those oskar blues guys who used my name and didn't even let me know they put it on a beer.

 

we need you back on the IPA wagon so you can start unloading those sours and stouts of yours.

 

Ha! Unload in your mouth. I'm just burned out on hops, ill buy a 4 pk of NvsU if i get an itch, it always solves the problem.

 

gotta be a sour or @blue-dream no likey... heck, make it a Hemp & Blueberry Gose or something

 

So Emerald Grouper is the next fish beer?? Haven't had Scarlet Betta, due anytime this year?

 

I believe Emerald Grouper is Square Grouper.

 

Emerald Grouper is Citra and Mosaic, I think Square Grouper is just Citra.

 

No that's not accurate regarding SG. Just look at the description on BA which was taken from a PW announcement. Simcoe, citra, galaxy & mosaic. Unicorn Hits Rock Bottom was Citra only (plus the honey) if memory serves.

 

"Emerald Grouper (previously known as Square Grouper)"
- PW

 

Emerald vs Square Grouper?

 

too many fish beers

 

You could probably say that about their entire lineup in general (i.e. too many different beers), but if they make a good beer, I'm not sure it matters.

 

It seems like as of lately the variety has slimmed down a bit thanks to the canning line

 

I agree...I wasn't necessarily saying that there is too much, just pointing out that I could see someone thinking it. I know when I got into craft beer a couple years ago, I found the extensive lineup a bit overwhelming.