Houston Tasting next month will have something really special.....

Night Train with Lacto and Pedi aged in Port Wine Barrels? Been wanting to try that whale for a while now....

You're drunk at 4 pm again, arent you Bruce

 

hmmmm... intriguing...

 

This better be a bottle of Dave

 

I'll bring snacks

 

My goal is to make it to this one. Not for said über fancy beer, but to meet some BAs in person.

 

Wooden Hell??

 

Ill be there if i can be.

 

You could at least give a better hint than "not smokey" lol.

One does not merely try "to get one more" Wooden Hell, so sadly I will assume this isn't the mystery beer

But I'll toss my hat in anyway: King Henry or, in the alternative, Fou' Foune. That said OP, if you're talking about the pearly narwhal that is Isabelle, I will see you there my friend.

 

Ill give em a hint, its in the top 10 of the top 100 on BA

 

Well, in that case, we know it isn't Pliny the Younger, Bourbon Barrel Vanilla Bean Dark Lord, or Kaggen! for obvious reasons.

We also know it isn't Pliny the Elder or KBS, and very likely not Westvleteren 12, also for obvious reasons.

The beer is Heady Topper (would have preferred to guess King Henry, but it sounds like that isn't right).

 

Obvious reasons being that we've already sip those...

 

I'd love to meet some fellow Houston BAs!

 

Who's to say its not CBS or Citra?

 

I hope for the city of Houston, Clutch City, my home city, its something better than a King Henry. We in Austin drink that on Wednesdays during lunch. But seriously I am curious.

 

No kidding, the two in my fridge right now are earmarked for such things as "Tuesday" and "cloudy."

 

I heard we may be doing a special Pumpkin beer tasting next month? or is that this month? October makes more sense, even if everything is already being released!

 

These situations are almost always better when kept unannounced and as a surprise because now 1) expectations are heightened to a point that's difficult to meet, and/or 2) 30 people will show up only to get a ~.75-.85 oz sample of said special beer.

I could be wrong (and hope I am) on both counts -- I tend to over-analyze things anyway. In the end, the generosity is greatly appreciated, and I hope I can make it to the tasting.