2017 Witch's Hat Fury for a Feast

Do we know what bottles will be definitely released yet? It was traxx and then hopefully a mix sixer. I assume it'll be sold as just a sixer and you can't leave out it double up on variants, correct?

 

That's what I heard. One pack of traxx and one brewer's choice mixed pack. Depending on availability, both could be 6 packs or both could be 4 packs. Thinking that it'll all be pre-packaged and set allotments.

 

That's only for in person right? The online is for non mug club I assume?

 

Mug club only. You must have an active membership when you purchase/pickup your bottles.

 

PSA - tickets went on sale Tuesday

 

Being you're from Texas how is it you know this info? As in I will be going there today if that's the case and don't want to be burned when I show up.

 

@ Greatstoutman, NM you stand corrected and thanks for the tip.

 

So, did WH drop the word Dragon and are just now calling it Traxx? Or is it a different variation?

 

I heard they dropped it after a friendly discussion with New Holland.

 

New Holland could only be so lucky as to have customers confuse Dragon Traxx with Dragon's Milk.

 

Also, for those who haven't yet had it, Maple Pecan Cluster Fury is absolutely incredible. Up there with Traxxx.

 

I'll admit to having done my fair share of poking fun at Dragon's Milk. As I try more and more beers over the years, I've ran into so many terrible and middle of the road FOTM beers, that it has allowed me to appreciate a $4 year round available BA stout.

 

Why would you ever want to drink something that's year round?

 

Sounds like you got your ticket, glad to help!

 

I do it all the time, just don't tell anybody - hate to lose any neck beard cred.

 

It's not the best BA stout in the world or anything, but Dragon's Milk would be significantly more well regarded if it was a once a year release.

 

Or if it was a hazy-shit IPA instead.

But yeah, funny enough if it was a once a year release it might actually be better. They could possibly have the time and budget to age it more, brew it richer, etc.

 

This is the most common and warranted complaint I've seen. Real lack of body and too thin for 11%.

If there's anything we should be learning from NEIPAs, it's mouthful and body makes a big difference.