Founders Harvest Ale

Discussion in 'South Atlantic' started by nc41, Oct 27, 2012.

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  1. bryanole27

    bryanole27 Initiate (0) Jun 24, 2011 North Carolina

    Duckworth's on Park has it on tap, and I picked up a 4-pack @ Brawleys.
     
  2. fehrminator

    fehrminator Maven (1,301) Jan 26, 2008 North Carolina
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    Still four-packs available at CBX as of this past weekend
     
  3. Handle

    Handle Initiate (0) Mar 16, 2009 North Carolina

    I know Healthy Home Market had quite a bit of it a week or so ago. Might be worth checking out.
     
  4. stickboy1125

    stickboy1125 Initiate (0) Jan 28, 2012 Virginia

    Don't think I'll buy it again, it was good, just not worth the price at $9.99/4-pack. I would have been much happier with a fresh sixer of Red's Rye or Centennial.
     
  5. Morey

    Morey Pooh-Bah (1,822) Dec 30, 2007 Pennsylvania
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    Though I like this beer very much, I have to wonder.....is this thing really brewed with 100% wet hops?! Anyone else feel like this beer is too "fruity" and not so much "grassy" and "piney" like most other wet hopped beers? I could be wrong, I just have a feeling that they use more than just wet hops in this beer. It's fantastic stuff regardless. Cheers!
     
  6. wolfeman007

    wolfeman007 Initiate (0) Aug 26, 2007 North Carolina

    I have loved it in the past and am I big fan of all things founders but I think Sierra Estate blows it away this year...
     
  7. Beer-A-Lot

    Beer-A-Lot Pooh-Bah (2,031) Oct 4, 2012 Virginia
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    Picked up a couple at Total Wine today and look forward to trying it out. Noticed a few winter ales coming out as well. Appropriate since it's freezing here today.
     
  8. CJLuzzo

    CJLuzzo Initiate (0) Feb 22, 2012 Indiana

    9.99/4 pk in NWI... they had three on the shelf, should have grabbed more than one. Thought it was tasty, think i prefer it to the Broo-Doo in a tight race.
     
  9. tectactoe

    tectactoe Pooh-Bah (2,386) Mar 20, 2012 Michigan
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    Harvest Ale was pretty good, very fresh tasting. Am I the only ones that loves Centennial!? My ONLY problem with Centennial is that it must be fresh, within 3-4 weeks, or else it loses tremendous hop flavor.
     
  10. Morey

    Morey Pooh-Bah (1,822) Dec 30, 2007 Pennsylvania
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    I agree that Centennial Ipa is awesome when super fresh, but it definitely falls off quick. Southern Tier 2x does the same thing. If you've never had these super fresh, I recommend it. Cheers!
     
  11. John_M

    John_M Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,849) Oct 25, 2003 Washington
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    Shrug. I don't disagree, but SN wet hop stuff is still pretty good (I really like the Northern Hemisphere this year), and it's a HELL of a lot easier to find than Founders Harvest ale. Doesn't matter how good a beer is if I can't find it without a major search to obtain, and without paying an arm and leg to buy.
     
  12. mondegreen

    mondegreen Savant (1,013) Nov 4, 2009 Georgia

    Unless you're in GA, where Harvest has landed (and in some cases has gone), and Northern Hemi is nowhere to be found. I wish a better distributor would pick up SN in our area.
     
  13. John_M

    John_M Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,849) Oct 25, 2003 Washington
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    That's a shame, as it's quite good this year. It's everywhere in the DC, Nova and Baltimore area.
     
  14. unionturf

    unionturf Initiate (0) Sep 30, 2007 North Carolina

    Still on tap at Duckworth's Park Rd...and $3 today!
     
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